The voyage to the scariest ski run of my life | WAVY - Full Movie

[@acadiamusic514]

This is by far the best ski movie I've ever seen! The skiing is fantastic, the terrain is breathtaking, the cinematography is beautiful, the sounds design top notch, the personality and connection with the characters... This is seriously next level! As others have said, I can't believe this is free to watch on KZbin!

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thanks Joel! Happy you enjoyed it. And kind words! I’ll leave them pinned up top as a review for new viewers

[@acadiamusic514]

What you and the crew offer in every video is honestly unlike any other ski/outdoor content. You guys are so chill, humble, and down to earth and aren't afraid to show your true selves and vulnerabilities on camera. Your content is so honest and I can't help but connect every time. Again, massive kudos to you and the whole team!

[@harryplater2124]

@@acadiamusic514 You could not have said it better

[@acadiamusic514]

@@harryplater2124 thanks haha, I guess I did a better job than I thought at trying to articulate the feeling I had while watching (and get while watching all of his content generally)

[@dannyb6968]

I agree with everything this person said. Absolutely Beautiful work.

[@TheUnlazyWay]

Cinematography, sound design, editing... just INSANE🤯🤯!! Thank you for this masterpiece Niko and the crew!

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thanks Jonne!

[@therotorooster]

This is easily the best, and most underrated snow-sports channel on KZbin.

[@chrishansen2409]

His cinematography and production are unmatched. He’s a really good story teller too

[@simo2679]

So true

[@TisTheSkison]

haha have you seen my channel! pretty underrated as well! I put months into making my videos and typically I only a few hundred views!

[@eastonromsdal838]

Well said

[@alecfinkski]

100%

[@ladddavis9341]

Your content outperforms pretty much everyone on KZbin. It blows my mind that this is free to watch. Everything from cinematography, story telling, to sound design is truly incredible. Keep creating amazing content!

[@samueleguerriero9644]

Couldn't agree more!!

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thanks Ladd! Happy you enjoy it

[@simplehonestmusic2261]

This made me tear up. Reaching the point in your adult life where the pinnacle of chasing 'the high' is not worth risking everything else good in your life. It's like the fullest realization of the dream.

[@alev4287]

as the world caves in

[@offbeathiking]

Reaching the point where the high isnt worth the risk sounds like a sad and inescapable ending, but the way you managed to describe it, it indeed it the fullest realization. And its an incredibly beautiful eye opener for me to interpret it this way...

[@simplehonestmusic2261]

@@offbeathiking Thanks. Glad my description was of some value to you. Idk how old you are. I'm 29. I have so many more responsibilities now and people who depend on me. I can't break into a skate spot and risk a trespassing charge or vandalism. I can't risk breaking an ankle and being unable to work. It's been a very poignant progression for me, where my identity of sports has had to take a side seat to my adult identity. But I do think it's, as you said, an inescapable fact of life.

[@xxxx-rn3yu]

I don't think its an inescapable fact of life as you think. Somewhere in it all is a silent resignation of what you once believed to be the zenith of your experience. You recognize it and call it a realization. But who's to say that the extreme moments you live for aren't as important as the home that cares for you? It's the same existential conundrum that many reach but are too late to act in their midlife crisis at 50. Too old for anything extreme, approaching retirement, all the while your main job never as important as it was- as the home you support is now self sufficient. You're left with the same question you believed to have answered but only distracted with these "responsibilities". Distraction is the enemy of vision. Just make sure you know you might be searching for the glasses you're looking through this whole time.

[@badsn]

well said. It's also what makes this film stand out from all the others. I am really happy Nikolai has sponsors that don't put so much pressure on him that he feels like he has to take these risks. Leaves me with a warm feeling.

[@MurCurieux]

This is true art. Thanks for including the avalanche. It really shows how stoke can blind us to some very serious danger. This was an amazing film!

[@rocksnowandwater]

An excellent example of falling into a heuristic trap.

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thanks!

