Thrasher Magazine

Pace made sure the Scramble lived up to its rail-ripping reputation. Read on to see how the Aussie powerhouse went from handling heavy machinery back home to slaying back-breaking spots in Boston. As seen in our February '23 mag.

Woolley was our designated ATV, but spent way more time shredding street spots than busting bowls. Find out what it's like riding for Sky Brown's company, his pro predictions and the secret to McTwists on a McDonald's diet––as seen in our February '23 mag.

Dylan could make a nice living on promo codes and paid posts, but he wants to play the skate game the old-fashioned way. We knew we had to get Poods' most visible skate rat on the Scramble to see what he could do on the East Coast streets. Read up as we talk SD livin', trip highlights and his leap from Zero to Primitive—as seen in our February '22 mag.

Nick Mathews bounced around board sponsors for years even though everyone knows he's the best. Chicago’s son hopped in the van put down some of the most memorable moves of the trip. We investigate this phenomenal talent with an extra-packed catch-up, as seen in our February ‘23 mag.

He's got a killer new Cons part to cap an epic year, but did you ever wonder what the five weirdest places Louie Lopez has taken a dump were? Read on! As seen in our December '22 mag. 

You probably know Petar as the little person messin’ up Macba in your feed. Not everything's on the 'Gram, though. Read how this coffee-addicted Bulgarian made the move to Barci in his search of a clear head and epic terrain. As seen in our January ‘23 issue.

Fred Gall has not only lived 100 skateboarding lives, he’s lived them HARD. Child prodigy, streetstyle innovator, life of the party, total fucking wreck, DIY community activist—all Freddy. Fellow lifer Brian Anderson investigates. As seen in our Feb. 2022 issue.

You saw him smack rails from California to the Carolinas in Splendor. Now read up as Fosko’s road warrior sounds off on illegal tricks, Sinclair's life advice and more—as seen in our June ‘22 mag.

The music of Beirut has been featured in many skate vids over the years, most notably in Mark Suciu’s “Verso” masterpiece. Mark caught up with Zach Condon, the man behind the band, in this exclusive interview.