Start with just a simple tandem skydive, with an instructor. Then, after the most amazing experience of your life doing that, then you'll have a partial understanding of why wingsuiters do what they do. I'm not a wingsuiter, but I am a skydiver. Nothing on the ground comes even close to the thrill of free-falling.
It seems like within about a 45 second timeframe he covered a distance of about a mile and a half, since he jumped till the time he deployed his parachute. Looks so cool and fascinating, but at the same time very dangerous.
I used to work with a guy who did this regularly. He was very quiet and smart but always liked talking about his love for skydiving and wingsuiting. I thought he was nuts.
Looks good and may inspire other young fellows to try it. However, a word of caution: it is very dangerous. A friend of mine recently lost his only son, who was diving in his wingsuit and hit a rock.
Someone had to invent and test this idea out. It would be interesting to see a video on how this went from a crazy idea in someone's head to an actual product that someone could use to jump off a cliff.
From Wikipedia: "An early attempt at wingsuit flying was made on 4 February 1912 by a 33-year-old tailor, Franz Reichelt, who jumped from the Eiffel Tower to test his invention of a combination of parachute and wing, which was similar to modern wingsuits. He misled the guards by saying that the experiment was going to be conducted with a dummy. He hesitated quite a long time before he jumped, and died when he hit the ground head first, opening a measurable hole in the frozen ground"
Weirdly, my best guess is that one would have to do many many jumps from a plane, to be familiar enough with the wingsuit to safely make a cliff jump like this.
...'safely make a cliff jump'.... there is no safety, even in experience. Ask the inventors/pioneers of the sport. And i say that, because of course, they're all dead.
I love the way half the video is this guy breathing, focusing - realisation that this could be it............fantastic stuff- he beholds a great spirit
This is an amazing video, but it would even be more incredibly amazing if a camera was affixed to the chest or the helmet of the skydiving individual, to see their perspective and view of what they see when they jump off the cliff.
Imagine the strength and stamina needed to hold your arms out like that and keep them there for the length of time it took to find a safe place to land. Amazing, I wish I was, skilled, fit and brave enough to do things like this
@BITCHESANDTHOTS98 actually the resistance would be bending back your arms, you would need a sufficient amount of strength to hold them in place against the resistance. learn yourself something kiddo.
His mate just jumped off a cliff and flew away and ya'll questioning if he had a stick 🤣 "Yup there goes Tom, jumping off a cliff on his wee adventure, see you at dinner Tom! But listen I really need to know if you have a stick on that camera, because that's some crazy sh.t right there!"
That must be the most thrilling, most exciting feeling ever to be able to glide thru the air like that. If you can overcome the sheer terror of jumping off the side of a cliff. I don't think I'd ever have the balls to do that
i mean, thats a reasonable thing to be afraid of. Most of the wingsuit videos on youtube seem to have comments talking about the tragic demise of the dude that was wingsuiting in the video, so unless you want to die before you're 30, there are other hobbies that might be better to look into.
MAGNIFIQUE !!! Alors que je fais du parapente depuis 2000, j'ai toujours le vertige si je m'approche du bord d'une falaise... Une fois en l'air, pas de vertige, pas de problème, mais la blague, c'est que quand j'ai visionné en plein écran "Wingsuit in Norway" j'ai ressenti un début de vertige qui m'a heureusement quitté rapidement... Bravo! Superbe vol, mais ce n'est pas pour moi 😝😝😝
Мне 70 лет, с детства и до сих пор (теперь уже редко) летаю во сне именно этим способом, но без спецкостюма. Сам с земли взлетаю с трудом. С тех пор, как нашел в интернете своих единомышленников летающих как птицы, смотрю и восторгаюсь постоянно, и даже сподобился самостоятельно полетать на параплане. Этот парень удивил меня особенно - обратите внимание, он на большой скорости около 250 км/час пролетел над самой землей и взмыл почти вертикально ввысь на 180м. Такое вижу впервые. Респект и уважение смелому летуну!!!!!!!!!!!!
