Massive 360 Step-Down POV from Cam Zink - Red Bull Rampage 2014

Cam Zink pulls off huge 360 step down at Rampage 2014.

by Backcountry Planet October 6, 2014

Check out the POV of Cam Zink's huge 360 step down at Red Bull Rampage 2014.

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