Thrasher Magazine

If you dig early '90s skating and hip hop, Jacob Rosenberg's new book is an essential artifact. From formative days at EMB to stealing tapes from Mike Carroll, Jake's got receipts from an unquestionably magic decade.

Trixie's been bangin’ the drums with the Old Man for hotel car crashes, body-breaking ramp jams and even her own wedding. Relive the highlights from her hectic years on the road.

A slick steel grind is fine, but nothin' beats concrete. Get the method as Austin links up with Gary and Joel to cap off the keyhole at Metro Skatecamp. 

Kanfoush heads into the hills to build out a perfect noping quarterpipe at Metro Skate Camp. Learn the techniques, then watch Austin, Akerley, Woolf, and a couple SOTYs break it in.

From the first pour to the present carnage Washington Street’s been a proving ground for the heaviest in SD and beyond. Don’t miss a quarter century of hits. Here’s to another 25.

Back in ’09, Jake and P-Stone hopped on a CONS trip with Baca and the gang to fuel the fire for a killer cover and some iconic clips. Sammy and team leader Dave Hoang recount the epic ride.

Over the last half-century, Hewitt has solidified his spot amongst the heaviest transition skaters of all time—and he possesses the sickest frontside 5-0 ever. Our career-spanning retrospective shows you how the man became the myth. This is Peter Hewitt.

The Antihero team descended into San Diego to rip it up and help celebrate the awesome force which is Peter F—in’ Hewitt. A few grinds, a few laughs and a big blow-out photo show with a special video and musical guest made this bash one for the history books. Who should we celebrate next?

Peabody passed the first test from Jake when he was 16 and they were thick as thieves from then on. The Old Man and the usual suspects share memories from the epic European rip that put The Body on the map.