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cliff hucker 

A Cliff Hucker, not to be confused with a cliff fucker, is someone who lives to jump off of cliffs, drops, or ridges. Cliff Huckers is are commonly associated with skiing and snowboarding, but they are also associated with mountain biking and kayaking. Cliff Hucker are typically adrenaline junkies who look for increasingly challenging hucks. Their activities can be dangerous, if not deadly, if performed incorrectly. The word Cliff Hucker is a noun while cliff hucking is the verb.
Dude, I rode the lift with two Cliff Huckers this morning and all they talked about were the hucks they hit coming off of the Highline Ridge and Kachina Peak...
cliff hucker by cliffhucker. December 22, 2015
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cliffhucker 

Typically a skier, snowboarder, kayaker, or mountain biker who looks for steeps, drops, and ridges from which to jump. Cliffhuckers tend to be total adrenaline junkies who are always looking for that next ‘rush’. Some cliffhuckers have even died taking on drops that are simply too large or awkward to land.
Man, did you see that cliffhucker flip off that ridge up there? He totally bit it!
cliffhucker by cliffhucker. January 14, 2016
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