Thrasher Magazine

Wisconsin gets worked by Timothy Johnson, Ben Narloch, Max Murphy and more, while they sift through the streets in the new Dunks for Strangelove. You love to see it.

Stefan, Elissa and Korahn get to peek behind the curtain in London to see how Nike's sustainable Flyleather gets made. Look for these Janoskis on your shop’s shelf and get a thumbs up from the Earth Mother.

Mason has the heart, soul and courage of a die-hard warrior, sacrificing skin and sanity with every battle, and never giving in until he emerges victorious. 

Surfing with Alex Olson, front rocking a bus and catching a curb session with Max Palmer are all in a day’s work for Deedz, as he explores NYC with Nike SB.

Mason puts down so many hammers he could open a hardware store with his new Nike part. Just wait for that mind-melting ollie that scored the front of our April issue.

The ledge legend of Milan flips in and pops out before you can blink, then takes an ungodly back tail across a whole city block. This is a spark we all need. 

As always, Jacob Harris and the Isle dudes pull through with their perfect blend of experimental sights, sounds and stunts amidst the British crust. Jensen, Jones and Brooker dish out fast lines, fakie manuals and an epic tré before the curtain call. This one hits in waves. 

Torn between taking steps toward adulthood or following an uncertain path in skateboarding, Cata took a leap of faith and moved to Spain, becoming a local at Macba. Get to know the Chilean shredder you’ve undoubtedly seen in your feed with some some quick clips and a moving interview.

From the first heartwarming clip with Lewis to his next-level schoolyard ender, Shane’s new Nike part pays tribute to his roots while showing how far a kid from Oz can go in this game. One of the world’s best—period.