Thrasher Magazine

The Bust Crew’s Ty Beall keeps the spot drought at bay by rushing through the rough streets of Richmond. Gilbert pops by to fly down a double set in a brick tunnel while Ty turns the VA crust to dust. Get there.

Vans is stepping up to help small businesses—including core skateshops—during this difficult time by offering shoes with custom patterns designed by the shops themselves. Thirty designs are currently available and 50 more are coming down the pike. Fresh shoes and a kickback to your local? That’s a win/win. 

As always, Jacob Harris and the Isle dudes pull through with their perfect blend of experimental sights, sounds and stunts amidst the British crust. Jensen, Jones and Brooker dish out fast lines, fakie manuals and an epic tré before the curtain call. This one hits in waves. 

With a full stack of creative Euros and cameos from the States, French Fred comes up with another certified smash. Jaakko, Madars, Maité, Eetu and their friends back each other up with textbook blunts, wild one foots and miracle board recoveries. They earn their knucks.

One by one the VXs fall, but James still keeps the four-by-three in HD to showcase his wild pack of Aussies run riot through the streets. Tommy Fynn, Gabbers, Adam Davies and the rest fire off in this hectic edit full of beer-spewing, big sessions, hijinx and risky hucks. Any crew would be lucky to have half their stoke.

With a penchant for curb wizardry and risky ride-on grinds, Marlin gets his tech fix in the South of France. Check the moves before you smash into your next slappy. Some people just see things differently. 

No public park or private pit is safe from Hugo as he sets his sights on the Southwestern states—the coping gets absolutely crushed in this part from RVCA. Just wait for the Money Grab at Hell Bowl. Cha-ching!

You saw the article in the mag, now watch the Girl/Choc crew literally Skate and Destroy Carroll’s crib. F that deposit. 

Strangelove sent their Midwestern madmen Timmy Johnson, Max Murphy and Ben Narloch down south to shake up the Texas terrain. Call in this crew when keeping it weird just isn’t enough.

Cambryan Sedlick and a few French faces join the Russian rippers from Paccbet through Moscow and beyond, flying at walls and chuckin' back threes down giant doubles. Not even a human skatestopper can slow them down.

The life-long Oregonian hits the Northwest concrete with some tech you don’t expect and looks back on his decade-long run with Thunder. Learn how he makes and breaks parks with his bare hands and solid steel axels. The man’s full of surprises.

Shedding blood straight off the plane, Gartland goes off in Oz, stoking crowds, causing ruckus in the van and ripping some rails. Not bad for a first-timer.

Willms assembles his crew to get loose for the Juice. These dudes snuck in a hard day’s work before the pandemic hit, charging a few highly-guarded handrails and bombing some hills. Never take a session for granted.