[@TudorLaurini]

wow. this is beautiful. never seen something like this. congrats to the whole team

[@elonmusk7164]

tudorr❤❤

[@glorious_help]

WHO ON EARTH IS FIMING, THAT'S MY QUESTION.... FANTASTIC SHOTS, STUNNING QUALITY, PERFECT SOUND DESIGN, PERFECT EDITING ,..... UNBELIEVABLE

[@antonioa.pillitteri9845]

It is really astonishing how incredibles your project are; at the same time funny, enjoyable, moving, breathtaking, emotional and intrateining; not just skiing films. Keep it up, u are the best creator on the tube.

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Kind words Antonio, thank you!

[@larifari1812]

Thats the thing with avalanche danger, everything can go well for years and you think, you can kinda estimate the risks pretty good. Then you have a season where you suddenly trigger multiple avalanches and it makes you doubt. You actually never know how close you were in previous season to trigger an avalanche, you thought you were in control all those years but you cant know for sure how few was missing for that avalanche to trigger. Maybe you actually were in control and you just had an unlucky season now, thats the thing you cant know, and suddenly from a pretty confident spot these experiences are making you doubt yourself. As older you get, you experience more of these situations and only then you really realize to what danger you expose yourself. It for sure changes you, but better to turn back once too much than once too little. I really enjoyed watching this, its the perfect mix of skiing, story and jokes. Everything was so good, really good work! But how are these Pov shots real? They look crazy fast

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thanks! And yep. The avalanches only feel more imminent the older you get. I uploaded the raw pov here for the people who thought they might be fast forwarded (you’re not the only one hehe😅): nikolai-schirmer.filemail.com/d/nzenzonchvznhdq

[@larifari1812]

@@Nikolai_Schirmer Haha thanks for doing that, once i get a good a connection, i will definetly have a look!

[@BuddyGlass1955]

@@Nikolai_Schirmer Watching the avalanche made me feel some guilt. Are we as an audience enticing you to take excessive risks? I've had such mixed feelings since watching this. Please be safe. Dig more pits. Turn around more often.

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

@@BuddyGlass1955 Thanks for the concern buddy! I assure you I'm not trying to get into avalanches for KZbin fame. You can ease your mind there. I am however also trying to better my avalanche skills. Duly noted.

[@SPEARFISHER]

Thanks for using my music!! Wrote the piece at 7:14 ❤ the movie is really amazing!

[@christopherlee3311]

OH MY GOD, thank you for commenting!! I fell in love when I first saw this scene. For anyone else searching, the song is called "Reflections on the Water" by Spearfisher :)

[@primalpizza9667]

Somehow I find myself coming back to this video every year, but not only every year MULTIPLE TIMES every year around ski season. Niko really made a masterpiece of a ski movie, from the cinematography, music, and the way the story was told I nearly cant bring myself to watch another ski movie because I don't think any can compare.

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thank you! Really really hoping this next one I’m currently working on can rival it..

[@primalpizza9667]

@@Nikolai_Schirmer you’re the only person who could I’m excited to see what’s in store

[@stephengioacchini3946]

This is unreal. These guys are awesome. The guy with the boat rocks as well. He brings the whole movie together and should have his own show. As I sit here at my desk I think these guys are really living. But still, I will be excited to get out on the local hill with my 5 year old son once the snow arrives in Vermont. Happy riding all.

[@liamtrooien-smith7654]

Nikolai! Thank you for sharing how you fight the battle of big ski ambitions vs staying alive in avalanche terrain. Get your foot healed up fast :)

[@DanNoakes]

First off, I’m blown away by this entire production. Fantastic work. Second, that straight line was the most impressive skiing, I think I’ve ever seen.

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thanks Dan!

[@quackingplatypus]

Pleasantly surprised to see you in the comment section, Dan! You and Niko here are my two favorite ski touring youtubers. I feel like you guys both get what skiing is all about.

[@chrible93]

As someone who has lost a loved one in an avalanche, it kind of breaks my heart to see you guys taking such a light hearted approach with the avalanche risk. I mean I'm glad you put it out there and it is your decision what kind of risk you want to take. But in some situations you get the feeling that you guys are not completely aware of the actual risk. I think it's the situation you put yourself into, the boat renting, the film making and the people that create an environment of pressure. It takes so long to approach these faces and you don't get many opportunities to ski them and that lets you brush away your doubts and handle the situation way differently than you would under different circumstances. I am sure you know from your experience that there are kinds of avalanche which you can't 'outrun'. And the one you showed was a typical slab avalanche and it was just luck that you evaded it... If you wait for the right conditions you can do these faces at some point in your life. Maybe not all in the same trip, but if you take your time you will live longer and can also enjoy other things in the meantime.

