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Watch Kai Ski Jackson Hole’s Gnarliest Terrain

Nov 16, 2018 By: Teton Gravity Research
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11-year-old freeskiing prodigy Kai Jones had a better Spring Break than you. When the snow kept falling last March in Jackson Hole, Kai went on a rampage, tearing up the biggest, baddest terrain at his home mountain. Whether it was conquering classic inbounds lines like Alta Zero, or stomping huge airs in the backcountry like Smart Bastard with his friend Tim Durtschi, Kai took advantage of one of the best weeks of the season.

RELATED: Watch 10-Year-Old Kai Drop Jackson's Corbet's Couloir

Kai’s full segment in TGR’s latest ski and snowboard film Far Out, presented by REI, shows that no matter how big or small you are, the only limit is your imagination. 

RELATED: Watch: First Ever Mountain Bike Descent of Corbet's Couloir

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