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14/11/2021 20:28:59
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Robin Van Gyn's Best Lines and Backcountry Jumps

Robin Van Gyn rips. In Issue 19.1, we dove into her life story, from a late start in snowboarding to her current position as one of the most influential riders on the planet. Through it all, she followed her heart.

In celebration of her profile, Robin put together this edit comprised of three minutes of never-before-seen footage. Hit play and watch Robin Van Gyn at full speed.
Also, be sure to check out Robin's full story in Issue 19.1 of The Snowboarders Journal.
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