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thanks for the words Christof. I’m lucky to never have lost someone close to me in an avalanche, I’m sorry to hear you have. Just to give you a bit more context, what this movie doesn’s show is the two months leading up to this trip where we don’t ski avalanche terrain because of a persistent weak layer. Also note the different course of action in the last couloir and the face that slid. Where an avalanche in the couloir pretty would almost certainly mean death, the face that slid not only had high points to pull out on, but also a fairly clean outrun without any terrain traps. I have skied lots of faces like that in my life, and I’m well aware of how few and far in between the good days are. This time we made the wrong call. The plan is not to do that again. I’m speaking to an avalanche psychologist on a livestream tonight at 20.00 CET if you’d like to chime in there. The link is in the stories on my instagram

[@JPJeppe]

@@Nikolai_Schirmer Don't get me wrong this is a fantastic movie, the skiing is amazing, snow is dream like, scenery just breath taking and I probably would've done the same a few years ago. But this is also a perfect case study in group dynamics: the risk analysis, the decision making, the biases we have and lies we tell ourselves to justify our actions. You guys knew, at least to some extent, that you were taking a big risk at multiple occasions in this movie but still did it anyway. In the end I think for a passionate skier, taking the right actions for risk mitigation just hurts too much because it means less skiing in epic conditions. We should try to find a way around this. it doesn't mean we can't have fun, there is plenty of less exposed lower angle terrain to play around in until safe conditions are there :) Stay safe

[@MikeJones-zj7vx]

@@Nikolai_Schirmer I missed the livestream but would be really interested to watch this discussion. Is there a recording?

[@2076911548]

@@Frejason The mountains don't care who you are. They don't even know you're an expert

[@2076911548]

This movie should be shown as a case study on heuristic behavior among young males. Maybe would help us be aware when depending upon luck instead of rational thought

[@alpinejonny]

This was one of the best adventure films i've ever seen. Amazing work you guys, happy, sad, so many emotions. Amazing.

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Cheers Jonny!

[@lostmarimo]

Absolute mad lads wtf. this is what life is about isn't it. adventure

[@AndreiKucharavy]

This video quality is pretty darn insane, be it from the skiing perspective, character development, photography or cinematographic quality. It's really, really, really good cinematography.

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Joonas is so good!

[@AndreiKucharavy]

@@Nikolai_Schirmer He is! But as someone who did his share of editing of raw footage into final cuts, whoever is doing the editing on your videos (or directing the shots), is a very rare talent - even by Hollywood standards. I've only seen that quality of cuts from maybe a couple of editors over the last 50 years. It's a real pleasure to the eyes!

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

@@AndreiKucharavy Thanks :)

[@AndreasJacobson]

Epic movie, thanks for putting it on YT, but I can't believe there was no fishing footage, haha.

[@MichaelKudlatheInterested]

Krister is such a madman. Stay safe out there buddy.

[@EmilioRGh]

absolutely chad performance, absolutely chad cinematography, absolutely chad narrating, absolutely chad movie overall, loved this.

[@chosspile.]

What a project! So much more entertaining and compelling than copy-and-paste MSP and TGR ski flicks.

[@adamdonaldson4321]

I can't believe how long I waited to watch this. But I'm honestly glad I did. When I first saw this in my feed I was not a skiier, and now I'm at nearly 30 days in my first season. I don't think I could've appreciated this incredible artwork to the same extent. One of the best adventure movies I've ever seen.

[@Will-zp3nb]

Big props for the Camera guy for following them around

[@Steegwolf]

Quality wherever you look. Sound, video, edit, scenery, people… and the skiing… man the skiing is just great. Thank you Niko, just thank you! Also calling Niko soft… makes me a pillow i reckon 😂

[@aexwu]

I already know this is going to be good 🤩

[@daniwalker1268]

That ending: "Hell yea. I love being here with you man" - so pure, so rare, and so real. I loved this, so much!

