@@Michael-dl2cflegit the risk is just not worth it lol. Imagine enjoying this ride on a Sunday afternoon and your buddy passes away, turning into one of the worst days of your life just like that.
No chit-chat, no dramatic music, no whopping that it was awesome. That was pure unadulterated courage, beauty and craft, at the very edge of human endeavour. Thanks for the view and the flight Johannes. It was utterly spellbinding...
Im suffering from severe insomnia and general anxiety disorder. Videos like this give me the possibility to see the world from a different view. Thank you so much for that !
That was completely badass. That guy lived a lifetime in just about four minutes. That has to be one of the most amazing experiences. A human being could ever have.
@@adambane1719 How bad is your imagination that you can't easily picture an answer? But I'll help you out and offer some suggestions: 1. Giving yourself to others so they may live a great life by making a strong and loving family. 2. Helping others selflessly in meaningful ways. 3. Doing something truly heroic for someone else. 4. Saving another person's life. 5. Raising your child to be a great person and good citizen. You know... basically all the things that aren't the self-absorbed act of jumping off a cliff for an adrenaline rush. And here's a stat you can corroborate to drive this all home: One in 500 jumps are fatal. I hope people who do this don't have loved ones who rely on them.
A most amazing video. That takes a level of guts and courage that I certainly don’t have. Thanks for taking the rest of us along on this epic adventure. It felt the flying part. Awesome and thanks for showing us your safe landing. Thank you for not spoiling it with horrible music. Just the sounds of the wind, and your breathing. Spectacular. Stay safe friend. 😊❤️👍
Except showing a fake horizon without even alerting the viewers. RUclips should start banning any video that shows wide angle shots without alerting the viewers or have clearly written information regarding the distortions. Perhaps maybe people should ask Go Pro and other companies why don't they use come with wide angle NON Distortion lenses.....but the answer may surprise you it has nothing to do with cost since this would literally be a $5 oem part for them and no one would ever see these ridiculous videos that distort our reality ever again. It's 2024 time to understand your eyes don't distort the world so why use any camera that would!.
I was absolutely freaking out in each mountain crest, screaming to the screen "mate, head left to the open valley safely!". What a super-man you are. 100% respect!
Those first couple of second is terrifying. I know the whole time your technically falling, but at that point you truly are FALLING until there’s enough speed to get enough drag to keep you up and traveling forward
I'm not only blown away by your courage and skill, but I don't understand how someone learns how to fly with a wingsuit: irreducible complexity...no room for mistakes. It's like I live on the same planet with people like you from another world.
its requied to have at least 200 solo parachute jumps before you can even take a course on wingsuit flying. not talking about what you need in order to be able to jump alone with a parachute in a 1st place.. but i guess its diff. country to country.
Not big mistakes, but even in this there clearly were "routes" for less experienced flyers. I'd assume the flying itself isn't the tricky part, it's judging your speed and height. "Can I make it over those rocks or should I turn left into the valley" kind of decisions.
Wow, das ist mit Abstand das KRASSESTE Video, das ich je gesehen habe! 😱🔥 Die Aufnahmen über die scharfen Felsspitzen sind einfach surreal, und der Moment, wo du am Ende über das steinige Feld an diesem riesigen Felsen vorbeifliegst - absoluter Gänsehaut-Moment! Ich kann mir gar nicht vorstellen, wie es sich anfühlen muss, sowas selbst zu erleben. Schon allein vom Zuschauen bekommt man eine Adrenalindusche! Du hast echt Nerven aus Stahl, oder besser gesagt: Eier aus Kruppstahl! 😅 Respekt für deinen Mut und diese unglaublichen Skills. Danke, dass du uns an solchen Momenten teilhaben lässt. 💯🤘
I've watched countless wingsuit videos yet this one puts them all in a blender and hits 'frappé'. In other words, totally amazing. No stoopid music, full length, HD. Just breath taking. Thanks! X
Absolutely terrifying yet beautiful at the same time. The take off, route planning and followed, final line through the gap, Shute timing, power lines navigated and landing all perfectly executed.
weirdly, I've had multiple nightmares about getting tangled in power lines even though I've never done anything like this. I guess I did take hang gliding lessons for a summer way back, but not anywhere close to power lines.
I have been flying since I was 15. Flew 8 new Cessna's from Wichita to Troutdale, Oregon. 10 miles East of PDX. All in the winter! Worked as an instructor for two years and flew a Navy P-3 Orion 4 engine sub hunter. Flew into a line of thunder storms called a squall line and got stomped so hard my emergency locator beacon got set off. But this wing suit beats everything!!😊🎉Thanks so much😁
Holy! I'm sitting on my warm sofa, thinking "he's gotta be getting cold," "his arms have got be getting tired," "does he have enough altitude to get over this ridge?," "man, there is NO place to abort if something goes wrong..." It's much better for these things to go through my mind here on the sofa, while you're up there, clear-minded, focused, and having the TIME OF YOUR LIFE!! 😮❤👍 Be safe. May the gods be with you!
I rebuke that in the name of Jesus, not the gods those are demons. May Jesus Christ the only true God be with you and protect you at all times giving all the glory power to him the most God, all glory, honor, and praise to my savior Jesus Christ.
@@valentinadallasuntil you realise there’s thousands of other religions in the world too, give up being so ignorant of others beliefs and be accepting, for your sake and everybody else’s
I just drove through the Alps in Switzerland twice this past week, including a hike up to Oeshinen Lake and I absolutely am amazed by your accomplishment. I appreciate the no music, nothing extra on the video, just pure human achievement. Legend!!! Cheers 🍻
That’s one of the most radical things I think I’ve ever seen tbh I couldn’t help myself but think “man, humanity is inspiring” while watching this. From architecting computer chips with billions of transistors, and traveling to space / the ocean floor, to summiting mountains on foot and flying down in a suit with the aerodynamic efficiency of a flying squirrel. Awesome stuff.
I am captivated. Im speechless... one minute....... ok im watching a second time. This has to be the most beautiful .. The quality and beautiful landscape. Friend i hope i can one day be like you. Im 45. 3 years ago i became disabled with a severe TBI. I sit on a couch all day long from pain, you just inspired me to do this. I dont know if i can but i want to try. I want to love life again and smile. I cant think of anything that could be more positive and something to wake up for. I used to be a professional Freestyle Motocross rider. I want to fly like you again. I know this took you years but i really hope i can do thid. Im in tears right now.. Thank you for being who you are as an inspiration
Without hyperbole, one of the most remarkable things I've seen a human accomplish! A fantastic display of preparation, persistence, courage, and execution! Thank you!!
