Thrasher Magazine

Jorge Simões puts it down for Bones, Jacopo Carozzi’s Baker part, John Gardner’s DC part, the Krooked video, Milton and more in today’s episode of Skateline.

Jorge hits some hefty rails while also flexing his tech chops. Trip on the last clip.

Monster Energy's Jorge lights up ledges with world-class proficiency and still has the strength to clear a street chasm big enough for a bus. The man’s a natural.

This all-terrain crusade goes from Spain to France and beyond with double-set destruction and idyllic DIY sessions. Nassim Lachaub, Doobie, Eniz, Harry Lintell and their crew own the streets while one of the last glorious inverts from Ben Raemers rounds out the edit perfectly. Appreciate the project and grab a zine. 

Psycho skating, rental bike destruction and messing with the locals, the Volcom dudes make mayhem their motto in Germany. GT, Doobie, Lintell, Provost, Pfanner and the crew put a heavy one in the books. Hop in and hang on.

You saw the video, now get the backstory on the hilarity and hijinx from Germany. With epic photos and the rundown on Der Schmeagle, this piece from our April issue brings it all together.

Jorge ranks up there among the most talented skaters in the world today. It’s a bold claim but this amazing edit backs it up. Tech wizardry, gnarly stunts, or buttery lines—Jorge’s skating is a joy to behold.

Unreal! The sheer skate talent on display in this full part is beyond belief. Everyone’s good these days. Jorge is really, really good.

Every year in the Arizona desert we get a glimpse of the new maniacs ready to challenge the skate world. This PHXAM was a barnburner, and Brazilian Giovanni Vianna took the trophy with authority. Congrats!