[@Freekement]

This is insane… Best thing I’ve seen in years! You’re living the dream Nikolai, keep up the incredible work!

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thanks!

[@Noobje90210]

This was by far the best KZbin video no thing I've ever witnessed in my entire life

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Far too kind. Thanks!

[@mansmeers5164]

You can litteraly smel this is a masterpiece

[@CampfireKodiak]

I would be content with just cross country skiing along the coast. So beautiful!

[@reagan.wallis]

This was amazing. Storytelling, editing, and cinematography is next level. Thank you so much.

[@hopNglo]

My family is Norwegian, and Stian is so classic. He is a true Northerner. The ice and the cold makes up his fiber.

[@davegordon1537]

As a 40 something skiers who just got back into skiing tougher terrain with aspirations of more this movie has some very important reminders of why planning and trusting your gut is so important. The avy seemed to be a sign of things to come and your decision on the line of your dreams to stop the ascent was likely the right one. I've been a subscriber for a few years, and this is by far your very best. Congratulations Niko and crew.

[@gezellige_poes967]

Echo your sentiments.

[@FrEeWaY7k]

palms are sweaty becomes a whole nother meaning watching this glad yall made it

[@ryanperion8754]

As a east coast skier in The U.S. the skiing that you do blows my mind and I wish to one day be able to take off across the world and ski in these insanely gorgeous places such as you do. This ski movie in particular is already my favorite out of all of your videos just because of the sheer adventure and beauty involved in the trip, this is hands down a 10/10 film. Overall your videos and amazing ski movies like this one have motivate me so much to become the best skier I can possibly be so I can chase my dreams which is your reality. I love your content so much Nikolai! please never stop.

[@gabrielmosri6847]

some of the best content ive ever consumed

[@pilspavel7382]

m a s t e r p i e c e Danke für diesen tollen Film :) greetings from germany. can’t wait for my ski trip

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Danke!

[@robertclark4509]

This should be in IMAX theaters everywhere !!! excellent. When I was younger my buddies and me used the phrase " ski to die " and we skied places like it was our last day.Of course. we didn't want to die but we skied the adventure. and we had some adventures that were worthy of film but we didn't have GoPro then.

[@TheVirtualsherpa]

Everything about this video is unreal and awesome, but humbling to see the growth on decision making when there is more to life then a line. A+ an get well soon Niko

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thanks! Getting really friendly with the gym. Should be back soon

[@LluisZardoyaClips]

I can't belive this doens't have a BILLION views man. INSANE movie dude, loved it so so much!

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thanks!

[@s3cksy]

Just going to repeat what others have already said: You all are amazing skiers, storytellers, filmmakers, and role models.

[@ribrobrooproop]

Love this movie. Krister just killing it on his solo journey! 🤣

[@ferris2323]

This has got to be one of the best of your films that I’ve watched, and so much more to the adventure than just skiing incredible lines! Truly a dream trip

[@thomaschulze]

Not only epic lines but an epic movie. Huge! Best for me was that you showed sense of responsibility much more than in earlier movies. Thank you guys!

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

A little responsibility is good. Thanks for watching!

[@enyapardon]

Just marvelous. I love the honesty, the purity, the wildly *beyond* epic footage. Feels sooo beautiful. Thank you so

[@Tazz-ox4np]

So sick. I love ski films like this that let you connect more to the experience of being in nature than just specifically skiing.

[@ianoliphant3047]

Nikolai, thank you so much for this film. You’re filling a vast void in the ski industry where few people really talk about the risk, and demonstrate their thought process. We are tons of people shredding, but you’ve shredded and shown the whole package. As someone who’s been involved in an avalanche, and still aspires to ski bigger terrain. I appreciate you! Beautiful cinematography, incredible skiing. You’re the man.

[@orthopraxis235]

Last year, at 55, i climbed and snowboarded down one of the steepest escarpments in the US, near Palm springs CA. I was not in trained shape, I made 2 prior attempts and had to gather gear and retrain skills each time. It took me one whole day from early morning to well after dark, and the ride was the shortest. The best feeling was climbing up the face and being at the top, seeing the Pacific ocean on one side and the desert more than 2 miles below. I was hurting for a few days after. I don't know if that's the last time I'll ever do it. Ive been looking up at that way for years, dreaming of doing it. It didn't change my life. It used to be something to tell others, but people my age either don't believe me or likely dont care. Something happens when you age, and I don't think it's physical. The mundaneness of even making money and having things can be so deadening. I guess in order to feel alive and away from the nonsense, I just had to climb and do something that, if I perished, would at least be something grand.

