Thrasher Magazine

Famous paintings, demon dogs, rugby stripes and sweats, check out Pizza's new collection for spring.

In their third full-length, these maniacs from Massachusetts and beyond find new ways to bust in the crust. Timmy Knuth, Derek Fukuhara, Anthony Shetler and many more East Coast killers throw some big hucks, hippie jumps and switch grinds on sketchy rails. Good eye, indeed.  

These Parisian pals comb through cobblestone streets finding sketchy drop-ins and dreamy plazas for the new Mômes video. No need to brush up on your French, they’re speaking the language we all know.

Frogs and friends Chris Milic, Frankie Decker, Nick Michel, Salomon Cardenas, and their fellow West Coasters rip through LA with their signature blend of bitchin’ bank moves and serious stunts. It may look fun but these guys are not playing around…

Cody catches a solo session at Potrero in this short spot for Spitfire. Feel the heat as he keeps the rain at bay with some bangers on the bank wall. 

During his trip to Skater Con in Arizona, Mike Kershnar documents all the desert DIY and backyard ramp fun on a couple rolls of film for Skatewild. Get a serene glimpse of the Southwest skate dream before you cop the full zine.

Frankie Heck, Christian Henry and Tyson Peterson stick to the walls at the famous Firestone Ditch in a quick cut from Thunder. A few friends and a wide-open spot is all you need to get the weekday session poppin’.

Taking his softies to the streets, Knibbs plays tour guide through the City we LOVE. Whether it’s China Banks, Union Square, Twin Peaks or just the push from BART, every spot speaks to the history and culture of SF skating. Nothing beats a day bombing in our beautiful home.

If you didn’t have the dough to shell out for for their gold USB stick box set, now’s your chance to see the Australian modern classic in its entirety for free. With a poppy synth-heavy soundtrack and full parts from Josh Pall, Callum Paul, Jack O’Grady and their fellow Pass~Porters, this feature will raise your spirits. 

Almost nothing speaks to the power of Philly skating more than tech moves on tall ledges and high hops over traffic barricades. Jahmir covers that ground comfortably with raw energy and style in his Venture part.

Teaming up with the renowned tattoo artist and life-long skater, Emerica brings Nathan’s vision and passion for designing shoes into fruition on the Omen Hi.

The Birdman dishes on why he always puts on new trucks before throwing giant McTwists and charging across the channel. Even though he never gets to the axle, he always finds his groove.

Maurio solidifies his status as a one-man demo force tearing up the parks and cities on his first trip to Oz. With kickflips so tight they might as well be vacuum sealed, it’s no wonder he got his own board.