That 42 score was 🤮

miro actually did a double 21 cuban🤓

X games would be on another level if we got this guy announcing side by side with Tom

Dude these guys are so underappreciated compared to football players and soccer players who are getting paid wayyyyyyyyy more money. The bravery and training to do these tricks is insane. I can't even imagine to get these tricks done.

idunno shit about skiing but i tune in every year

Full xgames apsen reaction

the runescape music is so awesome hahah, im at MLM rn on my hc watching this hahah

The drones sounded amazing in pursuit mode.

React to snowboard knuckle huck

I feel bad for Alex. He did that trick for the people. The judges promoting spin to win behavior just breaks my heart a little. A 42 is outrageous

whats the grab on the first trick? it just looks so sick however hes doing it

Can i get some costco food too?

"latching on harder than a bank trying to repossess your primary residence" 😂

How many people in the world can triple cork on skis AND a snowboard? just Birk Ruud??

Idk if I’m just bad but wtf did they feed him bro

buitiful

also colby is the GOAT, he is just a cut above

wow music is all time buddy

I commented😮

why do you have to talk like that?

please please please watch the mens snowboard knucklehuck

I love the camera angle they used this year. You can really see the amplitude on a couple of the hits.

Some of these kids are crazy ❤

waiting so long for this

nothing like a backflip straight to a front flip

Every time he says Matej Svancer i think he says todays sponsor lmao

Been waiting a whole year for this🎉🎉🎉

skiings biggest glazer

First time at x games this year and all i gotta say is it looks waaaaay bigger in real life than on tv 😮

Does anyone know the name of the song at 9:48?

Certainly well recorded: two drones, the follow guy on skis, and this video, plus probably a few others that aren't visible.

thought i had opened my wow @ 0:30

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Hi

10:03 gravity looks nonexistent right here

FYI the girls this year were insane! check them out too

These guys are crazy. In a bad ass holy crap i cant believe that just happened sort of way.

Amazing!

Pls do snowboard aswell

That answer was so real LMAOOO

More daylight fucking Robbery for Jesper

3:58 track?

You should watch snowboard buckle huck it went crazy

This showing up on my feed is sick, last steepsteep video I saw was like 5 tricks to inspire your Father in Steep

Birk ftw

Is steep too cool for us now?

I’ll say it. Snowboard big air was better this year

Keep killing it every one! And I love you for this content.. after years and yers, up there with the best content still. My word😵

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