Thrasher Magazine

Mason SIlva on REAL, Zeke Logan skates like Bryan Herman, Clive Dixon's Real Street part and more in today's episode of Skateline. 

The Danish destroyer nixes the pads and skips straight to pounding the pavement. With killer lines, deep-end switch flips and oververt back lips, this vet’s still battle ready. 

Waxing ledges with a banana and dodging cane-wielding wack jobs, the Hélas crew handsomely handles the numerous manny pads and street gaps of London’s skateboarding playground.

Breezy gets the Scramble cover boy to spill it on scrapping with a TM, moving to the States and getting locked up in China. Dive into this interview from the March 2020 mag. 

With flip-in handrail rips and gritty hill bombs, Alexis Lacroix, PIF, Big Sexy and their fellow French-Canadians crush through cutty Colombian streets on an endless hype tour. Scream along—Ohhhh Yeahhh! 

Michael Christie had a good run through the mid-2000s as a globe-trotting sponsored skater. It's not uncommon for skaters to transition into other creative fields, but Michael made the rare leap into novel writing. His published work is getting wide recognition and we wanted to ask about his journey.

The Vans EU crew beat the bloody hell out of the stone streets while Victor “Doobie” Pellegrin supplies the party stoke and closes the curtains. Trust us, you need this in your life. 

Hacksaw's music is not here for your enjoyment. It exists to pummel you into submission. We caught up with these heavy noise makers, but we were particularly curious about guitarist/skater Mike Hell's perspective and ethics of eating garbage straight from the can. 

Follow four Scramblers as they feed off each other’s fire, ripping through seaside ledges, steep slants and night missions with moves heavy enough to snap a rail.