Unbelievable! Something I’d never do personally, so thanks for taking us along for the ride! When you look at your shadow in the rocks you get a real impression of the dimensions and your speed. Incredible.
Really?! I thought it was quite a normal, almost risk-free glide, it was just the "highest possible" that was the highlight here for me... some people out there are doing way crazier close/low fly-by glides than this, really playing with death, literally "fly-bye"... as in, "see you in the other life"!!
Wow! The most incredible youtube experience ever. No talking, no stupid music. Just pure flight, terrifying, exhilarating, amazing. I will never ever do this in real life...but...thank you for taking me along. You rock!👍
I can't even imagine this, humans are not meant to be able to fly. But here you are, with the biggest balls of steels and the most courage a person can have.
Their traveling at about 120 mph. Generally they are diving their suits pretty steep at the terrain flying as fast as they can because you need speed. Speed is your friend. Don't want to stall out and then lose your glide. It has to be the most amazing thing a person can experience. Just diving that wingsuit towards the terrain hauling ass. Takes balls of steel too. Every thing in your body is telling you no but once those 2 feet leave that rock, it's on son. What a life
That was absolutely mental you nutcase! Thank you for sharing. I’ve done a few adrenaline rushing things…. But this is off the scale, yet so thrilling to watch.
*This flight was amazing.* It scared me silly several times. (He was below the trees! Why did he feel the need to scare me so bad? I'm not sure my heart can take more videos like this one. Doesn't he care about my health?) *I hope this guy stays safe.*
I felt like I was going with you at the beginning 🎉 My heart rate was elevated, my endorphins, serotonin and adrenalin were on peak production settings ❤
Truly amazing! Just when I thought you were safe with the chute open - you had me on the edge of my seat again circling those power lines! Balls of steel bro!
Wing-suit has got to be the most extreme invention in sports ever! I can remember first time I saw it. A Watts-Zap clip on Eurosport maybe 20 yeas ago. I could not believe what I was seing, at first I thought it was a big RC-plane, following the contours of an alpine slope. But when the camera zoomed in, I could see it was a madman "flying" in a suit with flaps sown in between his arms and legs. I was in total shock and awe! What had I just witnessed!?? I tried to explain it to my friends, but they said it had to be CGI, and I could not find the clip anywhere. Before Google and youtube. Now 20 years later ppl are flying like its normal. Crazy!
I remember a while back reading about a fly suit jump that ended in tragedy. You guessed it: he veered right into the stone. While I knew in this video the guy would come out all right, I was of course gritting on how perilously close he seem to each stone wall; how close he was in every moment to orchestrating his own instant death. I would imagine the technology has evolcved in 20 years, and the ability to steer must be part of that. What do you know about that?
@@kamoterorlCGI has technically been around since the 50s, depending on what you mean by “CGI”. In 1958 Alfred Hitchcock released a film called Vertigo where they used an anti-aircraft targeting computer to create visual effects for the opening sequence of the movie.
Yes, progress is a marvellous thing! I was thinking at the end also, the modern steerable parachutes are so good - when you think back to all the poor blighters who had to parachute into enemy territory in wartime with almost no control over their landing, and a good chance of breaking a limb on impact. Now it looks so easy - just pop down in a small field next to power lines and a busy road with complete confidence and land comfortably on your feet.
@@robreed558 right? or more like eating a tree right to the face near the end! gotta stop showing off and going real close to the edge of the mountains and just stay in the middle of the valley with plenty of time to react and pull the parachute if something goes wrong! otherwise one day this is going to go totally wrong.. imagine a strong gust of wind while passing within like 10 feet of the mountain at like 100 miles per hour like that.. 😮
Saw the Matterhorn in the distance...climbed that in 1978 when I was a lot younger, crazier and in far better shape. I would never attempt it today at 68 years old...LOL. The top of the Täschhorn looked a lot like the Matterhorn summit. Good job! Even I felt a bit of an adrenaline rush watching you.
Scientists still can't explain this phenomenon, how a man with such big balls can walk on the ground. not to mention to fly with them! this is abnormal!
The desire to fly runs deep in the human spirit... after a lifetime of dreaming, it makes me so happy that this form of flight can be done now, even if I'll never be one of the handful brave enough to take it on!
One of the best base wing suite video I’ve seen yet. Love to see your shadow of speed track. I can only imagine the climb up was just as challenging along with your partner. ….. go Rocky the squirrel!
One of the most stunning wingsuit viideo's I have ever seen! Nerves of steel! You cam so close to the ground and the rock escarpment a few times, I would have chosen a lower point in a few places but you made it!
@@hackman88 Okay, you caused me to read the description. While it is amazing!! They still had to hike 9 hours up the Mountain, only to jump off the mountain to go back home. Very impressive but the old man in me says "why?", because it's fun to see if you can do it without dying to get RUclips views? Comedian's used to make jokes about "just flew in...boy are my arms tired." For him, that could have been no joke. My opinion is he should stop trying to fly before he's forced to a stop by a rock he miscalculated when his arms got tired.
@@rebelrog I doubt they do it for RUclips views. Also they slept somewhere up there. So they might have hiked for 7h on the previous day and 2 hours on that day.
What an incredible flight and excititng video to watch, Jonny! I'm really happy for you that you finally conquered the Täschhorn, and I'm very glad that, despite the difficulties with your arms, you and Mario landed safely and you could enjoy your well deserved cold beers with Antonia!
Oh wow, this is really impressive. Aside from wingsuit jumps out of small airplanes (obviously) the highest (mountain) I have ever wingsuited off was about 2.5k meters. I could never imagine doing a 4.5k jump with the typical air and wind conditions that come with a range of really high mountains, on the way down. People probably don't really know how much this takes. Respect
This was unbelievable. Possibly the best video I've seen. I've had a dream of flying just like this snd it felt so real and incredible. Massive respect too you .