Мне 65 тоже всю жизнь летаю во сне , как то по особенному, как будто мне одному изветному способу, делаю взмахи руками и взлетаю в небо , а потом как будто ловлю восходящие потоки и парю над землей без особого труда , и так мне легко и радостно ...... может в прошлой жизни я был какой то птицей ?
No, they have simply awoken from the Zombie state and live in the moment. Most people are overly concerned with safety because they want to live long lives to experience the things they are too afraid to do because it might kill them. See the problem with that?
Those "polished go pro jumps" take more balls than everyone of these get someone to film me for the simple reason on a go pro if you screw up, there's no cutting away!! It's all on you, so why don't you check your criticism until you've taken the ride asshole!!! Vaelin
@@belleerion6549 One year ago... You're angry at a internet comment from one, whole, YEAR ago... I think it's time to start reevaluating priorities in life my friend.
This was a reoccurring dream I had when I was a kid. This was 35 years ago, before wing suits & internet. I wonder why this dream is universal amongst many people?
Let alone with these heavy balls that are pushing him down, he must be insanely built to sustain the tremendous weight of his heavy gargantuan balls pushing him down lol.
I have never had a hankering for skydiving, but there is something about a wing suit that calls to my soul. It seems like the closest thing to flying that a human can get.
@@73v99 Especially living NY and riding the subway everyday to and from work. Sharing the subway rides with a bunch of crazies and homeless people everyday, you need to have some guts, and even carry that pepper spray at times lol. Luckily, the MTA has put officers on every train station.
They usually all die in a couple of years doing this, I see this here in Switzerland Lauterbrunnen all the time, 15% of every death on the planet occurs here. Unlike paragliding there is no reserve chute.
@@IIISentorIII nothing but respect. Willing to risk your life for an experience like no other that I can’t even imagine it. Some people are just incredibly
Great video! Great flight. I would have loved to have jumped and flown with you. But unfortunately I don't have the equipment and I didn't learn how to do it.
What you are seeing here is only the tip of the iceberg. The years of training , thousands of skydives from airplane, hundreds wind tunnel hours etc etc are the base for this.
I’ve watched hundreds of these videos. But I still get hesitant when jumping off a high dive board. I can’t even imagine walking that close to a cliff edge. I still fly on commercial planes and small aircraft but there’s still that fear whenever I’m thousands of feet above the ground. Even road traffic terrifies me.
Psychopaths are incapable of feeling the fear that you and I feel when our brain knows out life is in danger. Even if a lion pounces at a psychopath, they can't feel fear. Instead, when a psychopath's life is in danger or directly threatened (like falling off a massive cliff on accident), they feel exhilarated. Same is true if someone points a gun at their head, although they do know it's know it's not a good thing, they can't feel the feeling you and I know as fear (or anxiety). They are calm in the most dangerous situations.
I once got onto a 10m Olympic diving platform. My head became so heavy and felt like fainting. I don't how these people can jump off a cliff. But we should know this is a deadly sport. Some of these gutsy people didn't make a safe landing.
@@benthekeeshond545 One base jumper dies every week. I was told from one who was a jumper and had the same fate. Very high serotonin levels make them drawn to extremes to feel fully an experience.
@@mikecimerian6913 I wonder why people keep doing this. To be honest, I love to see an international ban on this dangerous sport. This is worse than MMA and the rest of the contact sports.
The actual shocking moment here is 0:54 when he FIRST appears without cliff blocking the view....... the amount of (negative) altitude used up in those seconds!!!!!!! He'd dropped a VERY VERY long way before wings actually started slowing his descent. And what if he stalls...... seems that wing needs some serious airspeed to get a bite enough to give it chance of lift. No less than awesome, thanks for sharing it.
The pioneers were Spanish . One of them dated one of the Spanish princesses was it Elena or Cristina ? He died doing that.Of course he “ lived life to the fullest” but he was so young… when you think about his family and friends.
To fly like that. Feeling everything without a machine around you. I don’t think anything would be able to top that. Well done, men!! 🤩👏👏👏🤯 I would love to learn how to do this. It’d be something spiritual, I believe.
