Thrasher Magazine

This edit isn’t the product of months of filming, this is what Ishod did on one single road trip. That said, we ain’t the least bit surprised. Ishod tha God for real.

The begrudging leader of Toy Machine weighs in on retirement rumors (that he himself is spreading), the state of skate, band tours vs. skate tours and getting Jamie Thomas back in the van. When a SOTY speaks, it’s wise to listen.

What he lacks in math skills he more than makes up for with on-board talent. Newly-minted pro CJ Collins is here to destroy everything in his path and harass the crap out of everyone around him while doing so. Welcome to the future.

Dakota, Merlino, Aceves, Witkin, Campbell and Thongvivong drop hammers in the Old World.

Blake is so damn good and makes it look too damn easy. FS heel fakie nosegrind down a Hubba ledge, just tossed in the middle of a part? Damn, homie!

One of skateboarding’s best kept secrets, Danny ripped the streets of San Francisco in the early '90s like a wild animal. Check out this remix of some of our favorite Sarge clips, cut together by none other than Socrates Leal.

A Thrasher cover, full Toy Machine video part and an interview in the mag—all in a few months? Myles Willard’s journey has just begun and he’s off to a damn fine start. From the Nov. issue. You know, the one made out of paper.

Braun has been pounding the Bay Area streets for a few years now, bodying spot after spot. This part goes hard, especially with two legendary Andres on the track.

His brain-bending wallride graced the cover of our May issue, and now his new Toy part is here to melt your face. Baltimore’s Myles Willard is a force of nature.