Breathtaking videos Johannes! I watched all of them :) Im a whitewater kayaker and I plan my route carefully down whitewater sections. Can you please upload videos of your flight preparation as it would be great to see what goes into a flight? Also videos explaining your equipment, chute packing, safety measures and your thoughts during the lead up to a flight. Your deep breathing clearly tells us your focus and adrenalin kick - that really adds to the build up before you jump! But to really take us “with you” please show us the preparation, the planning and build up so, in that moment you jump, we truly understand the magnitude and climax of your sport! Many thanks! :)
I too would find that enormously interesting to watch. I would never attempt it. But it would be really really interesting to understand the planning process.
The description is so crazy to me, I never thought about how exhausted your arms get, and I cant imagine the weight from the equipment too. Sick flight!!
What impressed me the most was that you climbed up there. I was listening for the helicopter that dropped you off but couldn't hear it. Then I read in the description that you climbed up there and had to fly down with all your gear. Absolutely Insane! Great video as well. Nice and raw. Thanks for sharing this experience.
До чего же смелый мужчина, как и второй, который остался на вершине и как было всё увлекательно и захватывающе, а какая красота полёта! Храни вас, высшие силы!
That was completely nuts at the end there before you lifted off!!! I was completely hooked in and thinking about how committed you had to be at that point! Wow!!
“Holy shit Batman!” I was sliding off my LazyBoy recliner every time I saw your shadow pop up! That’s freaking amazing flight!! Bless you young man! Gave this old timer a real head rush!! Woohoo!🎉👍🏼
WOW! This is the first time I have seen this sport from a POV. I am terrified of heights, but I had to watch and held my breathe most of the time! I was relieved when you landed. I subscribed so I can continue to scare myself watching. Crazy respect.
Wow. A quick look at Wiki for Täschhorn shows you had a serious expedition! Your arms were possibly short of oxygen due to the altitude? Stunning video, stay safe!
@@notimeforspace2477 just by this reply not only can i say you will never or could never do this in your life but you probably liked your own comment which reveals the person you are even more. lets just say- im not offended
I dive. And every time someone tries to tell me how dangerous it is, i cant help but think about crazy bastards like this lol! Great video. I love to see people living their dream!
Hallo Jo Ich gratuliere Dir zum fantastischen Wingsuit vom Täschhorn in meiner Walliser Heimat. Ich bewundere Euch Wingsuiter. Ich mache das nicht, aber beim Film sehe ich rechts ausgezeichnet den Teufelsgrat aufs Täschhorn, den ich vor 40 Jahren bestiegen habe. Vielen Dank für den grandiosen, und eindrücklichen Film. Ich wünsche Dir super schöne Abenteuer. Mit alpinen Grüssen Raphael Wellig
Ja, es ist großartig, gerade in einem Europa wo alles mögliche unter dem Vorwand der Sicherheit geregelt wird. Möglichkeitsdenker haben die Menschheit voran gebracht und nicht die Bedenkenträger.
Hallo Martin Vielen Dank für Deine Nachricht, und die ausgezeichneten Worte. Ich sehe das genauso wie Du. Wir verwirklichen unsere Träume, und setzen diese in die Tat um. Was andere von uns denken, muss uns egal sein. Ich wünsche Dir noch viele unvergessliche Erlebnisse. Mit alpinen Grüssen Raphael Wellig
@@raphaelwellig5066 Die wünsche ich Dir ebenfalls. Ja, ich stimme Dir zu, man darf nicht das Leben der anderen leben, man muss sein eigenes leben. Ich abonniere Deinen Channel und würde mich sehr darüber freuen, wenn du uns auch folgst. So bleiben wir immer auf den neusten Stand. Liebe Grüße Martin
Hallo Mareting Vielen Dank für die schönen, und treffenden Worte. Ja, wir werden immer unseren eigenen Weg gehen. Vielen Dank das Du meinen Kanal abonniert hast. Ich habe Deinen ebenfalls gerade auch abonniert. Es freut mich, das wir in Kontakt bleiben. Ich wünsche Dir eine gute Zeit. Mit alpinen Grüssen Raphael Wellig
@@raphaelwellig5066 Hallo Raphael, mit deinem Abo hat nicht geklappt, RUclips zickt rum. Aber heute bekommt oftmals jeder Blödsinn mehr Aufmerksamkeit, als eine echte außergewöhnliche Leistung. Ist halt Zielgruppenabhängig. Wir haben auch so ein paar Dinge umgesetzt, sind aber i.d.R. nicht alpin unterwegs. Vor ein paar Jahren waren wir auf der Hörnlihütte und wollten irgendwann mal das Materhorn besteigen. Ein Freund von uns war mit Führer zwei Mal oben auf dem Gipfel und meinte das bekommt ihr umgesetzt. Es passt nie in unseren Zeitplan, da die Prioritäten anders liegen. Fakt ist, wir finden Menschen die sich in den Bergen bewegen cool. Das sind immer auch Möglichkeitsdenker und solche Menschen heben unsere Sympathie . Liebe Grüße Martin
I work 8 hours a day and help customers to open bank accounts and banking in general, but you contibute to society more than I could ever dream. Thank you for the phenomenal videos !
@@maxflight777 in reminding us that life is more than work and money and we can still chase our dreams. As a little boy and as an adult I would love to fly. He is doing it.
@@nextuser1 I have a feeling you are extremely important, to many and therefore important to society 🤍 This event is truly awe inspiring & this man indeed helping us dream. wishing you many many blessings
@@wingman4717 - Perhaps, but many of those doing those vids were going down established flight paths. Plus, this one had so much continual risk, it was impressive. I have not seen many videos, but I have not seen any that seemed to have more memorably more prolonged risk than this one. Perhaps there are?
Beautiful footage of your flight, wow! What a great feat, and I hope the arms are better now! I think you are right, the altitude there is just enough to maybe contribute to some impacts like this. Thumbs up and greetings from Canada!
Wow ! That tiny ridge !! Your breathing to settle yourself at start ... '9 hours walk back down, sod that! see you!' jump !! Then where was the beer ?? To land in an empty field on your own after a trip like that must be a massive anticlimax ... amazing !!
This dude got his annual dose of adrenalin in 3 minutes. Epic but deadly, I wish you luck and to find something in life that will be worth giving up on this type of activity.
@@milesstover3724 A real man takes calculated risks and will courageously protect his loved ones. A foolish man goes out of his way to risk his life for a cheap, selfish thrill.
