Thrasher Magazine

Kicking around the Bay Area and stacking clips, the Krooked gang coalesced in SF to welcome Tom Knox to the team. This video rips.

Matt Gottwig shuts down Seattle, Spitfire's Live to Burnside video, Franky Villani's Dickies part and more in today's episode of Skateline.

Gottwig became an instant-star with his LSD part, and this fresh offering only cements his status. From the first hill to the final coffin, Matt smashes Seattle.

Chris Athans, Marshall Manuel, Athen McCrary and their fried friends continue to bombard The Bay with hill-bombing, street-grabbing good vibes. Too fast is just fast enough.

Undeterred by months of moisture, Alex Cooper and the Seattle scene sends a message with a fresh full-length. Our dude Dane provides the art and a ripping part. No excuses—get some.

With a $10,000 prize purse up for grabs, six of Seattle’s best videographers battle it out in this seasonal edit challenge with their respective crews of raw street skaters. From superstar Scramblers to hometown heroes, every edit reminds you what’s great about local skating.

The pulse of New York City beats heavy through the veins of Metropolitan, from the 1990s to 2019 and beyond. DWYCK...

Take a break from the hi-def stuff and peep Matt Gottwig in KTB, shot entirely on Super 8 film. Filmed and edited by Krooked guest artist, Casey Jones.

Invite only, no instagooning during the event and nothing but good times. The skating was on another level, but Suciu, Louie Lo and Ishod show why they’re cream of the crop.