Thrasher Magazine

With a $100 wager for who can get the most tricks, Chocolate’s young bucks hit the Northeast with a little extra ambition. The vets turn it up to 11 as well—Hell, even Rick Howard got a proper photo! Check the piece from our March 2020 issue to see who walked away with the fattest stacks of clips and chips.

Chocolate tours always radiate the perfect blend of camaraderie and skate prowess. Brophy, Vincent and Stevie take the new blood on an international tear from Toronto to NYC, as Carl Aikens makes a hell of an introduction. 

The squad fully snaps, exploiting all that the Brazilian terrain has to offer…. And they even got the Birdman in the van! Simon Bannerot is a different breed. He makes the exceedingly gnarly look effortless. Enjoy...

Once again the world’s greatest skate and music fest roared to life in the Big Apple with a diabolical new ramp, epic bands and Yuto, Greyson and the Vans Wrecking Crew throwing down all weekend long. Missed it? Sucks to be you.

Not a double overhead concrete wave in sight! The El Sereno park is nothing but low-key vibes, and the Dickies squad takes full advantage.

The Covina skate scene is booming and thriving, thanks in large part to the Pawnshop. Their new Union video celebrates the shop’s 9th anniversary.  Big Love!

The Flare squadron took up residence inside The Rock for the weekend, burning the place to a crisp and leaving no sheet of ply untoasted.

Technotronic sets the mood for a sun-splashed weekend of ripping on the California coast. Heavy lineup, heavier moves and nothing but good times.

Everyone needs to get to Cachagua at least once in their life. This is just a glimpse of all the madness and side-splitting fun. Thanks to the Eggleston family for another awesome afternoon up there in the Carmel hills. Long live Pablo!