Thrasher Magazine

Aimu Yamazuki kicks it off with icy-smooth lines before getting backup from Trent McClung and Primitive's new pro Kyonosuke Yamashita.

Ishod opens up this European dream with flawless lines followed by Gabriel, Filipe, Rayssa, Giovanni and Monster’s undeniable roster.

From Jhanka's first rips to Felipe and Bækkel's terrifying stunts, the Monster crew puts on a hair-raising production.

Some surfaces and settings are seemingly built for skateboarding, inspiring decades of innovation. In our third NYC installment, Ted details the appeal and surprising history of the Pyramid Ledges.

This year treated us to some of the finest skateboarding the world has ever seen and it's time to give shine to those who did it best. Check the list to see who gave it their all through 2023.

Gary covers Giovanni Vianna's Ritorna part, Leo Baker's Nike SB part, Uma's Streams video, Gravis' Bijyu video, Beatrice Domond, Adam Davies, Jordan Trahan and more in today's episode of Skateline.

Scratching off NBDs in LA can be difficult, but Gio’s unparalleled fakie skills unlock a slew of new moves. Between his classic hammers and tech finesse, this is a tour de force.

Gio filmed his first part at five years old and still has the fire to break new ground across the globe. Following his new video, Primitive’s Alan Hannon hits up our guy to cover a lifetime on the board, risky sponsor changes, ultimate wedgies and skating in the Olympics without an ACL. As seen in our October ‘23 mag.

From a bloody hubba to a damn Jet Ski in the pool, Volcom’s international roster goes absolutely insane in Spain. Simon Bannerot guides you through it.