Thrasher Magazine

After 20 years of renegade status and seven years closed, San Pedro's Channel Street DIY finally became an official skatepark with a ribbon cutting, skate bash and community give-back. Thank you, Andy, Robby, the SPSA and all the volunteers and companies that support DIY skateboarding!

Starting with a cash-for-tricks event at Cherry then a premiere at Pharmacy to follow, Domo got most of Long Beach out to celebrate the new part. Swipe through to see the whole scene.

The artist and icon closed out his Comic-Con run with a packed after-party. DJs Don Nguyen and Blake Anderson fired up the wheels of steel and everyone got some free goods just for showin' up. Scroll through to live a night in Neck's life.

Before his smash-hit part in Foundation's Splendor, Ryan almost left the game entirely. Teammate Julian Lewis gets the scoop on how he went from a couch-crashing Instagram addict to hoppin' in the van with a flip phone. Read up!

That new Baker vid that just dropped shook the scene. Go behind the sessions with Rowan, Zach and The Boss with this fresh batch of interviews. 

Myles made waves in Baltimore before conquering the West Coast. Keep up with Toy Machine's newest pro as he raps classic vids, skating with his girlfriend and going pro for his dream brand—as seen in our January '22 issue.

The Baker and Deathwish crews packed a park to surprise Zach with his first boards. Scroll through to see his first moments in the big leagues.

Glick proved he’s a bonafide high-impact freak in Souvenir, then switched up his approach for a killer closing part in Foundation’s newest vid. Read how he went from rail rider to wall-crawling artist.

Julian Lewis came from Connecticut and took California’s rails by storm. Read how Foundation’s newest star earned his spot, dealt with Tourette’s and began making his own pants.