Thrasher Magazine

The DLXSF crew came down to Bradford’s Studio in Long Beach on Saturday night for the premiere where a heavy posse was already congregated.

Throughout two decades of pro skating, Jerry has encountered a wide cast of characters. Here are his quick impressions of those people who have added to a lifetime of memories.

Oklahoma City’s favorite son knows his roots and will never forget where he came from. Kyle Walker was formally honored with his own day by the city and this annual session keeps the good times rolling.

After an unbelievably hot week of sunup to sundown days, the shredding and shenanigans continue as K-Walks and the gang close out an epic trip at a brand new park in Oklahoma City for the 3rd annual Kyle Walker Day.

Since not all of us can have a private tour of their warehouse, DLX was kind enough to take a selection of goodies down to Black Long Beach for a lil’ art show.

Jaakko is now pro and nobody is surprised about it. Element threw him a party in Barcelona. Check out some photos here.

No Comply skateshop in Austin, TX, recently teamed up with Vans and Daniel Johnston to release some kicks with DJ’s artwork on them. Don’t believe us? Click the darn link and see for yourself. We don’t lie.

Monday night, skateboarding’s elite arrived in downtown LA for the premiere of Mid90s—Jonah Hill’s directorial debut. Check out some photos here.

When Preston picked up a video camera, skateboarding changed forever. He wasn’t a typical filmer, but an extension of the whole crew, his contagious energy fueling a session to new heights. Let’s take a trip down memory lane with one of the Big Dog’s early full-length vids. Enjoy the stoke...