Thrasher Magazine

Some dudes get jaded with time. Kalis is three decades deep and yet loves skating more than ever. Here he checks out the new mag which features his first Thrasher cover. Hoag joins with the assist.

With a quick-footed approach and a unique eye for spots, Hiroki’s Tone part is pure street stoke. And holy hell! The last two clips are mind bending. WTF!?

With a nod to Jeremy Klein, the WKND boys hit the road Hook Ups style and put together a launch-ramp-infused tour, complete with a box for the top of the van and Willy Santos in tow. It’s called skateboarding. It’s supposed to be fun.

If the pigs feet and dog coats didn't raise the red flag, the $600 in pizza definitely did the trick. No wonder the budget's f--ked.

20 years ago we lost Phil Shao. He was tragically killed in a car accident while back on the road after rehabbing his knee from ACL surgery. He embodied the archetype for modern day "all terrain" skating with 110% raw power. Style and brains eternal, we love you Phil Shao! —Bryce Kanights

If Dustin Dollin is signing your checks you sure as hell aren’t gonna turn in any soft footage. This PD Promo is hard as hell.

No soundtrack, just the sights and sounds of two comrades creating majestic moments on their skateboards.

Frog in Las Vegas, Gridlock in SF, Brent Atchley's return and more in today's episode of Skateline.

After trips to SF and Vegas, the Drifters elected to test their mettle atop the volcanic peaks of paradise, bringing special guest Max Palmer along for backup.