Balls like watermelons... brains? Maybe not so much.. Death is exillerating, but final. Hope you live a long and happy life to tell of stunts like this. Thanks for sharing.
Depends, I have children all in their teens and I kayak off waterfalls. I'm not going to stop living for them, hell one comes with me now. It's not about how long we have but what we do with the time we're allotted. @@StevenBanks123
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To go from an alpine environment like that back to civilization in only 3 minutes must be a surreal feeling! Best way to descend a route!
It's exactly what I wanted to say.
It sure beats having to walk back, unless you fail to clear one of those ridges.
FläyH€iD dat äinzichste vvätt quehlt ^?^
Takes a week to climb up... 3 min to get back to civilization.
But how did he make it to the top? Helicopter? To tell you the truth, I myself would have just taken it back down to sanity!
Your shadow got really big a few times there, had me on the edge of my seat. You are one crazy human my friend.
I'd say daring.
@@WintersWar nah, crazy. one downward gust of air will wipe him out one day.
@@Michael-dl2cflegit the risk is just not worth it lol. Imagine enjoying this ride on a Sunday afternoon and your buddy passes away, turning into one of the worst days of your life just like that.
No the shadow never got big
yup, a brave man indeed
No chit-chat, no dramatic music, no whopping that it was awesome. That was pure unadulterated courage, beauty and craft, at the very edge of human endeavour. Thanks for the view and the flight Johannes. It was utterly spellbinding...
Yep. That is rare these days on RUclips.
agreed... i don't even feel tempted to say anything negative.
Ur gay
...and large, shiny, metallic testicles.
@@thomasmiller7531 A shame the original comment did.
Im suffering from severe insomnia and general anxiety disorder. Videos like this give me the possibility to see the world from a different view. Thank you so much for that !
Absolutely incredible how anyone can do this. It’s literal human flight. Wow. Good luck on your flights!
Thank you!
Until he catches a thermal and climbs, it’s human gliding 😜
He basically just jumped bro...
Leonardo DaVinci would have loved this.
"anyone" can do this? its not a videogame mate lmao
That was completely badass. That guy lived a lifetime in just about four minutes. That has to be one of the most amazing experiences. A human being could ever have.
I dunno. I can think of a lot of experiences more amazing then jumping off a cliff.
@@CoyleTools ....such as ??
@@adambane1719 How bad is your imagination that you can't easily picture an answer? But I'll help you out and offer some suggestions: 1. Giving yourself to others so they may live a great life by making a strong and loving family. 2. Helping others selflessly in meaningful ways. 3. Doing something truly heroic for someone else. 4. Saving another person's life. 5. Raising your child to be a great person and good citizen.
You know... basically all the things that aren't the self-absorbed act of jumping off a cliff for an adrenaline rush. And here's a stat you can corroborate to drive this all home: One in 500 jumps are fatal. I hope people who do this don't have loved ones who rely on them.
I did not spot him carrying a poorly donkey.
@@CoyleTools idk i think id rather fly
Quite impressive. Going through those trees was a little too close for comfort.
Way, way way way too close for comfort is what I thought!!!
And there is no escape on a side, unlike the first part of the flight ^^' Crazy.
does the fisheye lens mean that it's actually closer than it looks, or farther?
He went OVER those trees. There are many other wingsuit vids on YT with folk going THROUGH trees 😅
@@olsim1730 He also goes through also in this video, 3:10
A most amazing video. That takes a level of guts and courage that I certainly don’t have. Thanks for taking the rest of us along on this epic adventure. It felt the flying part. Awesome and thanks for showing us your safe landing.
Thank you for not spoiling it with horrible music. Just the sounds of the wind, and your breathing. Spectacular. Stay safe friend. 😊❤️👍
No music, no commentary.
But i was gripped.
What a gift
Except showing a fake horizon without even alerting the viewers. RUclips should start banning any video that shows wide angle shots without alerting the viewers or have clearly written information regarding the distortions. Perhaps maybe people should ask Go Pro and other companies why don't they use come with wide angle NON Distortion lenses.....but the answer may surprise you it has nothing to do with cost since this would literally be a $5 oem part for them and no one would ever see these ridiculous videos that distort our reality ever again. It's 2024 time to understand your eyes don't distort the world so why use any camera that would!.
You crazy mf, wooooow
@@BobyGryphon I was actually disappointed that he used a wide angle distortion lens thus ruining this video.
Held my breath the whole way
There was music and commentary. Thats what made it so intense. The music and commentary of the heavy sound of the Air and the hard breathing.
I was absolutely freaking out in each mountain crest, screaming to the screen "mate, head left to the open valley safely!". What a super-man you are. 100% respect!
Isn’t it amazing that earth is basically a “past carbon” star and the mountains are basically stone waves 😊
@@ValidatingUsernameand some talking monkeys started flying around on a piece of plastic
i think to keep flying you wanna stay allways close to the wall
It’s difficult to see the tops pf the crests when they blend so well into the background
Same here. I was kinda mad at him
Exceptional !!! What a flight and achievement ! I like how the video has no music nor commentary, just your pure experience ! Bravo !
I also enjoy the missing of any music. Great and pure!
@DCA66
12 hours ago
He wasn't flying. He was falling. CRAZY!
I’ve jumped out of planes and off mountains but never done this, that’s amazing. Hats off to you sir, nerves of steel.
Those first couple of second is terrifying. I know the whole time your technically falling, but at that point you truly are FALLING until there’s enough speed to get enough drag to keep you up and traveling forward
I’m really surprised that wing suit was able to sustain flight with the size of those gargantuan balls weighing it down
More like lift, not drag
I'm not only blown away by your courage and skill, but I don't understand how someone learns how to fly with a wingsuit: irreducible complexity...no room for mistakes. It's like I live on the same planet with people like you from another world.
They obviously practice first off cliffs where there is room for mistakes. I highly doubt this ultra challenging route was his first flight.
@@footballnerd277😂ok, try one jump with some mistake, could be your First and Last some moment dude. No, there is no space for mistakes…❤
its requied to have at least 200 solo parachute jumps before you can even take a course on wingsuit flying. not talking about what you need in order to be able to jump alone with a parachute in a 1st place.. but i guess its diff. country to country.
Wind tunnel? Fly like you are a human kite?
