Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Experience Zero Gravity


When discussing infinity sports experiences, this brilliant clip says it all. Words cannot describe the thrill this clip has given me. It is insanely awesome. Experience Zero Gravity films a couple of out-of-this-world cliff jumps across Norway, Switzerland, and France up to 6,000 feet. Yes, this well produced video by Betsy Wants In makes your heart skip a beat. Enjoy!

Produced by: Betty Wants In | Source: Gear Patrol
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