Wow, he sure has a lot of trust in his equipment , and the possibility of a strong wind gust sending him to the rock face is an ever-present danger he had decided is worth the risk .
Why did you have to tell them about that? Yes, all wingsuit and base jumpers pee when they jump, it's a physiological response that cannot be unlearned. Ive known one or two that got the pee nerve surgically disconnected, but most just wear an adult diaper.
I wonder if subconsciously they have some kind of death wish, rather like compulsive gamblers who secretly want to lose because of a deep-down self-loathing and unhappiness.
@@justinm2434 No I'm not a gambler, but my dad was - sometimes lost all his pay - and my brother has been.(Apologies for not replying sooner, I've only just seen your post.)
@@martydav9475 sorry bud it was meant to be a joke but I've been there before and it isn't funny when you're addicted to giving all your money away. Best of luck to you and your family
I'll never be able to fathom how a human can have the guts to jump of a cliff like that. Simply amazing!
Start with just a simple tandem skydive, with an instructor. Then, after the most amazing experience of your life doing that, then you'll have a partial understanding of why wingsuiters do what they do. I'm not a wingsuiter, but I am a skydiver. Nothing on the ground comes even close to the thrill of free-falling.
@@GJones462-2W1 well said
even filming that close to the edge is extreeeeeme
'Guts' or an unhealthy lack of fear?
Same way we jump out of airplanes
I’m amazed about how robust this wingsuit is, able to support the weight of such heavy balls.
Steel !!!
Of steel
Yes sir very heavy balls for sure. Balls of Steel more like it
The designer had to factor the balls to keep the c of g correct,suit was designed with 5 degrees nose down trim to compensate for the balls.
How original
That was CRAZY! It shows how fast you're falling. He seemed to just jump off and within seconds he looked more than a mile away!!
It seems like within about a 45 second timeframe he covered a distance of about a mile and a half, since he jumped till the time he deployed his parachute. Looks so cool and fascinating, but at the same time very dangerous.
Those mountains look incredible. What a view.
I used to work with a guy who did this regularly. He was very quiet and smart but always liked talking about his love for skydiving and wingsuiting. I thought he was nuts.
You're nuts
You have to be slightly nutty to do this
The dude you are nuts
All the best people are.
is that the family gay i watched recently?
These have to be the craziest people on earth, I was petrified waiting for him to leap !!
Imagine you tempting it?
Absolutely not !!😬
So agree
Imagine being that truck driver "the f&$" is going on"
@David Watson ... or crazy enough?
I like they included the long wait - you feel the 'fear' and then the courage as soon as he jumps
as soon as he takes a bump
Exactly my thoughts. For me that actually was the most interesting part of the video.
Looks good and may inspire other young fellows to try it. However, a word of caution: it is very dangerous. A friend of mine recently lost his only son, who was diving in his wingsuit and hit a rock.
And dont think ANYONE sees this activity to not be dangerous 😝
@@mrranto5789 you needed to say didn’t you ?
L dad
@@chiarascura7574 well he stated the obvious so yeah 😝♥️
@@chiarascura7574Why not?
Someone had to invent and test this idea out. It would be interesting to see a video on how this went from a crazy idea in someone's head to an actual product that someone could use to jump off a cliff.
Obviously, they tested from a balloon jump or even a parachute airplane first and had parachutes for safety
Same goes for the mRNA vaccines
@@johngreydanus2033 Wind tunnel maybe
From Wikipedia: "An early attempt at wingsuit flying was made on 4 February 1912 by a 33-year-old tailor, Franz Reichelt, who jumped from the Eiffel Tower to test his invention of a combination of parachute and wing, which was similar to modern wingsuits. He misled the guards by saying that the experiment was going to be conducted with a dummy. He hesitated quite a long time before he jumped, and died when he hit the ground head first, opening a measurable hole in the frozen ground"
@@rhandley1000 lucky
Weirdly, my best guess is that one would have to do many many jumps from a plane, to be familiar enough with the wingsuit to safely make a cliff jump like this.