Not big mistakes, but even in this there clearly were "routes" for less experienced flyers. I'd assume the flying itself isn't the tricky part, it's judging your speed and height. "Can I make it over those rocks or should I turn left into the valley" kind of decisions.
Incredible skill, beautiful scenery and no stupid music. Utter brilliance. This is what browsing RUclips should be about.
Thankfully, no music.
The bummer is at the end, he remembers the guy back on the mountain has the car keys. 😲
Wow, das ist mit Abstand das KRASSESTE Video, das ich je gesehen habe! 😱🔥 Die Aufnahmen über die scharfen Felsspitzen sind einfach surreal, und der Moment, wo du am Ende über das steinige Feld an diesem riesigen Felsen vorbeifliegst - absoluter Gänsehaut-Moment! Ich kann mir gar nicht vorstellen, wie es sich anfühlen muss, sowas selbst zu erleben. Schon allein vom Zuschauen bekommt man eine Adrenalindusche! Du hast echt Nerven aus Stahl, oder besser gesagt: Eier aus Kruppstahl! 😅 Respekt für deinen Mut und diese unglaublichen Skills. Danke, dass du uns an solchen Momenten teilhaben lässt. 💯🤘
I've watched countless wingsuit videos yet this one puts them all in a blender and hits 'frappé'. In other words, totally amazing. No stoopid music, full length, HD. Just breath taking. Thanks! X
starbucks addled
Damn right. I hate it when the video uploader thinks adding music adds drama. To an effing wingsuit jump! LOL!
finding an "e" with the accent is amazing!
Well all the ones you've seen got stupid music and editing to appear "cool!!" because
Stupid people do stuff like this to appear "cool"
Absolutely terrifying yet beautiful at the same time.
The take off, route planning and followed, final line through the gap, Shute timing, power lines navigated and landing all perfectly executed.
weirdly, I've had multiple nightmares about getting tangled in power lines even though I've never done anything like this. I guess I did take hang gliding lessons for a summer way back, but not anywhere close to power lines.
I have been flying since I was 15. Flew 8 new Cessna's from Wichita to Troutdale, Oregon. 10 miles East of PDX. All in the winter! Worked as an instructor for two years and flew a Navy P-3 Orion 4 engine sub hunter. Flew into a line of thunder storms called a squall line and got stomped so hard my emergency locator beacon got set off. But this wing suit beats everything!!😊🎉Thanks so much😁
Where Eagles Dare ! Amazing.
Sick brags
I lived in Gresham, OR for 12 years. Tdale is a trip, I love the Sandy R and hanging out at Glenn Otto Park right on the river. Great memories!
pull up your own pants when you're done slobbering on it.
Holy! I'm sitting on my warm sofa, thinking "he's gotta be getting cold," "his arms have got be getting tired," "does he have enough altitude to get over this ridge?," "man, there is NO place to abort if something goes wrong..." It's much better for these things to go through my mind here on the sofa, while you're up there, clear-minded, focused, and having the TIME OF YOUR LIFE!! 😮❤👍
Be safe. May the gods be with you!
Agree with you.... except just God
He needs your god
I rebuke that in the name of Jesus, not the gods those are demons. May Jesus Christ the only true God be with you and protect you at all times giving all the glory power to him the most God, all glory, honor, and praise to my savior Jesus Christ.
Its not the altitude that gave him that range. its the updraft from the ridgeline he is following.
@@valentinadallasuntil you realise there’s thousands of other religions in the world too, give up being so ignorant of others beliefs and be accepting, for your sake and everybody else’s
Epic. And thanks for this clean version, no edits, no music, just wow.
Perfect time of day, getting to see your shadow on the mountain.
I just drove through the Alps in Switzerland twice this past week, including a hike up to Oeshinen Lake and I absolutely am amazed by your accomplishment. I appreciate the no music, nothing extra on the video, just pure human achievement. Legend!!! Cheers 🍻
That’s one of the most radical things I think I’ve ever seen tbh
I couldn’t help myself but think “man, humanity is inspiring” while watching this. From architecting computer chips with billions of transistors, and traveling to space / the ocean floor, to summiting mountains on foot and flying down in a suit with the aerodynamic efficiency of a flying squirrel. Awesome stuff.
Exactly!. This is the sort of mindset, that brings us forward as a species. It's no coincidence, it's in Europe/US these extreme sports are started.
@@carstenhansen5757 "...liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
We need to advance. Advance!
Stop at nothing to advance.
@@theyoten1613 e/acc
naa, this is just dumb af
I am captivated. Im speechless... one minute....... ok im watching a second time. This has to be the most beautiful .. The quality and beautiful landscape. Friend i hope i can one day be like you. Im 45. 3 years ago i became disabled with a severe TBI. I sit on a couch all day long from pain, you just inspired me to do this. I dont know if i can but i want to try. I want to love life again and smile. I cant think of anything that could be more positive and something to wake up for. I used to be a professional Freestyle Motocross rider. I want to fly like you again. I know this took you years but i really hope i can do thid. Im in tears right now.. Thank you for being who you are as an inspiration
Without hyperbole, one of the most remarkable things I've seen a human accomplish! A fantastic display of preparation, persistence, courage, and execution! Thank you!!
I see no accomplishment here
@@gddfhjiufcv I see lots of failure in you tho.
@@Schmitzelhaus Brilliant comment 😂
@@JeeYaoKuneDo 😉😅
Unbelievable! Something I’d never do personally, so thanks for taking us along for the ride!
When you look at your shadow in the rocks you get a real impression of the dimensions and your speed. Incredible.
Without question the craziest wingsuit flight that I’ve ever seen. Insane!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No question
I would say it's the most beautiful wingsuit flight I have ever seen, not the craziest.
Really?! I thought it was quite a normal, almost risk-free glide, it was just the "highest possible" that was the highlight here for me... some people out there are doing way crazier close/low fly-by glides than this, really playing with death, literally "fly-bye"... as in, "see you in the other life"!!
You clearly haven't seen many. There are suicidally scary flights on YT. And most of those guys are now dead.
How is better than this even riskier one? ruclips.net/video/-C_jPcUkVrM/видео.html
Wow! The most incredible youtube experience ever. No talking, no stupid music. Just pure flight, terrifying, exhilarating, amazing. I will never ever do this in real life...but...thank you for taking me along. You rock!👍
Watch the Porsche evo hit the German track. It's equally scary.
