Thrasher Magazine

Who’s buried at Grant’s Tomb? Not just a former president and his wife (and dog). A more recent and gnarly history lives at this Upper West Side spot, highlighted by Ted Barrow and the rippers who tested the beveled blocks at this exalted NYC staple.

Some surfaces and settings are seemingly built for skateboarding, inspiring decades of innovation. In our third NYC installment, Ted details the appeal and surprising history of the Pyramid Ledges.

New York City is a treasure trove of Epic Spots and rich layers of history. Ted Barrow takes us through three blocks that boast some of the best terrain in the world. Monumental spots make great skateboarding.

To celebrate Alexis Sablone's new shoe, CONS threw one of the most extravagant release parties with the full team in attendance at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Big pros, fresh kicks, famous artworks and not famous influencers, see why Trevor Thompson called this night a movie.

Yaje hits Pyramid ledges and throws a hefty switch back tail in Midtown Manhattan for Alien Workshop.

On the least forgiving ground imaginable, the Detroit scene shows up in full force, wrecking ledges and grinding busted cars. The soundtrack alone will get you stoked.

Quim, Carroll, Huf and a host of East Coast legends pop up in this proper tribute to the best brick spots in Jersey and NYC. Nothin’ beats the sound of that ground.

Antonio Durao keeps producing, Giorgi Armani's Skate Mental Part, Vans' Rowan Remix, Yaje, Ishod and more in today's episode of Skateline.

Yaje lights up NYC with some free-verse stylings and closes the curtains with a head-scratcher of an NBD. The streets have their own poetry.