Thrasher Magazine

The man known as AXEL CRUSHER does exactly what his nickname boasts, destroying the most hectic rails he can find. The last few tricks in this part are straight up ridiculous.

This is nothing short of an absolute spot beatdown, as Alex Willms puts his body on the line in the conquest of hellacious hammers.

Supreme's CANDYLAND video, Leo Romero's manual, Plazacation and more in today's episode of Skateline. 

Don’t let that disarming smile and good looks fool you, Dan Lu is an absolute barbarian on wheels. This is a great video part and the Skate Gods are more than appeased.

It’s gonna take more than a few injuries to wipe that smile off Dan-Lu’s face. Toy Machine’s shining light chimes in on dipping out of LB, the peaks and valleys of filming for Programming Injection and drawing his first graphic for the Machine. Gratitude is the Attitude.

Behind the lens or on the coping, Greg "Schmitty" Smith gives it his all – a skateboarding lifer powered by PMA. Nobody reps the mag better. Happy half-century, Schmitty!

The man is a national treasure, but he’s even more special to us here in the Bay Area. This new part was filmed entirely in the 7x7 square miles of our dear city, San Francisco. Chico is truly like a fine wine, he only gets better with time.

For many of you, this curb-dancing, manual-loving version of the Tempster might surprise and shock, but in the early '90s Ed was on the frontlines of the street skating revolution. Enjoy the flashback...

This project is not so much about what Pablo Ramirez did, but rather what he felt. It's for anyone who loves him. It’s to give us a chance to remember, to process, to give him an even more tangible space in our hearts on the day-to-day. He's in the green; he’s in the feeling. I’m immensely and eternally grateful for all that you continue to teach us, Spliff. I love you and we all miss you dearly. Bal squad forever. –Zane