Probably the best video I've ever watched. No stupid music no dumb narration. Just a pure adrenaline rush !!
thats cause we watched a snuff video nearly happen 54 times.
this guy nearly died like 54 times during that video
I can't even imagine this, humans are not meant to be able to fly. But here you are, with the biggest balls of steels and the most courage a person can have.
He wasn't flying. He was falling. CRAZY!
I wonder how fast you’e travelling too it’s gotta be close to 80-100 mph or no ? Insane either way
Bro if he have balls of steel he will fall down Kwik because balls of steel are 10 kg heavy bro. 😂
@@DCA66 He was gliding, so halfway between falling and flying.
Their traveling at about 120 mph. Generally they are diving their suits pretty steep at the terrain flying as fast as they can because you need speed. Speed is your friend. Don't want to stall out and then lose your glide. It has to be the most amazing thing a person can experience. Just diving that wingsuit towards the terrain hauling ass. Takes balls of steel too. Every thing in your body is telling you no but once those 2 feet leave that rock, it's on son. What a life
Astonishing! I was on the edge of my seat. Having your shadow in shot made it three-dimensional in the extreme! Mind-blowing!
Just wow!
Thank you for allowing us to join you from the comfort of our own place. Very grateful. Beautiful flight and glad you made safely!
That was absolutely mental you nutcase! Thank you for sharing. I’ve done a few adrenaline rushing things…. But this is off the scale, yet so thrilling to watch.
Dude, you are more of a man than I am ......... such courage and beauty but with so much danger. Live a long life. My hats off to you !
My hat is off to you sir. The algothrim was correct to show me this. I wish you many more safe flights!
I do too but it's not a career with great longevity...
*This flight was amazing.* It scared me silly several times. (He was below the trees! Why did he feel the need to scare me so bad? I'm not sure my heart can take more videos like this one. Doesn't he care about my health?)
*I hope this guy stays safe.*
@@bagpussmacfarlan9008 ✔✔
I felt like I was going with you at the beginning 🎉 My heart rate was elevated, my endorphins, serotonin and adrenalin were on peak production settings ❤
Feeling the temperature and pressure change so quickly must be wild.
Getting your shadow in your shot makes it epic and gives us a better feeling of the speed and the proximity to the rocks and trees as you pass.
300 km/h
Fantastic! Thank You for bringing this with no music or distracting comments!!!!!!!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Truly amazing! Just when I thought you were safe with the chute open - you had me on the edge of my seat again circling those power lines! Balls of steel bro!
Wing-suit has got to be the most extreme invention in sports ever! I can remember first time I saw it. A Watts-Zap clip on Eurosport maybe 20 yeas ago. I could not believe what I was seing, at first I thought it was a big RC-plane, following the contours of an alpine slope. But when the camera zoomed in, I could see it was a madman "flying" in a suit with flaps sown in between his arms and legs. I was in total shock and awe! What had I just witnessed!?? I tried to explain it to my friends, but they said it had to be CGI, and I could not find the clip anywhere. Before Google and youtube. Now 20 years later ppl are flying like its normal. Crazy!
I remember a while back reading about a fly suit jump that ended in tragedy. You guessed it: he veered right into the stone. While I knew in this video the guy would come out all right, I was of course gritting on how perilously close he seem to each stone wall; how close he was in every moment to orchestrating his own instant death. I would imagine the technology has evolcved in 20 years, and the ability to steer must be part of that. What do you know about that?
Yeah, 20 year old CGI. I don't think so. I was was still using dial up internet 20 years ago. Never the less this wingsuit pastime is crazy.
@@kamoterorlCGI has technically been around since the 50s, depending on what you mean by “CGI”. In 1958 Alfred Hitchcock released a film called Vertigo where they used an anti-aircraft targeting computer to create visual effects for the opening sequence of the movie.
Yes, progress is a marvellous thing! I was thinking at the end also, the modern steerable parachutes are so good - when you think back to all the poor blighters who had to parachute into enemy territory in wartime with almost no control over their landing, and a good chance of breaking a limb on impact. Now it looks so easy - just pop down in a small field next to power lines and a busy road with complete confidence and land comfortably on your feet.
Watch speed flying with Alexander Mulle. Makes wingsuit flying look like an afternoon at the bowling alley.
3:12 - that shadow!!! after such a long approach - you chose the perfect time of day to jump
The shadow at 0:55 is pretty sick too
I know nothing how the suit flies but this looks so gnarly. Anxiety level 9000 from just watching those rocks
What happens if you hit some rocks face first though
@@robreed558 you make human pizza
@@robreed558 right? or more like eating a tree right to the face near the end!
gotta stop showing off and going real close to the edge of the mountains and just stay in the middle of the valley with plenty of time to react and pull the parachute if something goes wrong! otherwise one day this is going to go totally wrong..
imagine a strong gust of wind while passing within like 10 feet of the mountain at like 100 miles per hour like that.. 😮
Flying squirrel
Your line was impeccable! What a rush to watch! Thank you for sharing your bravery!❤
Saw the Matterhorn in the distance...climbed that in 1978 when I was a lot younger, crazier and in far better shape. I would never attempt it today at 68 years old...LOL. The top of the Täschhorn looked a lot like the Matterhorn summit. Good job! Even I felt a bit of an adrenaline rush watching you.
My palms are sweating just watching
enjoy being A SLOB
@@thomaselliott573 huh? You good?
@@thomaselliott573
EAT SOYBABIE----> 💩
@@thomaselliott573 You OK bro?
Im suprised you can stay aloft so long while carrying such huge balls with you
I was literally going to say the same thing.
Balls of steel
Huge balls in expense of the brain 😅
Scientists still can't explain this phenomenon, how a man with such big balls can walk on the ground. not to mention to fly with them! this is abnormal!
He can use his huge balls as a counterbalance
The desire to fly runs deep in the human spirit... after a lifetime of dreaming, it makes me so happy that this form of flight can be done now, even if I'll never be one of the handful brave enough to take it on!
there is only one thing left to say... HOLY FUUUUCK!!! you exactly know what means to live fife to the fullest. amazing!!!!
I’m sooo glad the gentleman had a camera !!!! Sir you were AMAZING 🤩 MY HEART ❤️ WAS POUNDING 👍🏻👍🏻
One of the best base wing suite video I’ve seen yet. Love to see your shadow of speed track. I can only imagine the climb up was just as challenging along with your partner. ….. go Rocky the squirrel!
