Thrasher Magazine

From The Bay to MIA, Kader, Zion, Joe and the Supreme team put on a stunning show set to a soundtrack fit for the stadiums.   

Antihero tours are always a full-throttle, all-terrain experience, but with three SOTYs and the new guys Gus, Nick and Finn, their UK ride tops all expectations.

Private dick Gus Gordon embeds with the infamous Antihero crew, reporting on car crashes, bloody battles and 4 AM fishin’ missions. Heed his warning if you think you can hang.

NJ Skateshop got the crowd out to get first looks on Deily’s new part and our drop of Devils-inspired gear. See the scene here.

Girl brought out everyone from the OGs to the current roster to celebrate three decades in the game. Papke pops in to see the art, the fans and the family they've made along the way.

Ed Templeton's new book gives a rare inside look at the lives of some of the biggest names from 1995 to 2012. Along with a sneak peek at the pages, Burnett talks to Ed about the gross motels, violent Russian cops, the evolution of gender roles and what it's like to look back on skateboarding’s golden era.

Gary talks Spitfire's Gonz in NYC video, Sheckler's My War, Lakai's Bubble video, Jaws' El Toro heelflip attempts and more in today's episode of Skateline. 

A world-class city deserves a killer park and 15 years ago SF received one of the best. Peep Potrero’s epic past and present ripping in this retrospective piece from our September '23 mag.

It’s not just what they did, but where they did it, and what they named it. Hubba Hideout cemented the importance of location more than any other spot. In episode 2, Ted shifts from EMB to the most famous ledge in the history of skateboarding.