In the spirit of making sure everyone’s fully provisioned with long-form content to keep us cruising through quarantine, here’s a bit of big mountain freeriding history documenting the 2004 Verbier Xtreme, which marked the first year skiers were invited to compete. I think Xavier is about 14 years old in this🤘
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