Thrasher Magazine

Glick expanded his repertoire in Star and Moon, unlocking spots with a signature twist. Cheers to 18 minutes of the good stuff.

Deedz puts his body through the wringer for every mind-blowing fakie manual and front blunt. Gotta suffer for your art. 

Myles' switch game, fluid approach and unique eye put him among an elite few. This one’s more like a Smooth Cut.

Risking tetanus at every turn, John collects clips on rusty ships and more unthinkable obstacles. The handstand grind is still shocking.

Patrick put in the work for his first part as a REAL team rider, and not even getting smoked can keep him from smiling. PMA pays off.

Most could never find fault with Shane’s first makes, but something compels him to combat and clean up his immaculate maneuvers. He’s nothing if not a perfectionist.

Cotie blew the doors off with his opening part in Darkroom’s feature, ripping rails on the roughest Midwest ground. Catch every slam and session that made it happen.

Abair put his body on the line every time he went out in The City. See the shake ups and glorious makes from his final part. His spirit’s still in these streets.

Yuri’s ability to escape unscathed from high-stakes bails is a discipline in its own. Add that to his penchant for perfection and you’ve got a sight to behold.