The Extreme Polaris RZR XP1000 Makes All Other Off Road Vehicles Seem Utterly Pathetic

A huge amount of work went into making this short film, and after watching it, we’re happy to doff our proverbial caps to the team behind it. It took around a year of planning, and a crew of 10 a whole month to carve out the most extreme off-road course possible at a 600-acre tree farm near Mount Baker, Washington.

The vehicle used was a Polaris RZR XP1000, a mad little ATV with a 1.0-litre engine and masses of suspension travel. 18 inches at the back and 16 inches at the front, in fact. It looks to be taking a huge amount of punishment without breaking a sweat. And now we want one. Badly.