Displaying items by tag: Natas Kaupas
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6/04/2018
Gonz 50th Birthday Blog
On Friday, Gonz had a surprise Bday party in Hollywood and our man Hambone was there to catch the action. Cheers to the big 5-0, Mark! -
8/05/2016
BS with TG: Natas Kaupas
Find out what Natas has been up to the past 15 years, how he got his start in the skate world and stories from the infamous Cadillac tour. -
4/11/2016
Dwindle Re-issues 101 Boards
Now's your chance to get these classic boards courtesy of Dwindle. -
2/26/2016
Handrail Hell
Dudes have been jumpin' on them bars for over 25 years. Here's a look at some of the groundbreaking rail tricks from 1989 to 2016. -
10/15/2015
RIP IN PEACE: Gerry "Skatemaster Tate" Hurtado
Skater, Indy TM, musician, TV host and friend to all, we mark the sad passing of Taters. -
11/11/2014
Classics: Natas Kaupas "Streets of Fire" part
He's a true pioneer in taking full advantage of existing street terrain and here's just one chapter in Natas' epic legacy. Keith Hufnagel introduces a classic part from the 1989 Santa Cruz video. -
8/05/2011
Burnout: Flogging Europe
Burnout's Europe trip gets a final flogging. Thank, God. -
2/24/2010
Old, Crusty Shit…
Well, the mag has tons of it. Here's some gems to gander at while you're in your cubicle. Timeless. -
1/25/2010
January 1997
Cover: Danny Gonzales – Blaster Photo: Morf Inside This Mag: Interviews with Gino Perez, James Qua, and Nanda Zipp, the Texas Death Match and skating in Oakland Also In This Issue: Pier 7 localsMusic Articles: Unwritten Law, Ignite, Neurosis and Five Year Plan -
1/25/2010
January 1996
Cover: 15th Anniversary Skater: Salman Agah Photo: Dalgart Skater: Rodney Mullen Photo: Kanights Skater: Tommy Guerrero Photo: Kanights Skater: Ray Barbee Photo: Ogden Skater: Tony Hawk Photo: Dalgart Skater: Duane Peters Photo: Dalgart Skater: Mike Carroll Photo: KanightsInside This Mag: Thrasher's 15th Anniversary Issue featuring interviews with Duane Peters, Wade Speyer, Christian Hosoi, Steve Caballero, Rodney Mullen, Salman Agah, Tony Hawk, Ray Barbee, Natas Kaupas, Mike Carroll, Mark Gonzales, Salba, Tommy Guerrero and Mike Vallely Music Articles: A look back on Thrasher's favorite featured bands
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10/22/2020
Raney Beres: Heroes and Heavies
Raney pays tribute to the bowl burners and trailblazers that inspire his constant carnage. Read on to see him skate fast and honor the past in our November '20 issue. -
10/22/2020
Raney Beres' "Identity Crisis" Part
Raney barrels through pool crust and dirty ditches like a runaway train. There’s no stopping the Beres brothers. -
10/22/2020
Credits' "Maximum Flow" Video/Zine
Una, Fabi, Breezy and the Credits crew bring their fresh brand of hype to the streets of NYC and Oz. Peep the vid and grab a zine for maximum stoke. -
10/22/2020
Zane Timpson's "FFFurther" Part
Zane scrapes the ceiling and pisses off civilians with his take-no-prisoners approach. Nothing will prepare you for his closer at the Hunters Point Sundial, just watch. -
10/22/2020
Canvas Artist Profile: Richard Sanchez
Richard is one of the most talented Mail Drop art envelope contributors we've seen. When we hit him up for a Canvas we knew his portfolio would be epic. But it's even better than we thought.
In The Mag
Elijah Berle finds the line and grinds onto the December 2020 front with a 50-50 at at a not-so-hidden LA kinker. More Berle inside as he and this year’s heaviest rippers weigh in on what a F#CKED UP year 2020 has turned out to be. SOTY trophy with a face mask? Who knows… One of our faves, Franky Villani has a feature interview complete with his excellent artwork. Portland’s Burnside Skatepark is turning 30 on Halloween and we tell its story from the first bag of concrete to its latest pour. God Bless B-Side! Ben Nordberg goes from the coping to the catwalk, dishing on the life of a male model, and we check in with the Duran Fam (Elijah, Mariah and Zeke) in Albuquerque to talk about shredding with your siblings. Need a laugh? Neckface pontificates on people he’s known and holds no punches. Neck don’t play! Two-thousand-twenty might have been kinda wack, but the last mag of the year sure doesn’t suck. Next month… our 40th anniversary issue!