Thrasher Magazine

Max was the heart of this year’s Scramble, bringing the highs and the lows, all with a mischievous smile. And don’t let the post-ironic gear or speed shades throw you, this dude is the real deal. Read our talk with him about the Montreal scene, getting the call from Reynolds and almost getting killed on a yacht with Noah Mahieu. As seen in the February '23 mag.

A shabby day in the streets ends in East LA for the West Coast premiere of The Vans video by Flech. See who got flicked up!

Vitória's time on the Scramble got cut short by a heavy slam, but she still copped some clips in Boston before her departure. We called her to talk injuries, inclusive spaces and her five-year plan. As seen in the February '23 issue.

Brian was the only local on the Scramble skater list, but he hit his home turf just as hard as the rest of the crew. We caught up with the Boston star to chat about makin' ends meet back East, his DGK part and who's got the best shot of gettin' promoted. As seen in the February '23 mag.

Pace made sure the Scramble lived up to its rail-ripping reputation. Read on to see how the Aussie powerhouse went from handling heavy machinery back home to slaying back-breaking spots in Boston. As seen in our February '23 mag.

Patrick showed up to the Scramble ready for business with a deep bag of technical rail moves and his undeniable finesse. We chopped it up with REAL's star about his time in Thailand, riding for its Olympic program, movin' West and leveling up all last year. Read up on this extra-loaded interview from our February '23 mag.  

Woolley was our designated ATV, but spent way more time shredding street spots than busting bowls. Find out what it's like riding for Sky Brown's company, his pro predictions and the secret to McTwists on a McDonald's diet––as seen in our February '23 mag.

Dylan could make a nice living on promo codes and paid posts, but he wants to play the skate game the old-fashioned way. We knew we had to get Poods' most visible skate rat on the Scramble to see what he could do on the East Coast streets. Read up as we talk SD livin', trip highlights and his leap from Zero to Primitive—as seen in our February '22 mag.

Nick Mathews bounced around board sponsors for years even though everyone knows he's the best. Chicago’s son hopped in the van put down some of the most memorable moves of the trip. We investigate this phenomenal talent with an extra-packed catch-up, as seen in our February ‘23 mag.