Thrasher Magazine

There’s nothing like the psychotic energy of a heated vert ramp session. The stoke keeps growing and feeding on itself until you get an amazing edit like this. Thanks to everyone involved here, because this Swedish event just keeps getting gnarlier!

Tyson’s skating usually makes it look easy, but this brutal bash sure looks difficult. 

Part three starts with some airplane skating, followed by Johnrob Moore crushing the creative/tech game and closes with John Motta reminding everybody that he's still the tunnel-dwelling Desert King. And if that doesn't put a smile on your face then you got problems, man…

Skateboarding is progressing at an unfathomable rate and there’s no better proof than the talent pool at PHX AM. Things just get heavier and heavier each year. Congrats to Ivan Monteiro for taking home the top spot!

The friends section is filled with head scratchers but Nick Zizzo's part will have the street purists pumping their fists to the sky. Oh, and your grandma is gonna hate this soundtrack. So turn it up!

Let’s rewind to the year 2005 when Chima unleashed this part that still drops jaws in 2018—hammers upon hammers. We can’t wait for his new part in the upcoming Vans vid. Certified LEGEND...

Clive Dixon's El Toro relapse, Jamie Foy in Oz, HUF's new video and more in today's new episode of Skateline.

Raging rooftops, diabolical deck checks and a barrage of bonelesses—Jaws, Jeff Stevens and Jordan Rommel kick off A Happy Medium 4, leaving no doubt that things are still weird in the desert. Thank God.

Old crusty spots separate the men from the boys. Parque de Carolinas in Quito, Ecuador has been there for 40 years. It ain't going nowhere. I took the best of '97 there and it went off—cops, broads, beers and busting. The next time I went 20 years later, the kids that grew up with the mag wanted some Eccy juice. Took the now dudes and, needless to say, Hellride was on, "Rocky Mountain Way" all the way. —Jake Phelps