Thrasher Magazine

His DC shoes part was filled with so many next-level tricks it was hard to process. After watching this edit of attempts, near-makes, and extra angles we still can’t guarantee you’ll be able to understand how the hell Tiago does it!

Drew was SOTY in 1998. Think about that for moment before you watch him absolutely crush it for the next 6 minutes. Whether it’s the fountain of youth or unrivaled drive, he’s still at the top of his game. We all know what he’s accomplished over the years, but seeing these high speed ledge lines in the B-Sides is so damn rad.

Sam Hitz got ahold of Vektor's axe man and vocalist David DiSanto to get the quick skinny on the band’s musical inspirations and space aspirations.

This dynamic duo delivers a street skating masterpiece, doubling up on spots from Europe to the East Coast. Hope you enjoy this as much as we do.

Suomi Bob dips Down South with a deep squad of New Balance homies. Great times and heavy sessions in the sticky, sweaty Southern sun.

The man is a monster - there’s really no other way to say it. He makes the impossible not only possible, but often times it seems like he’s just making it up as he goes along. Incredible!

The vid is LIVE and here’s the article that ran in the mag. Nothing STOOPS about these photos.

With three dudes snapping pics and an endless supply of sweet spots, the photo opportunities just keep coming. Check out the Zine HUF put together encompassing their Euro travels.

The odds were stacked in favor of WASTED, probably because there just weren’t many people on team SOBER. Win, lose, draw, whatever, it was great times as usual at FDR in Philly.