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1/21/2022
Austyn Gillette's "Re Est" Part
We’ve known for months, but this vid officially announces Austyn’s spot on Globe Skateboarding. He celebrates by unleashing his finesse across the planet with Sammy, AK and Appleyard making it a family affair. -
1/21/2022
Nick Garcia: Five Greats
Reasons not to skate, despicable slang, Element Alumni and more, Nick sounds off on a range of topics that’ll surprise and crack you up—as seen in our February ‘22 issue. -
1/21/2022
Joe Buffalo: A First Nations Legend Speaks
Joe endured a painful upbringing and struggled with addiction, ultimately getting clean and finding his way back onto his board. He opens up about systemic racism in Canada, his path to sobriety and his hopes for the indigenous youth. -
1/21/2022
Alexander Risvad's "5X5" Ricta Video
Alexander flips in and out of moves down a park hubba for Ricta. -
1/20/2022
Nick Garcia's "Flowers for Mom" Element Part
Nick puts it all on the line, dodging poles at full speed and inventing techniques in the process. You know his mom's proud with this one. -
1/19/2022
Shaun Paul's "NorthUnda" Part
Shaun kicks off DC's new video series with a huge bag of tricks and one of the best noseslide pop outs we've seen since Welsh. This guy's got it. -
1/19/2022
WKND's "Street Fighters 2" Video
WKND's resident wheelbase god Trevor hits first, followed by head-to-head attacks from Shintaro, Max, Karsten and more until Andrew Considine muscles through his pro debut. Congrats, Drew! -
1/19/2022
Neema Joorabchi's "Till It's Gone" Video
Heavy hits from NYC in Neema Joorabchi's new vid, capped off with a one-of-a-kind ender from Isaac White. -
1/19/2022
My Indys with Fabiana Delfino
Fabiana talks truck preference and some of her favorite riders before cutting up the course for Indy. -
1/18/2022
Pawnshop Skate Co.'s "Birthday" Video
It's all about speed and power with this mail-box-hopping, curb-smashing crew from Covina. Happy Birthday, Pawnshop.
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1/24/2022
Nick Garcia: Five Greats
Reasons not to skate, despicable slang, Element Alumni and more, Nick sounds off on a range of topics that’ll surprise and crack you up—as seen in our February ‘22 issue. -
1/24/2022
Joe Buffalo: A First Nations Legend Speaks
Joe endured a painful upbringing and struggled with addiction, ultimately getting clean and finding his way back onto his board. He opens up about systemic racism in Canada, his path to sobriety and his hopes for the indigenous youth. -
1/24/2022
Grindland Extras: "Red and Monk Hit the Turf" Cartoon by The Larb
A hilarious Hellride from Seattle to Milwaukee gets the Larb animation treatment. Believe it! -
1/24/2022
Nightmare's "Instrument" Video
The brutal trailer hinted at the bloodshed and disfigurement, but nothing could prepare us for this Nightmare. These kids are insane. -
1/24/2022
Plazacation: Berlin
Berlin's premier plaza has had a few names over the years and the stoke always runs deep. From Templeton to Ish and Giorgi Armani, the stone tells a story. Listen close. -
1/24/2022
Sean Salt’s “Fountain Street” Part
Sean stacks on an array of pads and ledges from the States to Spain with serious precision. -
1/24/2022
SKATELINE: 01.11.2022
Nick Matthews does Chicago proud, Ishod gets a shoe, Tony Hawk breaks his fingers and more in today's episode of Skateline. -
1/24/2022
Ariana Spencer's "Pilot" Part
Ariana slices through the Midwest cuts and flies off some rooftops. This is how you make a breakout part. -
1/24/2022
Thrasher Comix: Horror and Sci-Fi cover art
Skating produces all sorts of stories. Here are some wild comic book ideas that could never possibly happen. Or could they? -
1/24/2022
"Grindland" Official Trailer
Thrasher’s first full-length documentary, "Grindland" is the story of Mark Scott and Mark Hubbard, two visionary skaters from the Pacific Northwest who, along with dedicated friends, kickstarted the modern DIY/concrete skatepark revolution. Premiering this Friday, Jan.14th on all Thrasher channels
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Hard to imagine, but we’ve made it to Issue 500. Even better, it’s our biggest Bible to date, 288 pages of heavy hits, from Neckface’s redux of our first cover to must-read features throughout the mag. Cheers to 500 more!