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When responsible men risk their lives to save irresponsible climbers.

عندما يكون لحياة الإنسان قيمة

Climbing up mountains till there's no back and forth doesn't seem very clever to me.

Respect for the man standing 4:38 🫡😎

How thin is actually that cable? Wow

wasting peoples money for hobby

i think it's a H145 french helico, only a few pilot can do this recue, very difficult job

15:20 Slap Slap

Strong work, ideal CRM

أنه عمل رائع 🥰🥰🥰

Rescue crew is Top Shelf! You guys rock, literally! Question: Who or what covers the cost of the S&R and how high can that cost be in this instance. Serious question and no disrespect intended.

Wow. True heros. And theres nothing more attractive than manly men saving people. Good god😍😍😍

These guys are heros

The two dummies 😮 climbing and breaking there ankles😮 putting other people at risk should be fine $5000 a piece for being stupid 😮

This is an outstanding channel. Is there anywhere in north america that an EMR can get this helo/hoist training privately? This must be so rewarding. Good job guys!

I’m sure these climbers are thankful though. They’re not some indecent inner city lunatics demanding to defund the police. Have more sense than that!!

Oh my gosh. Thank you all for being there, for being trained, and for your commitment to helping others. ❤. Be safe! ❤

Out of curiosity, was there a reason that you didn't place a cervical collar on him before hoisting? Given that he fell and sustained head injuries, I'd be stressed about the spine and head. Great video and great rescue, respect to you guys.

Is this the Colorado river?

just curious, why so many carabiners between you and the hoist hook?

Respect!

Q lindo video de salvamento.. Yo q soy chileno y mi país lleno de montañas.. Profesionalmente de un alto calibre de extrenamiento bendiciones desde chile. Corral comuna de la ciudad de valdivia undécimacuarta región de los lagos 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🌲🌲🌲

I noticed the c-collar on the injured victim and was curious that there wasn't a need for a back board as well. I know in general it used to be that everyone with any sort of trauma was back-boarded, and services have decided that was excessive, delayed care, etc. In this case, it seems like it would have been appropriate, though. What was the reasoning on the scene that we can't see?

Is the AStar hoist rated for one person only?

Amazing video as always

Great work, as always. Nice coat grab, too!

👍👍

Thank you for including some actual cockpit video in this video. Good stuff!

Dude I wanna do this

"and the victim is swimming directly back into the water"

Nice actual training, Strong work!

The speed of that water… it’s good to see you all expanding on your skills and practicing what you can do, it’s always best to know what to do once it gets to the real scenario, but that had to have been nerve racking

Glad to see you guys expanding your mission capabilities.

Yeah baby! GET SOME!

Excellent SAR work - thanks as always for posting. Hope I only meet you guys at a pancake breakfast but it's nice to know you're there for the unexpected! Some of us read/watch SAR incidents for prevention (certainly not for the arm chair quarterbacking below).

*Dang!* Rescue 9 Team is amazing! Noticed no made in China tags on anything.

how do i start😂

노고에 감사합니다 ; _; 리스펙~!

It pisses me off people do these hazardous activities, and when they get injured, others have to risk their lives to save them.

I can't figure out who is the bigger idiot, the climber who could literally walk off from there or the fire guys who dispatched a helicopter at how many thousands an hour to pluck him off a place he could have just self rescued from...

Crazy airmanship on a hoist that precise. Keep it up!

Nice work fellas!!

yippie!

AWESOME JOB!!

Nobody does hoist rescue with such precision as rescue9! Great team work!!!!

You guys are aces! Phenomenal team work.

very intrigued how you can completely lose your rope like that, description says it broke, but how that happens without you then falling I'm not sure, and even then I'd expect him to still have at least some of it on his harness

Thankful to God! :) <3 (And the rescuers! :) <3 )

Where are his friends? He must have broken something, since he didn't climb to the top. You can walk to the top from his location.

Awesome job! Seems like the climber already having a harness on saved a lot of time.