Thrasher Magazine

Through every blood-shedding battle, Roberto pushes through the pain to get clips for the ones who are no longer with us. Maybe that's why every slam makes him more stoked, even as he shoulder-slides 15 feet across cheese-grater ground. 

From the streets of San Jose comes a full-length of rare achievement. Crisp VX colors, appearances from Tiltmode royalty, Ben Raemers footy and a hectic ender part from Peter Raffin make it a hell of a watch. This will start your skate day off right. 

Continuing their already impressive legacy, Emerica strikes gold again with Green. Dakota pushes his rail game to new limits and Dickson rips every set and bank to shreds like a rabid wolverine while the rest of the team fills out a killer montage. This is canon.

Putting a video together is never easy, but a supportive squad always helps. Dakota, Jon, Tim and Miner feed off each other to finish another epic Emerican edit. As Dickson says, “It was exhilarating, to say the the least."

Through cracks and crusty 'crete, the Jenny team tears through every curb cut and ledge they encounter on the streets of Canada. It’s alright to stare. 

Shane O'Neill gets a shoe, Abnormal Communication, the HUM video and more in today's episode of Skateline.

The Death Dance lives! If you missed the 24-hour premiere window, it’s your lucky day. WKND’s sharply edited full-length features art from Alexis Sablone along with parts from Karsten, Caleb, Johan and many more talents. Join the celebration. 

No city is safe from the the Wrecking Crew—Delfino, Michel, Glick, Pabich, Kanfoush and a packed lineup of ATVs go on a mayhem-filled crust crusade from Toronto to Philly. Even Gonz and Ishod link with the crew at FDR. This is MUST-SEE TV. 

The Frog squad, some WKNDers and handful of the best weirdos from LA to NYC spice up the spaces between full parts from Kris Burkhardt, Ethan Loy and Andrew Fiene. This follow-up to 2018's In the Doldrums will get you in the mood.