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Glad you got after it!

[@mike_abramyan]

Holy crap. This is freaking incredible. The story just pulled me right in like I was alongside you guys on the trip. Bravo!!

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thanks Mike!

[@johnwatson8192]

Sat here in Sheffield on a grey miserable day with the French sending our ski trip out of the window I sat enthralled (as usual) with Nico & Co's adventures. The scenery is simply stunning and wildlife thrown in for good measure but at 5:17 Nico makes a valid observation: "This massive rock face and it looked skiable" - really?

[@haurisdesalliers2125]

Simply incredible. The impeccable sound design, the mind blowing cinematography and a dreamlike terrain are one thing, but the one thing that strikes the most in this movie is the storytelling, how you can get attached to total strangers in a 43 minute KZbin movie. The connection between you guys seems so pure, you're like the ray of sunshine that illuminates the whole mountain. You are deserving of everything good coming your way, Thank you guys for making such a touching piece of art.

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thank you!

[@brockbenavides7185]

I thought I've sent, I thought I've skied fast...then I saw that first couli and realized I indeed have done neither. Well done boys, well done 👏

[@wfijarczyk]

Seriously this is beyond awesome, you 2 are my favorite backcountry team to watch. So cool to see Krister have a big part in this! Its honestly so much more interesting to watch you guys explore, have fun and backoff sometimes then those huge productions with dudes doing backflips ;)

[@JustRaph2003]

Keep revisiting this video once every month or so, I love the story and the cinematography. Keep up the work Nikolai

[@ptx420]

Is there more footage / backstory behind Krister’s ice axe save? It looks crazy intense…

[@flexWT]

Would also be interested in that

[@jjstewart4341]

we love skiing because it makes us feel alive, but it takes real maturity to be grateful enough for just living to know when not to ski. magnificent film

[@bulbobu]

Thanks for telling the story of the accident. Was the main takeaway to pay more attention, specifically to rapid warming in this case? And what's the point of digging a pit once you're high up in the exposure? Was there a very safe exit strategy should the pit reveal the slope to be sketchy?

[@tkthree]

This is one of the highest quality, best produced TRIP films i've ever seen. Much less a movie about these righteous twig warriors. Rock on.

[@adrianplaskitt8857]

Mixed feelings. I loved the film, but if you guys keep on "just sending it" you will eventually die in the mountains. We will then move on to the next channel, but your families and friends will be heartbroken for ever. You have the skills - skiing, film making, camaraderie, philosophy and environmental respect to make the best mountain content on youtube without needing to almost die to keep viewers. I would have enjoyed it more if the runs were less "spicey" so I didn't have the feeling I could lose you at numerous moments. So only 3/5 from me.

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thanks for the concern Adrian! For sure not planning to die

[@imjyun]

i watched the whole 45 minutes , love the visuals and the sound and the tempo is just perfect

[@Wolfcone]

Videos like this make me so envious of people with friends.

[@kevinkull2072]

Worldclass skill .One thing is filming but thats definetly some gnarly stuff.

[@24mem0]

I think this is the greatest KZbin video I've watched.

[@Boscafx]

best ski move i've ever seen.

[@KrystaNorwick]

That shot at 7:20 with the skis and the sailboat is incredible!!!!

[@12YearOldHiker]

Some of the most underrated skiing ever, thanks for this movie😀

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thank you🤝

[@ohnegative9526]

Feel of the whole video is warm in such a cold place. Great people on a great adventure, weighing risks, thinking about life.. that's what it's all about.

[@grbiker8278]

So good. All around excellence. Good planning, discernment, letting it rip. Beautiful sailing.

[@MrGygygygy]

Dealing with fear as your experice gets more and you get older.........great movie !

[@captaindoeverything]

that ice axe arrest footage was pure madness, it's really hard to stop once you reach that speed, I know, I was lucky once to . . . so glad it worked for you . . .

