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11/27/2012
Sneak Peek: Trunk Boyz
They skate everything, they don't complain, and they're most comfortable crammed in the van's back panel. In honor of Girl and Chocolate's Pretty Sweet video, we're proud to offer five different covers for each of the Trunk Boyz. Photos by Ben Colen. -
10/22/2012
Certified Piece of Suck: Skatepark Reviews
These skatepark designs were either botched from the beginning, or they got fouled up during construction. Either way, we're shining a light on these lousy lumps. -
10/01/2012
"The Journey" Lives Again
It was a random spread in the mag two years ago (September 2010) but we still get asked about it to this day. So we brought it back from the dead and breathed some new life into it. -
9/19/2012
Sneak Peek: November 2012
Freestyle meets tranny as Marc Johnson gets all Rodney. What’s next? Kickflip darkslides on vert? It’s coming. Photo: Colen -
8/15/2012
Sneak Peek: October 2012
He asked for the gnarliest spot in San Diego and he got it. Colombia's David Gonzalez grinds through the kink, off the drop, and into skate history. Photo: Burnett. -
7/20/2012
Photo-G Cautionary Tales
The mag and website both live and die by skate imagery. We dig it all, but here are some flicks on the more peculiar end of the spectrum. -
6/21/2012
Sporting Chance Team Logos
If skate coaches ever rule the world, hopefully the team logos will at least look like this. As seen in the June mag. -
5/21/2012
Sneak Peek: July 2012
It’s been almost 23 years since a nosepick graced the cover. Danny Sargent first, Jim Greco now, and any way you look at it, street tuff. Photo: Broach -
4/04/2012
2011 T-Eddy Awards
Here are our 2011 T-Eddy awards from the SOTY issue. Have a clever award? Leave it in the comments. -
4/02/2012
Venn Diagram Contest
If you think it's a bad idea to sum up pro skaters with circles and symbols, you'd be correct. This article from the March issue exploded in our face, but we're slow learners. Send us your own Venn ideas, winners will get free Thrasher gear.
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12/09/2019
Will Marshall's "Welcome to DC" Part
He just went PRO AF for Alltimers, and now he’s being crowned as newest member of the DC squad. That’s a damn good week. Big ups to Will Marshall on his much deserved success. -
12/09/2019
Kicking it With Erick Winkowski and Zarosh
Erick Winkowski takes it up north to Zarosh's famed dirt board paradise, aka Cachagua Land, and skates a new dirt quarter pipe among a bunch of other things. -
12/09/2019
“Connector Line” by Habitat Skateboards
"The connecting route between New York and our home base in Ohio has been the backdrop of Habitat videos for years. We continue that tradition with “Connector Line,” a short film showcasing a season of East Coast skateboarding and closing with an all new video part of Mark Suciu.” - Joe Castrucci -
12/09/2019
Chris "Cookie" Colbourn's "Element Pro" Part
This part is several levels beyond PRO AF. Cookie’s skating is incredible and his elevation to the pro ranks is very much deserved. Congrats, dude! -
12/09/2019
Figgy's "Baker 4" Interview
Big Fig put it DOWN in Baker 4. Nuge hit him up to talk about final missions, getting on Baker, pumping the brakes on partying and learning to surf. From the Jan '20 issue of the mag.
In The Mag
Figgy’s got the laser vision as he rings in 2020 with a gap to front feeble. In years past, Figgy was seeing double. This time around, he’s bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. The long awaited Baker 4 is finally here. We got a colossal 53-page article, including interviews with the rookies and the vets—Rowan, Kader, T-Funk, Elissa, Baca, the Boss himself plus many more. Baker 4-ever. Alex Midler risks it all and takes the win at our Bust or Bail contest. Nut up or shut up, right Alex? The wrecking crew wreaks havoc in Canada; the chaos includes the Pabich bros, Pedro Delfino, Ducky Kovacs, Corey Glick, and Ronnie Sandoval with some special appearances by Johnny Layton, Birdman, and Gonz. Canada’s going to have a hard time recovering from this one, eh? The heaviness continues with interviews from Davis Torgerson, Ryan Sheckler and Gustav Tønnesen. Tommy Wright III, Beach Fossils and Obituary were amongst the many artists at Death Match NYC, we got the full recap right here. Sit back, relax, and feast your eyes on this.