Yeah 200 solo jumps in the last 18 months for someone to consider teaching you
...'safely make a cliff jump'....
there is no safety, even in experience. Ask the inventors/pioneers of the sport. And i say that, because of course, they're all dead.
no. the only way to practice is to jump off cliffs.
@@Michael-td7hg Nothing stopping you from teaching yourself. Except for irrational attachment to life.
@@petrol11 Yeah just saying “they’re dead” without listing WHY is kinda redundant considering the first wing suit was made in 1930.
Assuming you have big enough balls to do the jump, this must be one of the most exhilarating experiences a human being can have in a lifetime.
This takes some balls. He definitely knows the feeling of being alive. Hats off.
Looks wild! I am too afraid of heights to do this but it's super cool to watch others enjoy! Beautiful landscape as well!
Exclamation mark!
Is it just me, or did anyone else think "Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!" whilst he was flying like a bird?😁
Excuses
Wowww.. Fantastic 💪🌟
Stfu no one needed to read your cliche opinion
I love the way half the video is this guy breathing, focusing - realisation that this could be it............fantastic stuff- he beholds a great spirit
Check chute...OK. Check helmet...OK. Check wings...OK. Hm...check chute...OK. Hm... Lemme check helmet again...OK...Er...guess I gotta go, eh? Weee
Well said, I really liked that, too!
This is an amazing video, but it would even be more incredibly amazing if a camera was affixed to the chest or the helmet of the skydiving individual, to see their perspective and view of what they see when they jump off the cliff.
Imagine the strength and stamina needed to hold your arms out like that and keep them there for the length of time it took to find a safe place to land. Amazing, I wish I was, skilled, fit and brave enough to do things like this
You need more strength and stamina when you're pumping and sweating on top of your girl. But hey, what do you know. You're a female
@BITCHESANDTHOTS98 actually the resistance would be bending back your arms, you would need a sufficient amount of strength to hold them in place against the resistance. learn yourself something kiddo.
Adrenaline kinda hides the pain.
@BITCHESANDTHOTS98 lifting your arms is no problem but holding them in the right position and control them requires strength. Get off your high horse
When you read too many Batman comics as a kid....
I was thinking Wile E. Coyote.
lol
😀😀😀😀👍👍👍
😂😂😂
I had enough!
The rush I got watching him was enough for me. My stomach was in knots!
My inner butt cheeks got sweaty watching this.
I'm so scared of heights but i L O V E the idea of wing suiting, it just looks so majestic
EVERY FAMILY HAS A PERSON WHO BREAKS THE CHAIN OF POVERTY. I PRAY YOU BECOME THAT PERSON.
Amen 🙏
Though miss-information and lack of financial education leads to negative thinking..have an investment strategy.
@John Alfred crypto investment, but you will need a professional guide on that.
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he is a good man, I have heard alot about him from my colleagues at work.
Truly one of the most insane things I've ever seen in my life.
Really insane!
This is good but check you tube ypu ve way better footage than that. Taken in flight.
For example
ruclips.net/video/kTzwvyzzfjk/видео.html
😉
Wait till he starts strapping wing-suits onto his wife and kids.
@@LHMOM.8610 horrible you tube name.
@@francoisona give it time. it will grow on you. 😊
I'm more scared watching the camera man walking to the edge. Even if he was using a stick.
Drone
Yes me to iam like oh no !
Didn't think it may be a stick or drone. His voice sounded nearby. That sacred me more than the jump.
has a chute
His mate just jumped off a cliff and flew away and ya'll questioning if he had a stick 🤣
"Yup there goes Tom, jumping off a cliff on his wee adventure, see you at dinner Tom! But listen I really need to know if you have a stick on that camera, because that's some crazy sh.t right there!"
Can you imagine someone seeing this a couple of hundred years ago? It’s mind-blowing now.
I'm so proud of him. He's like a baby bird leaving the nest for the first time 🤣😂. Fly away little one fly...👍
Easy target for predators like wolves, fox and coyote who feed on birds lol.
