Thrasher Magazine

Our SOTY sat down with the Bridge to Bridge podcast to hit upon topics far and wide. Enjoy...  

Irish skater Bruce Kelliher passed away suddenly last week. A loving father, husband and all-around ripper, he will be sorely missed by his family and friends all across the globe. Pour through these photos from happier times along with heartfelt remembrances by those who knew him best.   

Alex Horn fell and hit his head, suffering severe trauma. He is now in the ICU. Visit his gofundme page and donate what you can. Anything helps.

The Molotov Skateshop crew spent 12 days hitchhiking and hopping trains from San Diego to Seattle ripping as many spots as they could along the way. That 50-50 ender is all-time.

Forrest Edwards, Jamie Thomas, Chris Cole and more pack the new Zero catalog with ripping pics and product.

The Carhartt WIP crew put two years of work into this eye feast of a full-length, showing off some of the best talent and terrain all across Europe.

Ryan Lovell’s short documentary, “Rare Enough,” tells the story of DJ Stewart—one of Kansas City’s own who was diagnosed with stage IV brain cancer in May of 2019. Watch how DJ’s unwavering attitude, close friendships and support from his local skate community helped him defy the odds and keep on pushing.

Slam City unearths a candid conversation with Mike and Josh from the time they recreated the LOVE bump to can at Southbank. Get their feelings on footage oversaturation, Olympics and the glory days in Philly.

Charlie Munro, Harry Lintell and a ripping crew hit British terrain with authority.

A tight pack from North County SD handles their home turf and takes the act east to NYC. Standout parts from Cyprus Blanco and Justice Lora complete the experience.

Matt Beaton and Julian Reyes go for broke with adrenaline-pumping full parts punctuated by a killer friends section.

Aidan ups his ride-on game in LA before playing the off-road hits for FA. K-Rod, AVE, AA and more bring the backup. 

A stacked cast of rippers from Forrest Edwards to Jeremy Leabres brings the heat before TJ Person closes the show.