Thrasher Magazine

Belco gets bigger every year and ‘24 raised the stakes with huge players from Japan and the US careening through the streets to the famous bowl jam. From triple-kink chaos to hell-raising airs, it’s all Skate and Destroy.

Brandon draws smooth lines around the courts and schoolyards of LA with Braden G in tow. 

Lunatic Fringe alum Mathias Torres strikes first before The Provider brings his signature ramp magic for Creature. A heavy section from the Fiends in Japan adds to the equation.

Gary covers Wilton Souza's Zero part, Creature's Havoc video, Limosine's 8 video, Hart Pullman, Hermann Stene, Momiji Nishiya and more in today's episode of Skateline.

Wilton’s pop is EXPLOSIVE, and the combination of marathon slides and iconic San Diego spot makes for a BOLD introduction to Zero. 

Pero Simic is in the ranks of the New York skaters that also model, but he doesn’t let the lure of high fashion detract from stacking heavy clips. We caught up with the Roadkill star to see how he balances the two worlds without getting caught up on corny shoots.

Winkowski gives his first pro shoe a test rip with a hearty sample of handplants and airborne moves for Emerica. Get a pair for you and maybe two for your dog.

Raybourn, Kowalski, Gravette, Gregson and the gang trek back to Florida for three days of unfathomable chaos. Join 'em as they navigate burning ships, fireworks and setups so sketchy you’ll just have to see to believe.

Powerhouse Kevin Liedtke snaps first in Philly before getting backup from Joey O'Brien, Johnny Purcell, and the team. Sammy Montano delivers a powerful closing argument.