Thrasher Magazine

From the first puddle to the final four-story blaze, Chris Russell, Ben Raybourn, Kieran Woolley and an army of Florida's most feral fireworks enthusiasts unleash for two straight days of untold mayhem. See who survives. 

David Gonzalez has had a wild ride. From Flip child star, to divisive SOTY, to back home in Colombia today, he's lived the rockstar life with all of its pitfalls and excesses. Read how he triumphed over addiction, injuries, girl troubles and even an attempted poisoning (!) to crail grab into a brighter future. As seen in our May '23 mag. 

The kid from Fontana has been in the biggest videos, traveled the world, got the only award that matters and he’s still grinding the rail at both ends. With his new Skater part out in the world, it’s time to rifle through some lists with our guy. As seen in the April ‘23 mag.

If you don't have a gift for Valentine's Day, you can always send your loved one (or your sworn enemy) one of these shoddy Photoshop cards.

Emerica premiered it's new EmPower video to a heavy cast of attendees including Leo, Dakota, Braden and the band. Rhino reports on who rolled up.

Before his smash-hit part in Foundation's Splendor, Ryan almost left the game entirely. Teammate Julian Lewis gets the scoop on how he went from a couch-crashing Instagram addict to hoppin' in the van with a flip phone. Read up!

You saw him smack rails from California to the Carolinas in Splendor. Now read up as Fosko’s road warrior sounds off on illegal tricks, Sinclair's life advice and more—as seen in our June ‘22 mag.

Joe Brook and a sample of Tum Yeto riders went down to North Carolina to help raise some dough for the local DIY. Scroll through to see the good times.

Julian Lewis came from Connecticut and took California’s rails by storm. Read how Foundation’s newest star earned his spot, dealt with Tourette’s and began making his own pants.