Thrasher Magazine

Primitive’s international super squad checks in to stretch the limits of skating. After Miles Silvas, Robert Neal and the rest light up Florida’s hot spots, the star from Stalin Plaza, Roman Lisivka, finishes the job on the other side of the sea. This promo hits hard. 

Justin’s Albert’s new series combines smooth lines with heavy NBDs, anchored by the Bay Area’s new blood. Jonathan Perez, Lil Dre, and crew show up in a big way while Dilo closes the curtains with a monumental switch flip. This is the start of something special. 

While away from the Island, Bobaj stacks some VX gold with his Swiss homies. Whether it’s on a tiled volcano, street tube or mini ramp, every curved surface gets a heavy session. Jordan Thackery’s barrel-planting bowl run will stoke your fire.

Phelper's last ride, Sabotage in Italy, Reuben Barrack is back and more in today's episode of Skateline. 

Broadcasting from the Bay Area, around the globe and back, Tafari, Desmond, Jahn, Marcello, and DeMarquis deliver the goods with style and gusto before Lil Dre detonates the grand finale.

Northwest creative force Ben Ericson points his lens at Kyle Nolan as they tour through rural Washington logging towns in search of kinked wooden rails and crusty-ass banks. And you know you gotta hit Orcas Island if you’re in the area. 

One of the cleanest teams out rolled through for a power-packed session. Campanello, Perez, Lil’ Dre and the rest of the clique hit with precision on every piece of the park. Even Karl Watson keeps up with the kids on a twisted front nose combo. These guys are making the right moves.

Richmond’s finest rush through the rough streets of Virginia, putting them Ventures to the ultimate test. Whether it’s hairball roof gaps or hectic DIY pole jams, Rowe, Barker, Beall, Messer, Mcneely and more stay AWAKE by turning up the heat.  

Navs took the Rumble out of Ramona, bringing the Tumble down to Tucson and Willis Kimbel, Cory Juneau, Chris Russell and the rest of the crew did some serious damage to the pit. Watch the dudes sky and the coping fly at what hopefully becomes a new Southwest tradition.