Thrasher Magazine

Talk is cheap in life. It's even cheaper within skating. Here’s a quick analysis of making “claims" and squatting on spots.

Gang Green defined "Skate Rock" in the '80s. Hailing from Braintree, MA, the little kid three-piece was fast and loud. Chris Doherty had a cover in '87 and has been down with the mag for life. Sad but true, Chris had a stroke and his friends are getting together for a benefit show on January 11th, 2019 at Boston's legendary Paradise Club. If you can, help a friend out. Skate to Hell. –Jake Phelps

And we're baa.... You know what? Fuck an intro! Jeremy Fish y'all, enjoy!

Ricta caught up with Blake in Barcelona to see if he could handle a different kind of straight 8 challenge.

Al developed this functional shape for surfing the streets of Long Beach. This offering limited to 666 pieces from NHS and Skate Mafia.

With faith and resilience the crew crossed the continent width and lengthwise, California to New York, over the course of a month strengthening themselves, stacking skate clips and lifelong memories.

No Hotels is a group of lifelong friends and skateboarders that answer the call of adventure, the call of the wild, the call of the open road. Check out some photos from their journey.

Insanity never looked so sane, and sure as hell couldn’t possibly be more fun.

Montreal is one of the great skate cities. The Studio squad holds it down with lots of raw, underground talent and spots galore. Here’s the rough cut of their recent vid.