Thrasher Magazine

It’s gonna take more than a few injuries to wipe that smile off Dan-Lu’s face. Toy Machine’s shining light chimes in on dipping out of LB, the peaks and valleys of filming for Programming Injection and drawing his first graphic for the Machine. Gratitude is the Attitude.

The OGs do their thing and fire up the crowd before Matt B steps to the stage and slays it. Hell YES!

Some people look like they were born to surf the seven-ply stuntwood. Jeremy falls into that category. Cheers to his latest video gem from the Toy Machine blood sucking skateboard company.

He took some hard hits while filming for Programming Injection and still made it to the finish line with a sick-ass part. As Sinclair said, “Jeremy Leabres is a thoroughbred.” From the November issue of the mag.

The begrudging leader of Toy Machine weighs in on retirement rumors (that he himself is spreading), the state of skate, band tours vs. skate tours and getting Jamie Thomas back in the van. When a SOTY speaks, it’s wise to listen.

SOTY 2010 is still on top of his game, barging without abandon, corralling rollercoaster rails, and stomping out one of the most hectic manuals of all time.

What he lacks in math skills he more than makes up for with on-board talent. Newly-minted pro CJ Collins is here to destroy everything in his path and harass the crap out of everyone around him while doing so. Welcome to the future.

Lil dude, but the skating is humongous. CJ has style way beyond his years and an arsenal of tricks that’ll serve him well into his very bright future.

A Thrasher cover, full Toy Machine video part and an interview in the mag—all in a few months? Myles Willard’s journey has just begun and he’s off to a damn fine start. From the Nov. issue. You know, the one made out of paper.