One of the most stunning wingsuit viideo's I have ever seen! Nerves of steel! You cam so close to the ground and the rock escarpment a few times, I would have chosen a lower point in a few places but you made it!
This is absolutely legendary, probably one of the BEST flights of all time. He should have a gold medal.
Your friend is a legend for hiking back down with all of the gear!
Uhhhh.....he did not hike down you bozo.
From the description I think they both flew down with their equipment "...flying with all our equipment ... Mario and I landed safely..."
@@hackman88 Okay, you caused me to read the description. While it is amazing!! They still had to hike 9 hours up the Mountain, only to jump off the mountain to go back home. Very impressive but the old man in me says "why?", because it's fun to see if you can do it without dying to get RUclips views? Comedian's used to make jokes about "just flew in...boy are my arms tired." For him, that could have been no joke. My opinion is he should stop trying to fly before he's forced to a stop by a rock he miscalculated when his arms got tired.
Indeed. 😂
@@rebelrog I doubt they do it for RUclips views. Also they slept somewhere up there. So they might have hiked for 7h on the previous day and 2 hours on that day.
What an incredible flight and excititng video to watch, Jonny! I'm really happy for you that you finally conquered the Täschhorn, and I'm very glad that, despite the difficulties with your arms, you and Mario landed safely and you could enjoy your well deserved cold beers with Antonia!
Oh wow, this is really impressive. Aside from wingsuit jumps out of small airplanes (obviously) the highest (mountain) I have ever wingsuited off was about 2.5k meters. I could never imagine doing a 4.5k jump with the typical air and wind conditions that come with a range of really high mountains, on the way down. People probably don't really know how much this takes. Respect
👍👍
This was unbelievable. Possibly the best video I've seen.
I've had a dream of flying just like this snd it felt so real and incredible.
Massive respect too you .
Breathtaking videos Johannes! I watched all of them :) Im a whitewater kayaker and I plan my route carefully down whitewater sections. Can you please upload videos of your flight preparation as it would be great to see what goes into a flight? Also videos explaining your equipment, chute packing, safety measures and your thoughts during the lead up to a flight. Your deep breathing clearly tells us your focus and adrenalin kick - that really adds to the build up before you jump! But to really take us “with you” please show us the preparation, the planning and build up so, in that moment you jump, we truly understand the magnitude and climax of your sport! Many thanks! :)
Safety measures 😂
I too would find that enormously interesting to watch. I would never attempt it. But it would be really really interesting to understand the planning process.
I wonder if other video resources like this already exist. Anybody? And what about videos planning kayak runs?
not to forget , the climb to the summit is also not easy, but then 😮 I can not believe it. God may bless you all the time ,Johannes
The description is so crazy to me, I never thought about how exhausted your arms get, and I cant imagine the weight from the equipment too. Sick flight!!
What impressed me the most was that you climbed up there.
I was listening for the helicopter that dropped you off but couldn't hear it.
Then I read in the description that you climbed up there and had to fly down with all your gear.
Absolutely Insane!
Great video as well. Nice and raw.
Thanks for sharing this experience.
I strongly recommend everyone to read this video description! So much work but the achievement paid off 👏
Probably the most fantastic quality video I’ve ever seen on YT hands down
This is just incomprehensible.. realistically the craziest video i have ever seen!
До чего же смелый мужчина, как и второй, который остался на вершине и как было всё увлекательно и захватывающе, а какая красота полёта! Храни вас, высшие силы!
That was completely nuts at the end there before you lifted off!!! I was completely hooked in and thinking about how committed you had to be at that point! Wow!!
“Holy shit Batman!” I was sliding off my LazyBoy recliner every time I saw your shadow pop up! That’s freaking amazing flight!! Bless you young man! Gave this old timer a real head rush!! Woohoo!🎉👍🏼
To go from an alpine environment like that back to civilization in only 3 minutes must be a squirell experience !!!!
WOW! This is the first time I have seen this sport from a POV. I am terrified of heights, but I had to watch and held my breathe most of the time! I was relieved when you landed. I subscribed so I can continue to scare myself watching. Crazy respect.
That was rad. That climb must have been crazy.
9 hours climb for 3 minutes flight
Maybe I shouldn't complain about waiting on line for the roller coaster.
Other guy has to hike back still 😢
@@dk8797 almost like 6 hours and $200 bucks in drinks at the club for a 10 min. f*ck afterwards........if you're lucky.......
@@dk8797Talk about diminishing returns!! haha
Wow. A quick look at Wiki for Täschhorn shows you had a serious expedition! Your arms were possibly short of oxygen due to the altitude? Stunning video, stay safe!
That's what I thought too.
WOW THAT WAS INSANE! Absolutely stunning place too.
Thanks for the ride
It’s so special to be able to see the mountain like that. Free as a bird. Thanks for this video.
when you looked into the horizon i felt that. beautiful life you live, maybe one day i can do this as an amputee
womp womp
@@notimeforspace2477 gawk gawk 2477
@@notimeforspace2477 just by this reply not only can i say you will never or could never do this in your life but you probably liked your own comment which reveals the person you are even more. lets just say- im not offended
@sonofARTs you are disabled your opinion doesn't matter bro womp womp cry somewhere else
Youll spin
I dive. And every time someone tries to tell me how dangerous it is, i cant help but think about crazy bastards like this lol!
Great video. I love to see people living their dream!
Diving is great and totally not dangerous. As long as you do everything just right...
like what kind of dive? scuba or sky?
No words, that could not have gone better!
Yes he didn't die, correct.
Intense proximity run. Bro is full-on, real deal, no gimmicks. Nice work.
Holy sh... I literally forgot to breathe watching this... The suspense is real. Mad respect! 👏
Try watching it in 2x speed.
me too. i just remembered when you posted this
Hallo Jo
Ich gratuliere Dir zum fantastischen Wingsuit vom Täschhorn in meiner Walliser Heimat. Ich bewundere Euch Wingsuiter. Ich mache das nicht, aber beim Film sehe ich rechts ausgezeichnet den Teufelsgrat aufs Täschhorn, den ich vor 40 Jahren bestiegen habe. Vielen Dank für den grandiosen, und eindrücklichen Film.
