Thrasher Magazine

Carroll, Koston, Karl, Jovontae, Chico and legend after legend go off in Meza’s SF masterpiece from ‘96 that inspired generations of street skaters. This is canon. 

It’s been a year but the love keeps flowing. We’ve added new testimonials to this retrospective page. Take a few moments and soak up more stories from the life and times of Jake Phelps. 

Everyone’s favorite annual award ceremony is back to celebrate the year’s best breakthroughs and bunts. If you can’t make SOTY, might as well hope for a T-Eddy. See the list and guess who’ll get pissed.

The effortless master of style takes you on a tour from Miley to the Mission, covering almost every square inch of The City. The cut may be rough, but the lines are oh-so smooth.

If you don’t feel a little something in your chest watching this, you might just be a robot. From humble beginnings, Chico has forged a career in skateboarding that’s lasted decades. Here’s to a few decades more, Cheeks.

The man is a national treasure, but he’s even more special to us here in the Bay Area. This new part was filmed entirely in the 7x7 square miles of our dear city, San Francisco. Chico is truly like a fine wine, he only gets better with time.

Everyone needs to get to Cachagua at least once in their life. This is just a glimpse of all the madness and side-splitting fun. Thanks to the Eggleston family for another awesome afternoon up there in the Carmel hills. Long live Pablo!

Invite only, no instagooning during the event and nothing but good times. The skating was on another level, but Suciu, Louie Lo and Ishod show why they’re cream of the crop.

This was the final Grotto Lotto and nobody held back—Joe Brook got the flicks and everybody got the tricks. Farewell, Rev park! Nothing gold can stay.