Thrasher Magazine

Zered, Louie, Milton, Raney and the Cons squad cruise through Kansas City, hitting a huge sample of spots and a dreamy DIY before putting on a crowdpleaser at the park. Thank you, Skullcandy and Voodoo Ranger.  

Who’s buried at Grant’s Tomb? Not just a former president and his wife (and dog). A more recent and gnarly history lives at this Upper West Side spot, highlighted by Ted Barrow and the rippers who tested the beveled blocks at this exalted NYC staple.

Covering the cuts of New York, Jersey and Florida, this masterwork from Paul Young follows an undeniable roster through the brutal East Coast streets.  

The Scene Attack's return saw four crews sprawled across the streets of Austin, Texas, in pursuit of an edit worthy of the $6,000 in prizes—heavy pocket change to start the year off right.

After making his name in the East Coast streets, Aaron returns to Oregon to work the weathered asphalt and overlooked cuts of his home state.

Herrington rides for Cons and Polar, but he'll say he's the furthest thing from a "cool guy." It's that attitude and a stunning new part from his old haunts in Oregon that makes him one of our favorites. Get to know him better in this wide-ranging interview from our February '24 mag.

It’s not just what they did, but where they did it, and what they named it. Hubba Hideout cemented the importance of location more than any other spot. In episode 2, Ted shifts from EMB to the most famous ledge in the history of skateboarding.

The soundtrack, skating and filming in a Polar video all work in concert to capture the spirit of the streets. This new one is no exception.

Rashad Murray strikes first at Pulaski, followed by Jahmal Williams and more East Coast terrors, and Mark Del Negro puts down a helluva closer. Don’t let this one go to voicemail.