[@SecretSpots]

I put this full screen and was mesmerized and in awe of how amazing everything about this movie is. Sickest lines. WOW!!!!!

[@jackh8561]

Captain crocs is such a legend, always have the board ready in case there’s waves

[@jackh8561]

Sponsors really need to hook him up with a new motor and some proper oars

[@r6hokage357]

This is the only video i can just rewatch over and over again, absolutely stunning.

[@cliang001]

Finally got around to watching this masterpiece of a documentary. Also discovered Sigrid and Nikolai are together/ engaged so thats awesome.Way to go man. livin the dream haha.

[@netu3493]

watched these videos a while back and I haven’t been able to find it back. Couldn’t stop thinking about it so happy I found it

[@crnitzsche]

Making your ancestors proud! Great video.

[@Andreas1342]

Haven't seen anything like this, can't believe this is KZbin, it's simply too good. First of respect to Captain Crocs, I've always hated crocs and people who wear them in some way, but that guy is a legend, in that climate every day… oh my! The editing and footage is amazing, huge high five to camera guy for making me live this epic adventure. Lastly, mad respect to the riders, the actions chosen during the trip, the commenting and the skiing was astounding. Thank you!

[@randyspotts5069]

I think this production is pretty cool... Thanks for showing me this remote corner of the Earth!

[@joelridd1072]

One of the gnarlier skiing docs that I’ve ever watched

[@tuh1703]

Thank you that we were allowed to be there. A great adventure that nobody can take you anymore. I wish you a lot of fun and adventure. Especially but always a guardian angel who is always a step faster. Good luck. Norbert

[@clanculo]

42:49 "I love being here with you man!" - The only thing that matters!

[@calvinforsure]

its so true man, you know you have had a good adventure when at the end you are ready to go home and see your loved ones.

[@TarifatoVladivostok]

What a video man. What a treat. I love every single second of it.

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Thanks!

[@Marinara1]

Absolutely incredible that we get to watch this masterpiece for free. Thanks for delivering insane videos time after time. Huge fan

[@carlislewright8844]

Legitimately one of if not the best video I've seen on youtube

[@stolimano3723]

This was the best 45 minutes I’ve spent on KZbin. Thank you guys 🙏

[@FineLine-Media]

My god Niko, I don't even know where to begin. This is "Free Solo" level stuff but with a tiny and embedded crew. This is adventure filmmaking at its finest. You are an inspiration my dude.

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Every time I pitch a project I say «we’re essentially trying to make Free Solo but on skis», haha so thanks! Glad you enjoyed it

[@dasburke]

Krister, that dude rips. respect

[@Mimi-yi7hu]

WOW I saw this movie pop up on my youtube and I tried it without any expectations..... and lord, this is one of the best ski movies I've ever watched! The story, the shots, the music, everything is perfect. You made me live a lot of emotions today and I am really thankful for that. Can't wait for the winter anymore!!

[@KrystaNorwick]

10:10 that line!!!!!! Beautifully filmed- the emotion was real!!!!!

[@maxbaker6806]

THE BEST ski movie/ documentary I have seen in a long time. so sick you guys

[@mr.scruggs124]

The details in the sound design from 26:24 with the low pass on the song every time the camera is blindened is fucking clever, this documentary is INSANE

[@ScrotieHongKong]

Amazing movie. Perfect for getting stoked for the season. Hokkaido and Iceland bring it on

[@hkeg80]

you people are crazy, the absolutely wonderful kinda crazy the world needs more of. On top of that, you are obviously also very talented movie makers.

[@lorenzosilvestri277]

This is the quintessence ok sking: couple of good friend, the wilderness, the freedom of choosing which mountains to climb, and how to do it. This is it. I have lost the passion of skiing during the years but this makes me want to climb the first hill I can find to freeride. Just thanks.

[@patrickbidwell7927]

That strait line! Legs of steel buddy!! Great film, super mojo.

[@timlarsson1451]

As usual guys. The riding, storytelling and editing is unreal! Hats off!

[@Nikolai_Schirmer]

Takk Tim!

[@sk8absence]

There is so much heart behind this video, not just beautiful scenery. Thanks for sharing these intimate moments.