Thrasher Magazine

Herrington rides for Cons and Polar, but he'll say he's the furthest thing from a "cool guy." It's that attitude and a stunning new part from his old haunts in Oregon that makes him one of our favorites. Get to know him better in this wide-ranging interview from our February '24 mag.

Who does Tony Hawk pick as the greatest skater of all time? What about the time he got bullied by Thrasher, or was summoned to Tom Cruise's house? On the eve of his "final video part" we pick his brain on these topics and much more in this career-spanning piece from our January '24 mag.

Miles moved to SF a year ago and took The City by storm. Good friend Walker Ryan called up the contender to see how he handled our home turf and took down Mason Street while working on his run for Rusty. As seen in our November ‘23 mag.

Jack stayed on the road or in the air almost the whole year. After he moved to LA, nabbed the front and stacked a mountain of clips, we caught up with the international playboy to see how he made 2023 one for the books. Don't wanna be the DCOTY? Read up.

Gio filmed his first part at five years old and still has the fire to break new ground across the globe. Following his new video, Primitive’s Alan Hannon hits up our guy to cover a lifetime on the board, risky sponsor changes, ultimate wedgies and skating in the Olympics without an ACL. As seen in our October ‘23 mag.

What happens if you lose a gold medal? Or what’s it like skating your hometown when you’ve become an international superstar? While Yuto was making his mind-blowing Tokyo part, Atiba hopped on the sessions, turning with a stack of epic photos and hilarious anecdotes. As seen in the April ‘23 mag.

Cody recently put down the bottle and filmed a hellacious Lakai part. Rye Beres hits up his good homie to chat about Uma’s origins, art inspirations, mental health and busting for Bubble, as seen in the July ’23 mag. 

Ed Templeton's new book gives a rare inside look at the lives of some of the biggest names from 1995 to 2012. Along with a sneak peek at the pages, Burnett talks to Ed about the gross motels, violent Russian cops, the evolution of gender roles and what it's like to look back on skateboarding’s golden era.

Spanky hits up the sketch comedy madman behind I Think You Should Leave and he talks about his history of skating and the hard work that goes into humor. As seen in our August '23 mag.