Massive Avalanche Speedriding with Maxence Cavalade 18 february 2018 in Val d'Isère

The professional Speedrider Maxence Cavalade triggers a huge avalanche during his run on the North-East face of Charvet in Val d'Isère.
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[@yellowpowwer]

This is the most real life James Bond thing I've ever seen, what an escape haha

[@MaxenceCavalade]

Some people had the same "James Bond" idea than you about this run : www.rightthisminute.com/video/rtmtv-speedrider-tells-avalanche-not-today ;)

[@stoneandearthandsailing4127]

@@MaxenceCavalade great commentary on that video

[@temporality_]

Wow! Avalanche safety technology has come a long way!

[@MarkWRCCTV]

Assuming that got the blood pumping a little faster. Good on you for making the most of life and thanks for posting the excitement.

[@kemkough2009]

First ever video of an avalanche that could be titled Avalanches are fun!

[@davidhofmayer1031]

What is this sport and how do I not participate?

[@saintchristophertwo]

my friend chad is in the mountains right now. this incredible moment make me think of him

[@TheTkrum]

That’s grabbing a tiger by the tail if I’ve ever seen it

[@josephastier7421]

That first flip turn cost you a whole lot of altitude. Glad you made it out.

[@sumswaggaming]

his attitude was fine, he most likely did it for momentum.

[@josephastier7421]

@@sumswaggaming 0:44 By how many meters does he clear this terrain?

[@kx65andyx85rider]

That was actually fucking insane. Balls of steel

[@cslavov]

crazy stuff!

[@boahgeil465]

Was that on purpose?

[@elmasnasılbulunur]

hey, man, this is a great place, a little scary.

[@corum2002]

Умеют же люди отдыхать.

[@geoffreysimon974]

Ahah t'es un fou fieu. C'est génial l'endroit où tu rides trop beau

[@vitaminb4869]

From now on I'm only skiing with a parachute.

[@maxence92340]

En moins de 2 min il a frôlé la mort plus de fois que moi en 18 ans...

[@NikosPer]

you man living the dream...Wipeout real life :))))

[@nemo.999]

Повезло так повезло

[@Mr.Bloh-AIS89]

Красава

[@AborvalG]

Четко свупанул

[@elizabeth_bakes2943]

Claim your "before this is a famous channel" ticket here

[@tomshepard1662]

This guy needs to be careful. There could have been other people in that avalanche path.

[@MaxenceCavalade]

Hi Tom! On the access to this run you have a full view on the line, and at the time I did the run it was too late for any skier to go. Also, as you can see on the vid' there where many other avalanches on this face that had gone before, no skier go on this run in such conditions. Anyway, I had checked that nobody could be in the run before going. I'm working in Val d'Isère as a ski and snowboard off-pist instructor since 15 years, and I agree with you that we must watch out for other skiers in any conditions! Thanks for your suggestion! :)

[@scotty6124]

Not massive at all

[@Tillipillihousu]

People say that these gliders are dangerous. Well, this one literally saved his life.

[@Michael65429]

That's one of the coolest things I've ever seen in all my 67 years!

[@steveshea8827]

Wow a new sport. Aerial avalanche triggering on skis. Cheaper than bombing and conventional snow control and more fun.

[@colbjallen8334]

That's insane

[@RandomVideos-ce7ou]

Looks fun

[@csantana1]

I thought: ok now the avalanche hits him and he gets buried Dude starts flying instead

[@supercoloman]

Вот он приземлился, а дальше куда? Вертолета ждать?

[@snuffspoon]

0:40 sickest shit i seen, i thought he was fucked when he started flying

[@Bastuun]

Doing loops in front of the avi... what a leg

[@MiniMoBlog]

this should be The North Face ad

[@dero8808]

oh lâlâ... petité mösyö