Thrasher Magazine

Dustin’s tasteful manuals and Etienne’s effortless flow compliment each other in this well-orchestrated back and forth from the North.

Justin Henry goes pro with Grand Prairie, Aurelien Giraud, Michael Pulizzi, Kader, Etienne, Dustin and more in today's episode of Skateline.

After the pandemic canceled his Tokyo 2020 plans, Dashawn didn't miss a beat and hammered out some of his heaviest street skating to date. Mike Sinclair catches up with his star rider about Olympic regimens, the new spot on Toy and future plans.

The pinch has had its moments in recent years, but Pulizzi’s part is the next stage of the locked-in evolution. Don’t bother trying to name half these moves.

From Barcelona to Brazil, Pusher’s pack of unreal technical talents devour ledges with precision and authority.

Firing off lines at Baker Boys and his local parks, Kader combines casual grace and raw power with Gregson in pursuit.

The star of Grand Prairie digs into the dilemmas of Ohio living, keeping clips off the ‘Gram and gear checks with teammate Gilbert Crocket. Get in the know with Quasi’s newest pro—as seen in our March, ‘21 mag.

Jack Olson leads the charge with Henry’s hometown friends, handling Minnesota’s unruly gaps and round bars in his honor. The clips from the archive cement Gartland’s epic legacy.

Dilo heads straight to the streets after returning home to FL, breaking new ground at The Triangle and laying waste to every pad and bar in his path.