A magazine company who also sell expensive clothing, meant to be worn by only the gnarliest of skaters however it is mostly worn
by posers trying to look cool

A name used for a really good skater in the 1980s.
Ex. Tony: Stacy, you're a total thrasher!
Stacy Parelta: Dude you're pretty gnarly too!

A thrasher is anyone who lives and breathes thrash music. This might also be
(or at least should be) a metalhead.Though the thrasher is technically a metal head the thrasher will only listen to thrash metal and rarely go outside this genre. And if they do go outside they are bound to go back in to the genre in less than a few hours. The thrasher attire is farely simple and does not require any real money(except for the jacket which will be spoken about later) The tharsher look is to basically wear anything you have and not give a fuck what anyone says. This usually consists of old white high tops some tight jeans a band shirt(of any color) and the jean jacket. Now if said thrasher does not own any thrash band shirts then this person most likely has a jean jacket with his favorite metal bands on it. Since the jacket goes more into detail aboout what the thrasher likes the more it is taken around and the less likely it is to be washed. Thashers could care less about what anyone else thinks. The music that pisses the thrasher off most(and this is true for some metalheads) is ska Look it up it wont be defined here. The true thrasher goes to every gig he cans and as a result learns to be a pretty tough bitch considering hes been in more than 10 fights for no utter reason. Thrashers are great allies and you wont want to have any of them as enemies. Youll get fucked up....bad. Especially if you talk about there music. Thrash is all mighty to them. Thrashers are often found in other groups with other thrashers at night most likely going to a gig.

So, Thrasher's a skate mag... but for some people it's an aesthetic. If you wear thrasher and shop at zumiez sorry dude you're a poser.

A song created by the thrash metal band Evile. The lyrics refer to the sensation of being in a moshpit.

A clothing brand that used to be worn by skaters but now is just a cash-grab for pre-teens that want to flex

A skateboard company that makes magazine's that skater's read and they wear thrasher clothing but a lot of bad skater's and people who don't skate wear it