Thrasher Magazine

Kieran Woolley, Ace Pelka, Elijah Akerley, Jake Hill, Chris Russell and more hunt down a dry waterpark, massive concrete waves and sketchy rails in the vast landscape of Montana.

Otis B lived big ––a masterlensman for all the mags, rocking with his bands Olivelawn, Fluf and Harshmellow, producing records for Blink-182, designing boards for Foundation and making friends and cracking jokes everywhere he went. O did it all, with fun and fury. There's an O-sized hole in skateboarding today. He will be sorely missed.

On the heels of a hit Spitfire part, we get Ishod to dish on the science of skating, his love of the streets over contests and how he racks up all those experience points. As seen in our March '23 mag.

Not only are you about to watch one of the best nollie heels of all time, but every clip in Ryuhei's part is planted in the perfect place. Watch it, then repeat. That's the only way to process a LENZ vid. 

Noah kept the Scramble cool with his nonchalant vibe and effortless technique. Read up as Rye gets the French star to dish about secret trash talk with Max, why he can't night skate and what the hell happened on that boat. As seen in the February '23 mag.   

From seemingly impossible spots to confounding modded-out boards, every clip of Matt’s pushes the limits of the imagination.

New REAL TM Tim Fulton gets a crash course from some of the best in the biz while piloting the squad across America. First rule: there's no "I" in team manager. From our December '22 mag.

Gary hits the ground in Australia with Tyshawn, Na-Kel, Atiba and the crew before talking Melbourne skate history with the locals.

Max was the heart of this year’s Scramble, bringing the highs and the lows, all with a mischievous smile. And don’t let the post-ironic gear or speed shades throw you, this dude is the real deal. Read our talk with him about the Montreal scene, getting the call from Reynolds and almost getting killed on a yacht with Noah Mahieu. As seen in the February '23 mag.