That must be the most thrilling, most exciting feeling ever to be able to glide thru the air like that. If you can overcome the sheer terror of jumping off the side of a cliff. I don't think I'd ever have the balls to do that
He almost did not. poor fellow!
i mean, thats a reasonable thing to be afraid of. Most of the wingsuit videos on youtube seem to have comments talking about the tragic demise of the dude that was wingsuiting in the video, so unless you want to die before you're 30, there are other hobbies that might be better to look into.
The first few seconds would just be pretty much free falling until you manage to build enough air speed to get some lift from those small wings.
Me neither, I'd die of a heart attack!!
@@thomasschwarting5108 anche io morirei! Ma prima di partire
No music, no words, only a man, his wingsuit and his will. Amazing.
No words, except the two Frenchies commenting over the whole thing
... AND his balls. Can't forget those.
"j'ai jamais vu un truc aussi trash"
@@blobi. 😅
If I had terminal cancer and was given 6 months to live I'd go watch someone do this. Talk about balls of steel.
MAGNIFIQUE !!! Alors que je fais du parapente depuis 2000, j'ai toujours le vertige si je m'approche du bord d'une falaise... Une fois en l'air, pas de vertige, pas de problème, mais la blague, c'est que quand j'ai visionné en plein écran "Wingsuit in Norway" j'ai ressenti un début de vertige qui m'a heureusement quitté rapidement... Bravo! Superbe vol, mais ce n'est pas pour moi 😝😝😝
Какая у него скорость? Но паблюдению, превышает вдвое скорость автомобилей.
Мне 70 лет, с детства и до сих пор (теперь уже редко) летаю во сне именно этим способом, но без спецкостюма. Сам с земли взлетаю с трудом. С тех пор, как нашел в интернете своих единомышленников летающих как птицы, смотрю и восторгаюсь постоянно, и даже сподобился самостоятельно полетать на параплане. Этот парень удивил меня особенно - обратите внимание, он на большой скорости около 250 км/час пролетел над самой землей и взмыл почти вертикально ввысь на 180м. Такое вижу впервые. Респект и уважение смелому летуну!!!!!!!!!!!!
Кто мешал доехать до аэроклуба?
Я чуть моложе.Реальных прыжков 102,последний был в 1977году,с тех пор ЛЕТАЮ во сне.
Tu tienes un don, viaje astral, sigue, sigue, yo también vuelo, con el tiempo viajas a dónde quieras.
Besos.
Мне 65 тоже всю жизнь летаю во сне , как то по особенному, как будто мне одному изветному способу, делаю взмахи руками и взлетаю в небо , а потом как будто ловлю восходящие потоки и парю над землей без особого труда , и так мне легко и радостно ...... может в прошлой жизни я был какой то птицей ?
Летаешь значит растёшь)
I had chills watching him on the edge. People like that are a different breed.
NO, THEY'RE JUST MORE "BALLSZY" THAN THAT FAKE "UPSTAGER" FRANK ZAPATA
Saki, Saki!
ruclips.net/video/cEKjK776UYw/видео.html
Мы вместе .
No, they have simply awoken from the Zombie state and live in the moment.
Most people are overly concerned with safety because they want to live long lives to experience the things they are too afraid to do because it might kill them.
See the problem with that?
That moment of preparation and suspense in the beginning, that was real AF
I didn’t realize wing suits were that agile. Dude did a super smooth 180
Just watching him stand at the edge and prepare for those last few seconds... OMG
Watching the cameraperson walk over knowing they might not have a suit on was worse.
He was praying...😊
So glad he was wearing a helmet
💪🏻😂
underrated comment
I was thinking the same thing. Lol.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
9000 miles an hour dont think helmet Will work to good
Woah! The moutainous view at the end was sick! I wish I could go to Norway one day...
That was clever how he reduced his speed and increased his altitude just before releasing the parachute above the car park. Nicely done!
This was great. I felt it there before he jumped. Much more real than all those amazingly polished go pro jumps.
