Thrasher Magazine

New York City is a treasure trove of Epic Spots and rich layers of history. Ted Barrow takes us through three blocks that boast some of the best terrain in the world. Monumental spots make great skateboarding.

Miles moved to SF a year ago and took The City by storm. Good friend Walker Ryan called up the contender to see how he handled our home turf and took down Mason Street while working on his run for Rusty. As seen in our November ‘23 mag.

Walker dives deep into the details of every mission he took to New York's famed steps while making his Textures part. Turn up the Tupac on your next session.

Though “The Ribbon” was a doomed project for city government, the stretch of concrete blocks along the Embarcadero further cemented San Francisco’s mecca status in the ’90s and beyond.

Walker rewatches his single-street concept part, adding behind-the-scenes stories from Ewan's car crash, demolished spots and security situations.

To celebrate Alexis Sablone's new shoe, CONS threw one of the most extravagant release parties with the full team in attendance at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Big pros, fresh kicks, famous artworks and not famous influencers, see why Trevor Thompson called this night a movie.

Can a pro maintain a career without a big shoe contract? Walker Ryan is not only skating at his absolute peak, he's writing novels and running a physical therapy podcast. On the heels of his blockbuster Textures part, we check in to see if all the hard work is paying off.

Gary covers Walker Ryan's Textures part, Ville Wester's Palace move, Stone Hendrikx Sword video, Rayssa Leal and more in today's episode of Skateline.

After wrangling every spot on Wilshire, Walker launches an international tour de force, weaving well-versed lines in the Mediterranean with an unreal assault on NYC’s iconic steps. This one is loaded from start to finish.