Thrasher Magazine

After 2013 it didn't seem like skateboarding could get any crazier. Derek Elmendorf's deranged double kink screams you ain't seen nothin' yet.

Hammeke has a look back blog of ol' Tom Grom leading up to the weekend he turned pro—video coming this Friday.

Gary's excited for the upcoming Plan B video, he has some constructive criticism for Chaz Ortiz, and he celebrates the return of éS shoes.

Neil injected an extra boost of fun and creativity into skating when it really needed it in the '80s and '90s. Tom Remillard introduces a classic from the 2004 88 vid.

Volcom had a party with bands and beers but with four hours to kill, we hit four parks to promote the mag and see the rippers of tomorrow. The future looks bright and everybody loves Thrasher. Here’s a day in the life in LA. Skate or die.

Wheels are made to roll, and Tom heats up his urethane with this long, flowing line involving lots of different terrain.

There's some demo madness here, but this squad of absolute rippers also destroy the gnarliest street spots they can find in Canada. Featuring Micky Papa, both Decenzos, Paul Trep, Sascha Daley, Paul Machnau, and many others.

When PC filmer Jackson Casey told us he was working on something with Shaun we assumed it would be rad, but we were thoroughly surprised when he dropped this killer full length part in our mailbox.

Seeing how San Francisco is home of the only publication that matters, if your team is in the city and you don’t stop by–you are losers. The Flip team came by today and all of this happened in 15-minutes. Smile for the camera boys, it’s called face time.