xtrmworld.fr
Streaming service of extreme sports videos (air, water, snow, land), sold as a weekly mobile-billed subscription in France
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About xtrmworld.fr
Xtrm World offers live and on-demand extreme sports video content, organised into air, water, snow and land categories.
Access is sold as a subscription at 1,99 € per week, billed through the customer's mobile phone invoice, with a first week offered.
Product: Subscription video streaming of extreme sports content, including live broadcasts, billed weekly via mobile operator invoice.
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