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

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

 


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