Those "polished go pro jumps" take more balls than everyone of these get someone to film me for the simple reason on a go pro if you screw up, there's no cutting away!! It's all on you, so why don't you check your criticism until you've taken the ride asshole!!!
Vaelin
@@belleerion6549 One year ago... You're angry at a internet comment from one, whole, YEAR ago... I think it's time to start reevaluating priorities in life my friend.
@@Evin07
I don't usually comment but dang, I seriously laughed at this😂😂
I actually experienced doing like this in my dream, but flying without a suit
GG in your life
Experienced the same many times 😅
😎💯
I don't have those recurring dreams any more. They are just dream.
This was a reoccurring dream I had when I was a kid. This was 35 years ago, before wing suits & internet.
I wonder why this dream is universal amongst many people?
I don't think it's ok to risk your life and health just to get a few seconds of adrenaline. Insane
My god the initial jump waiting for the wind to catch under the wings would be terrifying
Damn, on camera the mountains don't look that big... Until he jumped off and you just see him shrink lol.
I don't know how he can hold the wings of the suit out going down at such a speed and have full control of it. Amazing hats off to him!
ruclips.net/video/RPub8fsaGdc/видео.html
Strong arms?
How the hell did he learn how to do that?
@@Nadamedetendra24 definitely
Let alone with these heavy balls that are pushing him down, he must be insanely built to sustain the tremendous weight of his heavy gargantuan balls pushing him down lol.
I have never had a hankering for skydiving, but there is something about a wing suit that calls to my soul. It seems like the closest thing to flying that a human can get.
É uma das coisas mais legais que eu já vi e que morro de vontade de fazer... Cara que foda
what guts you guys have. how motivated you all are. defying death. hatsoff to you all.
@goggles789 Damn thats new to me
They don't show the many whom have lost their lives doing this.
@@sistagalsistagal8136 No shit
Thought I was going to watch an tragedy advising me to avoid extreme things. Top respect
Still not crazier than having a 8/5 job and coming home to watch Netflix on a couch.
exactly
@@73v99 Especially living NY and riding the subway everyday to and from work. Sharing the subway rides with a bunch of crazies and homeless people everyday, you need to have some guts, and even carry that pepper spray at times lol. Luckily, the MTA has put officers on every train station.
to be fair living in america is more frightening than this , imagine going to school and possibly being shot , crazy
The first guy who invented and tried it had balls of steel.
This is one of the top 5 craziest things I've seen on RUclips.
The way he wa checking at the start? That would of taken me 4 years.
lol
Just what I wanted to see.. a man living dream, flying like a bird.. while I'm in Quarantine
Leave your house and stop being a tool
cake care, dear... and then, go out to live Your life: no more dreams, but Life💕!
@@CameronRashun ¹1
A man having no regard towards it's own life , more like.
@@ghostmost2614 yeah and fuck anyone with weak immune system i might kill with my selfish anti quarantine attitude
So much respect for the people that do this. I hope they all stay safe out there
They usually all die in a couple of years doing this, I see this here in Switzerland Lauterbrunnen all the time, 15% of every death on the planet occurs here.
Unlike paragliding there is no reserve chute.
@@IIISentorIII nothing but respect. Willing to risk your life for an experience like no other that I can’t even imagine it. Some people are just incredibly
Do you need to parachute a the end because of the speed or is it possible to land without a parachute.
Imagine how much farther he'd go if he just flapped his arms.
lol
Lol
That's what she said.
Really? Nuts
hahaha..stupid,how's that possible
The cameraman did an excellent job following him without shaking the camera. That was well done 👍
Hi, it's me Deanna Troi, where have you been my love?
I still remember my first time!
@@IIISentorIII Cuba, Alex?
The flapping sounds reminds me of old Road-runner cartoons when Wiley was flying...🦇
Great video! Great flight. I would have loved to have jumped and flown with you. But unfortunately I don't have the equipment and I didn't learn how to do it.
Mad! There always must be a first time when you jump and all you know is the theory about how it should work. Scary!
It takes A LOT of training.