Ich wünsche Dir super schöne Abenteuer.
Mit alpinen Grüssen
Raphael Wellig
Ja, es ist großartig, gerade in einem Europa wo alles mögliche unter dem Vorwand der Sicherheit geregelt wird. Möglichkeitsdenker haben die Menschheit voran gebracht und nicht die Bedenkenträger.
Hallo Martin
Vielen Dank für Deine Nachricht, und die ausgezeichneten Worte. Ich sehe das genauso wie Du. Wir verwirklichen unsere Träume, und setzen diese in die Tat um. Was andere von uns denken, muss uns egal sein. Ich wünsche Dir noch viele unvergessliche Erlebnisse.
Mit alpinen Grüssen
Raphael Wellig
@@raphaelwellig5066 Die wünsche ich Dir ebenfalls. Ja, ich stimme Dir zu, man darf nicht das Leben der anderen leben, man muss sein eigenes leben. Ich abonniere Deinen Channel und würde mich sehr darüber freuen, wenn du uns auch folgst. So bleiben wir immer auf den neusten Stand. Liebe Grüße
Martin
Hallo Mareting
Vielen Dank für die schönen, und treffenden Worte. Ja, wir werden immer unseren eigenen Weg gehen. Vielen Dank das Du meinen Kanal abonniert hast. Ich habe Deinen ebenfalls gerade auch abonniert. Es freut mich, das wir in Kontakt bleiben. Ich wünsche Dir eine gute Zeit.
Mit alpinen Grüssen
Raphael Wellig
@@raphaelwellig5066 Hallo Raphael, mit deinem Abo hat nicht geklappt, RUclips zickt rum. Aber heute bekommt oftmals jeder Blödsinn mehr Aufmerksamkeit, als eine echte außergewöhnliche Leistung. Ist halt Zielgruppenabhängig. Wir haben auch so ein paar Dinge umgesetzt, sind aber i.d.R. nicht alpin unterwegs. Vor ein paar Jahren waren wir auf der Hörnlihütte und wollten irgendwann mal das Materhorn besteigen. Ein Freund von uns war mit Führer zwei Mal oben auf dem Gipfel und meinte das bekommt ihr umgesetzt. Es passt nie in unseren Zeitplan, da die Prioritäten anders liegen. Fakt ist, wir finden Menschen die sich in den Bergen bewegen cool. Das sind immer auch Möglichkeitsdenker und solche Menschen heben unsere Sympathie . Liebe Grüße Martin
I truly appreciate the adrenaline rush without the danger. Thank you!
Just watching the video makes my hands sweat. So glad there are crazy brilliant people in the world to entertain us!
WELL DONE! That was the most epic wingsuit flight I've watched. My balls were shrinking just watching you. Fantastic achievement!
I saw the Matterhorn in the background. Awesome.
I work 8 hours a day and help customers to open bank accounts and banking in general, but you contibute to society more than I could ever dream. Thank you for the phenomenal videos !
In what way does this contribute to society ? I’m baffled.
@@maxflight777 in reminding us that life is more than work and money and we can still chase our dreams. As a little boy and as an adult I would love to fly. He is doing it.
@@nextuser1 I have a feeling you are extremely important, to many and therefore important to society 🤍
This event is truly awe inspiring & this man indeed helping us dream.
wishing you many many blessings
@@nextuser1 This isn't flying, just falling at a slower pace. Flight requires lift buddy.
@@seenit_ doesn't make any difference it is absolutely fascinating.
Man this is really breath taking. I can't even imagine doing it myself. I wish I could do. Good and safety flights.
Feel bad for the other guy who has to walk back all by his lonesome for 5hrs
This is probably the most extreme sky diving video I’ve seen. Bravo, my dude.
@@stuwest3653 I have, but this guy here takes it pretty close to the edge in how close he gets to those mountain peaks and trees.
@@wingman4717 - Perhaps, but many of those doing those vids were going down established flight paths. Plus, this one had so much continual risk, it was impressive. I have not seen many videos, but I have not seen any that seemed to have more memorably more prolonged risk than this one. Perhaps there are?
Dude, you got balls that 99.99% of humankind does not have😊
Beautiful footage of your flight, wow! What a great feat, and I hope the arms are better now! I think you are right, the altitude there is just enough to maybe contribute to some impacts like this. Thumbs up and greetings from Canada!
Wow ! That tiny ridge !! Your breathing to settle yourself at start ... '9 hours walk back down, sod that! see you!' jump !! Then where was the beer ?? To land in an empty field on your own after a trip like that must be a massive anticlimax ... amazing !!
This is possibly the wildest thing ive ever seen. Stunning - thank you so much for sharing this with the world.
sitting on a sofa while watching someone who actually risks his life is a strange experience.
You're too busy giving BJs
Congrats Johannes & Mario! What a phenomenal flight 😍 Glad yours arms didn't collaps! Looking forward to your next mission! lot of respect dudes
Might be the riskiest thing allowed on this platform.
Yeah, not too many soft landings up there, are there?
This dude got his annual dose of adrenalin in 3 minutes. Epic but deadly, I wish you luck and to find something in life that will be worth giving up on this type of activity.
real men dont quit their pursuits no matter how rich or love filled their lives are. Cowards use those things as an excuse to not go.
@@milesstover3724do it looks like you haven’t found yours yet
@@milesstover3724 A real man takes calculated risks and will courageously protect his loved ones. A foolish man goes out of his way to risk his life for a cheap, selfish thrill.
This guy might not have kids and a wife
Time to retire from this activity. Don’t push it any further than this.
Balls like watermelons... brains? Maybe not so much.. Death is exillerating, but final. Hope you live a long and happy life to tell of stunts like this. Thanks for sharing.
Yes. Not something to do if you have children. Risk in the service of humanity, of the greater good… yes. Risk as a pick-me-up? No.
Depends, I have children all in their teens and I kayak off waterfalls. I'm not going to stop living for them, hell one comes with me now. It's not about how long we have but what we do with the time we're allotted. @@StevenBanks123
Absolutely breathtaking mate. So fearless and experienced. Thank you so much for sharing tbis. ❤
That was EPIC bro
What a rush! That was badass 👏🏽
I use to say id never sky dive, but this i must do. Unreal
those rocks make me tilt left on my chair, amazing