World Record: Kite Skiing 595 KM In A Gigantic Ice Mass

"Across The Ice: The Greenland Victory March': Two polar explorers take on the brutal Greenland Ice Cap—a 2,300 KM traverse across the Arctic Circle using nothing but skis and wind power. Pinned down for days by a punishing 70 MPH blizzard, facing deadly hidden crevasses, and stopping inside an eerie, abandoned Cold War military base, they push their limits. Their ultimate goal: to set a new world record by covering an unbelievable 595 KM in just 24 hours. This is the ultimate test of survival and human endurance.

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