Thrasher Magazine

Peeping cockroaches, conspiracy theory junkpiles, and hallucinogenic cave gas? Must be time for Season II of The Internet Shack. If you don't like it, just throw it in the river. Bolts!

The pro skate demo concept has been around for ages but the level of skating keeps getting crazier. These guys crank out things by the dozens that would have been inconceivable a few years ago.

Season 2 of the Internet Shack starts tomorrow. Check out the teaser here and get caught up with last season.

The splits of death, with one foot on and one foot off, is a slam that's always needed a name. Diego offers the "Van Damme." We'll see if it sticks.

When the streets of San Francisco are wet, the City locals hang at the 'Rock. The Western Edition squad put together a nice edit over a couple days.

Trying to hold a boardslide steady is something every skater can relate to. But few know how a beast like this feels. Here's why Steve is a legend.

We don't know if Shaun worked on this for a bit or if it came together quickly, but it's a fast, sharp-looking three-ledge line for sure.

The first of two episodes hits this Friday, but in the meantime, here's a trailer with some of the action that Leo Romero, Cory Kennedy, Julian Davidson, and others gathered when they hit the Pacific Northwest for the RVCA article featured in April's mag.  

His coverage has been underground and in the spotlight, but Mike's remained the same skater to the core. Here he breaks down East Coast skating—and that classic bench ollie from Welcome to Hell.