Thrasher Magazine

Julian Lewis came from Connecticut and took California’s rails by storm. Read how Foundation’s newest star earned his spot, dealt with Tourette’s and began making his own pants.

An '80s kid from Omaha, Nebraska, Joe fell in love with skateboarding in a time when you really had to want it and eventually made it to the mag. He also ripped! He was sweet man and a true skater. We will miss him terribly. Our love goes out to his family and many, many friends.

Bastien’s story is not another cautionary tale. This career-spanning interview shows a man that's far from finished blowing our minds.

From the Baker van to King of the Road to 20-plus years of shooting photos, Burnett’s done a lot of miles and met a lot of folks working for the Mag. Check out who made an impression on Phelper’s right-hand man. As seen in our March 2021 issue.

John’s one of the best pool rippers in the game. When he ain’t attackin' the backyards, you can find him fabricating a skate-inspired bong—trucks and all. Get the lowdown on all things bowl burning, straight from the pages of our February, ‘21 mag.

Omar Hassan hosts Ishod, Christian Henry and the Homies at his private paradise before a brief intermission with Jaws and Hale going psycho on a spine ramp. The good times never get old.

Creature catalogs Navs’ epic quarter-century run, from being a Minnesotan misfit to becoming the Vertical Vampire. Vert can’t die when you’re undead.

It wasn’t just the stock dudes that put out an unprecedented amount of raw ripping last year. Here are the non-traditional skaters that got the highest marks in 2020.

Nora Vasconcellos chats with her fellow Welcome broom rider about art, being a dog dad and filming for his recent Layers part—from our Feb ’21 issue of the mag.