Thrasher Magazine

One award at the end of the year is never enough. For 2024 we got an extra-packed edition of T-Eddys goin' out for stolen valor, grandpa goals, beard of the year and so much more. Is your skin thick enough to make it through the lists? Find out. As seen in our March '25 issue.

When the dust settles, these five finalists stand out among the incredible contenders. Take a moment to appreciate each of their awesome contributions to skateboarding. The decision is never easy, but we wanna know: Who's your pick for 2024 Skater of the Year?

Nothing could’ve prepared us for the unprecedented display of incredible skateboarding we saw this year. The following are the elite few who took the game to new frontiers.

School lectured you about Greek mythology, but skateboarding has enlightened you with the tales of DIME. From Jake Johnson to Canada’s best exports, this is the stuff of legend.

From crusty cobblestones to unthinkable rails, Deedz keeps up his streak as one of the rawest, most mind-bending skateboarders on the planet. This part may be his best yet.

Holding on for marathon slides and powering through pure crust, Deedz delivers yet another harrowing part.

While the crowds packed the Olympic stadiums in Paris, Nike SB's enormous street squad linked up to premiere its new full-length. This might be your only shot to see 'em all in one place.

Gary chops up Deedz for Ace Limited, Kieran Woolley's Raw Ams Indy part, Zach Saraceno's King part, Vincent Alvarez' Suds part, Tyler Surrey, Mike Arnold, Jordan Thackery and more in today's episode of Skateline.

Dodging traffic and plowing through the worst ground imaginable, Deedz connects deadly ledges and rails in an unforgettable all-terrain performance.