Thrasher Magazine

Keegan McCutchen sets the stage with his first part for the F Troop, followed by a barrage of heavy rips from the whole squad. Aidan Campbell earns the curtain call with a jaw-dropping offering for the ages.

These last 12 months spawned some of the most shocking skating we’ve seen to date. Let's honor the heavy hitters that made 2022 one for the history books. Finalists announced Wednesday.

Julian earned heavy praise for his part in Splendor, but not without some bone-rattling battles. Check all the slams that preceded the successes.

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.

Vans’ Downtown Showdown returns to the sand with a flood of familiar faces and some surprising new ones. Does this mean America’s back?! Burnout investigates.

Following his standout part in Splendor, Julian locks in his place on the etnies team.

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!

Silas kept his SOTY torch lit, while Jake Hayes snapped huge bars with ease, and the Grimple crew went berserk. All this and much more, from every corner of the globe, made May a month to remember.

Jake Anderson's STOP part, Foundation's Splendor video, Travis Harrison's Garage part, Nyjah, Disorder and more in today's episode of Skateline.