Extreme sports enthusiast Troy Hartman has been living life on the edge since he was a young one. Born and raised in Mammoth Mountain in California, Troy Hartman started skiing at just the age of two.
After skiing for some time, Troy Hartman soon became obsessed with Top Gun and decided to join the Air Force. The eager extreme sports enthusiast stayed in the Forces for four years and even earned his 'wings.'
Troy Hartman has done some death-defying stunts such as skydiving with a parachute on fire, base jumping off of glass buildings and so much more that would make you wet your pants.
In his most recent stunt Troy Hartman attaches a jet pack he created to use while skiing. On a bright and sunny morning, Hartman films a video of him trying out this epic twist on a conventional sport. Troy Hartman is able to achieve speeds of up to 43mph at half throttle, which is very extreme.
Jet-Powered Winter Sports
Troy Hartman Hits the Slopes With His Skis and a Jet Pack on His Back
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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