Thrasher Magazine

Sota rages through TI, Burnside and more dreamy DIYs before going upside down at Hokkaido's lost skatepark for Creature.

From the concrete waves of FDR to the gilded plazas of Midtown Manhattan, Shanahan strikes a part that’s sharp and timeless.

Eman, Knibbs, Winkowski, Pace and Wooten power through Washington's parks and backyard setups before taking down some marathon kinkers for Santa Cruz.

Rob Cahill and Mike Crum go beyond offering a good place to skate for the Dallas kids. The park also provides quality food and community events for the local families. Watch this powerful piece with Dickies and give 'em a hand.  

Kotora began the year by blowing minds in LENZ III, kept us hooked on the Hot~Pot tour and now brings the quick hits once again for adidas.

The crew at Neighbors Skate Shop lets loose in the streets of LA, hopping sets and stacking lines. Mark your clips with a backflip after this one. 

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The Ben Raemers Foundation checks in with Louie to hit the park and talk about the benefits of their Suicide First Aid training. 

The always-inventive Eetu Toropainen goes roof to rail in his first showing as an official member of the Pass~Port team.

Yuto clocks in first with an all-terrain performance before Kai Kishi, Ron Parker, Dashawn Jordan and Braden's all-hitter crew bring the backup. Seein' Reef back on board is an ender to remember.   

A flying Citi Bike, Mike McGill's autograph and a poisonous mushroom all play their part among stellar sections from Cory Bittle, Zach Panebianco and Ty Beall. Sam Zenter captures the magic of NYC.   

Braden unloads the hits while workin' for his nosegrind on the back of our January mag for Bronson. 

The DGK camp comes through swingin' with standout sections from Collin Slew, Marquise Henry and Nick Diaz before Brian Reid rules the streets of Boston.