Thrasher Magazine

Dan rifles off some ledge tech before doing a brief DLX interview about the Detroit scene, graduating with multiple degrees and soaking in the skate life every day. Need some daily motivation? Dan’s your guy. 

The life-long Oregonian hits the Northwest concrete with some tech you don’t expect and looks back on his decade-long run with Thunder. Learn how he makes and breaks parks with his bare hands and solid steel axels. The man’s full of surprises.

Frankie Heck, Christian Henry and Tyson Peterson stick to the walls at the famous Firestone Ditch in a quick cut from Thunder. A few friends and a wide-open spot is all you need to get the weekday session poppin’.

His tech moves are just the right mix of flash and style, as they should be. We also appreciate the simple, perfect nollie flip to fakie. Thanks for that last one, Pat. 

A grip of dudes from Welcome Skateshop in Madrid christen their new collab truck with Thunder by bashing through the city’s spots. Powerful ledge lines, new moves at Congreso plaza and a hefty nollie backside heel show they don’t take the occasion lightly. Forget the bull run, this is the real street action. 

Guy Mariano’s new pro truck is a cause for celebration, so Thunder hosted a private, invite-only skate jam at his park in North Hollywood with some heavy rippers, cold bevs and a taco truck. Plunkett got some tag-along birthday cheer too!

Marcus tours the Bay Area’s signature spots for the first time, delivering the goods with superb skill and style. Dude is a powerhouse.

While reminiscing about his early days as a Speedo-clad diver and moving from Scotland to Scandinavia, the international technician lays down some casual lines around The Bay, casually crushing a few spots in one day.

Franky gives you a glimpse into his sketch book by drawing the art on his new pro Thunders. Speaking of sketch, watch the video to see his near-miss on that 50-50.