In the latest film project from Sammy Carlson, Twenty Four, presented by Monster Energy, the eight-time X Games gold medalist spends the entire winter in his adopted hometown of Revelstoke, B.C., where the Canadian mountains received record snowfall. Celebrating his 24th year of skiing, Carlson continues to push himself and the entire sport, taking big mountain skiing to new heights. Carlson’s trademark aggressive style and smooth tricks are on full display, as he makes his 24th year on skis his best one yet.
Watch the official Twenty Four 2017 trailer in HD below.
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