The February 2025 issue of Thrasher is a wild ride through chaos, creativity, and crusty brilliance. It kicks off with Donovon Piscopo reflecting on hard times, Uber Eats, and personal resurrection, while the Mail Drop brings in reader feedback full of praise, burns, and randomness. Legal rights around skateboarding take a front seat, followed by a grimy session in a junk-filled bowl and a segment featuring NECKFACE’s filthy genius. Jake Watkins gets raw in a gritty on-board story, and the art section dives into the culture of face tattoos.

A dose of chaos comes in “Lunatic Fringe,” with a magical, mind-melting profile, while “Abnormal Communication” locks in on the sweet, strange rituals of daily life. The Photo-G section captures serene lunar light, while “Trash” leaves behind oddball snippets and shadowy detritus. Firing Line and Else wrap the departments with short bursts of style and substance.

In the features, Shawn Hale earns a loving tribute, and a trippy Hawaiian escape unfolds in “Wet Island Dream.” Donovon Piscopo gets a full spread about patience and progression, followed by a bizarre stopover in “Absolutely Nein.” Greyson Fletcher's profile blends family, flair, and fearless lines. “Volcanic Strike” erupts with raw energy, and Kadow’s vinyl obsession adds noise and insight. It all peaks with a blast of metal courtesy of “3 Inches of Blood,” underscoring Thrasher's eternal love for the heavy and hellbound. From scarred shins to soaring barefoot airs, this issue proves that skateboarding is still as unpredictable and powerful as ever.