Awesome Stunts

Freerunner Ronnie Shalvis takes full advantage of the snow and ice at Salt Lake City’s Gallivan Center, pulling off crazy flips on the ice skating rink and in the surrounding neighborhood. (Thanks Dallin!)

Skaters have been pulling off tricks involving multiple skateboards for a long time, but we’ve not seen anyone do it the way Adam Miller did – by pulling off a gainer backflip down a set of stairs.

Stephanie Dietze and Lutz Eichholz unicycled downhill from the Cima Ombretta Orientale, a 9,900ft. peak of the Dolomites. They make it look easy. Turn subtitles on. Image by Markus Greber.

DC Shoes sent freestyle motocross expert Robbie Maddison to the military airplane graveyard in Tuscon, Arizona, where he used aircraft parts, shipping containers and a flatbed semi for jumps.

When they’re not stunting on their motorcycles, ThoseCrazyTexans are unwisely hanging out on runways. We can’t decide who is crazier in this clip: the people on the ground or the plane’s pilot.

BMX rider Danny Campbell bike-surfs on Wave Rock, a 47-foot-high, 350-foot-long rock shaped like an extreme quarter-pipe in Australia’s Outback. From InfityList.com and mb! by Mercedes-Benz.

To promote the MiTo Quadrifoglio Verde SBK, Alfa Romeo asked bike rider Chris Walker to head into a turn on his Kawasaki Ninja with driver Paul Swift showing off on his Alfa two-wheeler.

Among other unique approaches to their performances, Christophe Hamel and his Flip FabriQue circus incorporate a wall/ledge into their tramp routines for some innovative entertainment.

Micha Hurni of Swisstricks shows off his tricking moves in various locations around Switzerland. Filmed at 400fps with a Sony FS700. The song is Seven Lions’ remix of Cosmic Love.

Director Mikey Schaefer captured pure beauty on film, as we see free climber Dean Potter walking a highline tied to Cathedral Peak in Yosemite National Park while the moon rises behind him.

Red Bull Air Race stunt pilot Martin Šonka manages to deftly maneuver his plane into a tilted position, hovering like a helicopter for a brief moment alongside parachutist Petr Měšťák.

The guys from Fast, Furious and Funny hook up with Vsauce to see if they can lift a car using ordinary rubber bands. Sure, they use a tiny Nissan Micra, but it’s still an impressive feat.

A compilation of some of the best BMX, street trial and off-road bike action. We first spotted it over on Danny MacAskill’s Facebook page. If it’s good enough for Danny, it’s good enough for us.

Promotional filmmaker Devin Graham went to Budapest to shoot a video featuring Face Team, a Hungarian acrobatic sports group. Watch their outrageous dunks and other basketball tricks.

Props to the water chugging viral hit kid, but Redditor Squirt_Locker points us to this clip that’s better for two reasons: the dude drinks 1.5L in less than 5 seconds, and the crowd reacts accordingly.

Rally Driver Guerlain Chicherit attempts to pull off the world’s first unassisted backflip in a car, driving a John Cooper Works Mini Countryman. You’ll have to wait to see him land, though. Damned marketers.

Daniel Ilabaca, William Spencer, Tim “Livewire” Shieff pull off parkour moves using a driverless moving car as a prop. You can see the outtakes here. The song is Queens & Kings by Malakai.

Eos Karlsson’s stunt reel. Karlsson is also an actor, acrobat, dancer and filmmaker who has worked in movies, videogames and live-action shows. Worth watching for his train stunt alone.

Skateboarder William Spencer heads to The Berrics and pulls some crazy stunts we’ve never seen before, seamlessly swapping boards and grinding the ungrindable. Oh, and our favorite song ever.

Cinematic and moody, that’s just how we like our bike trick vids: here’s 2 minutes of a team of flatland BMX riders tricking through the empty, significantly historical Luna Park in Melbourne.

The latest compilation from Real Skifi, a group of teenage urban skiers from Finland. The video starts out with some great bloopers, then shows their clever use of makeshift props for their tricks.

We’re pretty sure this isn’t the safest way to take kids to school, but Nitro Circus’ drifting, off-road, open-air, tire-burning, mud-covered school bus looks like a pretty awesome ride. (Thanks Dallin!)

The extreme bad-asses of Nitro Circus defy the odds every day, pulling off incredible stunts on their bikes, trikes, cars, skateboards and motorcycles. And sometimes they fall down. (Thanks Dallin!)