Thrasher Magazine

The current of DC’s legacy runs deep in Aleka’s skating, complete with a deep and deadly ledge game. Press play.

Deedz’ endless imagination and deadly flick solidify his reputation as one of the most exciting skaters on Earth. He’s all alone in the fakie manual zone.

Jimmy heads back to the heartland with Foy, Bannerot, Van Vark and Mancina, sparking sessions at the parks and getting the scene stoked on vert. Mission accomplished.

At-home tattoos, skating into lakes and buying a pad back in Oslo, Deedz has the professional skate life down to a science. Longtime friend Pekka Løvås checks in with the tireless force to see how he jumps from project to project and what happened with a spoiled pro-board surprise—as seen in our November, ‘21 issue.

This Grindland story ain't ancient history. Mark Scott and friends fire it up on hallowed ground. Of course his kid rips!

Visiting old haunts and breaking down his approach, Vincent stays in touch with his inner child while filming for Bunny Hop. From his driveway in LA to the IE, he’s always bringing the hype.

New York's prodigy punches well above his weight while attacking the city's stacks. This deserves a standing ovation.

Gary takes a close look at Nick Garcia's Flowers for Mom part, Shaun Paul's NorthUnda part, Austyn Gillette's Re Est part and more in today's episode of Skateline.

Tommy Fynn and the gang continue exploring Oz, hitting perfect ledges and DIY spots in Adelaide. The Trent Riley clips cement his legacy as a genuine talent gone way too soon.