Thrasher Magazine

Already an all-time great, but still in his prime, Ishod makes it look easy in this ten-minute über part for REAL.

Cody smacks a light pole, flying through The City for Uma.

Hosea hits hard in NYC and suffers a spot block that’ll crack you up.

Japan's stone hubbas and sketchy rails come under fire in Myu's tear through his home turf.      

Frankie Decker was a last-minute wildcard this year. He cheated death, tried harder than anybody and won us over with his huge heart and tremendous enthusiasm. Catch up with this rising star as we talk awful slams, Frog love and even interview his rad dad Frank—as seen in the April '22 issue.

The Scramble’s back, serving up a serious dose of heavy hits from Sac-Town to Sin City. From bloody boxers to 17-stair dives, this cast of future pros puts on an unforgettable show.

If the Scramble is known for big tricks and terrifying terrain, Bogotá, Colombia’s Jhancarlos Gonzalez was our most traditional pick. Jhanca was merciless with spots until a switch-tré disaster ended in bloody drawers and an early trip home. Get to know one of the gnarliest in the game with his interview from our April '22 mag.

Salba analyzes the best runs from Upland '81 and shows off the first issue of the mag for Independent.

Poolroom put out a gorgeous VX part with smooth operator Alex Lawton.