Thrasher Magazine

Nyjah wins Tampa, Mason Silva's fakie flip, unseen Dylan footage and more in today's episode of Skateline. 

Perhaps we’re biased, but this is one of the best videos you’re ever going to watch. From the breakdown of Tom's epic marathon line, to his dynamic friendship with Jacob Harris, the Atlantic Drift star skillfully maintains the delicate balance between adult life and skateboarding.

With ultra quick feet and a superb back Smith game, Milton’s brother has made a name for himself stylishly cutting up the Argentinian streets. It’s no wonder the Butcher gave Eze his own Cleaver board. PRO AF!!!

Chocolate tours always radiate the perfect blend of camaraderie and skate prowess. Brophy, Vincent and Stevie take the new blood on an international tear from Toronto to NYC, as Carl Aikens makes a hell of an introduction. 

With a $100 wager for who can get the most tricks, Chocolate’s young bucks hit the Northeast with a little extra ambition. The vets turn it up to 11 as well—Hell, even Rick Howard got a proper photo! Check the piece from our March 2020 issue to see who walked away with the fattest stacks of clips and chips.

The 2016 SOTY puts his heels of steel to the test again for a high-impact huck tour with his REAL homies. Through nosey neighbors and serious slams, he pounds the pavement until he rides away. Sometimes you gotta fight to be free.

Continuing their already impressive legacy, Emerica strikes gold again with Green. Dakota pushes his rail game to new limits and Dickson rips every set and bank to shreds like a rabid wolverine while the rest of the team fills out a killer montage. This is canon.

Tomorrow’s hottest pros and Long Beach’s glitterati packed into Bradford’s for a first look at the hot-off-the-press Am Scramble video. Check the photos to feel like you’re part of the action, watching the scramblers shine, putting back White Claws with the best of ‘em.

Through every blood-shedding battle, Roberto pushes through the pain to get clips for the ones who are no longer with us. Maybe that's why every slam makes him more stoked, even as he shoulder-slides 15 feet across cheese-grater ground.