Thrasher Magazine

The LA ledge lord dials up combos like a mathematician. Pop, precision and a mean flick are all part of the equation. Check the work...

The Doubles dudes make a mess in NYC with psycho over-under moves and giant wall bashes. Jet Caputo, Nick Hall, Tony Karr and crew go on a tear while keeping stoke levels at an all-time high.

Lucas Puig and company leave the LA ledges in rubble—handling nosy neighbors, street bumps and stress, they stack a surplus too big for the double-disc. That switch 360 heelflip will need a few rewinds. World domination.

Picking up at the infamous car collision, Blondey riffs on quitting Palace, starting Thames and things that are just too good to be seen on screens.

Gage pops off the hubbas and rails before Dilo and Ish lay down the final flips of the trip. The Florida streets didn’t stand a chance against this Scramble triple-threat.

An obsessive personality, he dives in deep no matter if it’s skating, designing or binge watching Harry Potter. From rebel youth to one of the most-talked-about skaters of our time, here's a glimpse into Blondey's world.

Mike Arnold jumps out of a window, CK1's part, Lil Wayne and more in today's episode of Skateline. 

Davis commits to full-speed flips and deadly drops, stacking clips for his recent String Theory part. The last line is a testament to his grit and conviction. No half-steppin’.

Holding it down in Minnesota, Ben and Ryan power through insane bluntslides and risky rails. That finishing 360 flip is textbook grace. Nothin’ but love for the Midwest.