As we close out another beautiful Thursday here at The Inertia Mountain, it’s always good to look back as we look forward. And so we give you this gem from the archives: Julian Carr with a 210-foot invert, a jump that he’s claiming–and it’s nearly impossible to contest–as a world record inverted aerial on skis. This is from 2006 in Engelberg, Switzerland, according to his website. In the name of looking back (it is #tbt after all), it’s hard to imagine how he fit those balls in his ski pants.
Throwback Thursday: Julian Carr’s 210-foot Inverted Aerial on Skis
Hard to fathom how he fits stones that big in his ski pants.
BY The Inertia Mountain | Staff

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