Thrasher Magazine

David Loy looks back at a noseblunt to broken wrist.

Pour a concrete slab on a wooden slant and Dan Drehobl will magically appear. Hell, Tony Trujillo might even roll through with a posse.

His dad may cast a shadow the size of Mount Rushmore, but Riley Hawk is making his own name—and even has some street moves Tony can't touch. Here are the jams he's feeling lately.

Here's Willy Santos with a voice-over of his classic part from the first Birdhouse video, Feasters.

Somewhere between 20-stairs and 540s, the Birdhouse team filmed all this in one day. Talk about goin' to work.

Welcome back to the internet shack. Episode number 4 is so good that even if you hated the first 3 episodes you'll... nah, you'll probably hate this one too because there's no mesh hats or pools in it.

Long before ollies, fools were gettin' air in pools. Pat Quirk of Seattle, WA asks: Who invented the no-hands backside air?

Rhino comes through with this week's 'five' of Ryan Decenzo, Sierra Fellers, Jordan Hoffart, Felipe Gustavo, and David Gravette.

A couple of decades ago, Omar was one of those skate prodigies you hear about. Well, he's been charging non-stop ever since and clocked a full part that's going to make you want to skate today for sure.