Red Bull definitely doesn’t skimp. As this high-quality cinematic production, that couldn’t have been cheap, attests. The energy drink brought its “Red Bull Air Force” together in Moab, Utah to complete eight sequences in a row from its aviation athletes: BASE jumpers Miles Daisher and Charles Bryan, skydivers/high-speed parachute flyers Jeff Provenzano and Luke Aikins, wingsuit pilots Jon DeVore, Mike Swanson and Andy Farrington and aerobatic plane pilot Kirby Chambliss. The result was an eye-catching piece of film, Chain Reaction, and more importantly, one that was completed safely where no one was injured or worse while highlighting sports with very little margin for error. Not to mention it makes for really good viewing.
Red Bull Air Force Shows Off In Mini Cinematic Feature
BASE jumping, wingsuit flying, high-speed parachuting, it's all on display.
BY The Inertia Mountain | Staff

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