What you are seeing here is only the tip of the iceberg. The years of training , thousands of skydives from airplane, hundreds wind tunnel hours etc etc are the base for this.
Amazing.
Amazing.
Amazing
Amazing
اليش الامه اغله دنيا
Amazing
That leap reminded me of a pinguin jumping off an iceberg.
This kind of stuff fascinates me. Who was the first person to be like, "Yeah made this wingsuit. Now to see if it works..."
"If I die, I've lived a good life. If I don't die, I'll be living an even better life in the moment."
*Jumps*
Wth gth fo
why not serve the army with that mentality since you don't have anything to lose?
@@annoyedcat9291 😪😪😪😪 shut the hell up
I feel very good at home with my wife in my arms :)
@@serujiphonx9070 hm
I’ve watched hundreds of these videos. But I still get hesitant when jumping off a high dive board. I can’t even imagine walking that close to a cliff edge. I still fly on commercial planes and small aircraft but there’s still that fear whenever I’m thousands of feet above the ground. Even road traffic terrifies me.
Psychopaths are incapable of feeling the fear that you and I feel when our brain knows out life is in danger. Even if a lion pounces at a psychopath, they can't feel fear. Instead, when a psychopath's life is in danger or directly threatened (like falling off a massive cliff on accident), they feel exhilarated. Same is true if someone points a gun at their head, although they do know it's know it's not a good thing, they can't feel the feeling you and I know as fear (or anxiety). They are calm in the most dangerous situations.
I once got onto a 10m Olympic diving platform. My head became so heavy and felt like fainting. I don't how these people can jump off a cliff. But we should know this is a deadly sport. Some of these gutsy people didn't make a safe landing.
@@benthekeeshond545 One base jumper dies every week. I was told from one who was a jumper and had the same fate. Very high serotonin levels make them drawn to extremes to feel fully an experience.
@@mikecimerian6913
I wonder why people keep doing this. To be honest, I love to see an international ban on this dangerous sport. This is worse than MMA and the rest of the contact sports.
@@benthekeeshond545 You are much more insane than wingsuiters for saying that.
That is the strangest looking sugar glider I ever saw.
No puedo creer como hacen eso, es algo muy increíble felicidades saludos desdé Monterrey México
I love how he double check to see if his parachute is here
He was rehearsing its deployment
Ja. Det er viktig.
It may be a diaper for when he might craps his pants.
@@mesquitoful you spoke norwegian wright??
It looks like german
@@pathcrosser8210 The written languages are quite similar, yes. It is Norwegian, yes
He says "Yes, it is important" / in German "Ja, das ist wichtig".
This must be the scariest video I have ever seen. Just watching this as you walk towards the edge to film down.... made my heart race like crazy.
That's incredible. And that location is incredible.
Atlast man learnt flying on his own
My heart was jumping just watching that, and I'm sat here on a sofa.
LOVE the sounds. Hearing him move makes it so much more real than some stupid sound track.
I've nothing but admiration for these kind of folk.
This man just turned into vector
The actual shocking moment here is 0:54 when he FIRST appears without cliff blocking the view....... the amount of (negative) altitude used up in those seconds!!!!!!! He'd dropped a VERY VERY long way before wings actually started slowing his descent. And what if he stalls...... seems that wing needs some serious airspeed to get a bite enough to give it chance of lift.
No less than awesome, thanks for sharing it.
I'm guessing lot's of practice building up and up and up . Also book study . Air currents , wind sheer and on and on
Vertigo like crazy, from the cameraman, not the wingsuiter! Damn he was close to the edge!
More guts than I have, the little things we fear he laughs at us! What did you do this weekend ? Flew off a mountain! Insane!
You know the video is gonna be amazing when the channel has no thumbnail, no profile pic and just a random name.
Absolutely stunning place Seeing this brings back memories of standing not far from where he jumped.
Amazing how much distance he covered in just 50 seconds
Yes, it’s essentially called falling.
@@kascally It's called Wingsuit Flying
Dude literally just put a flying squirrel suit on and jumped off a cliff. Mega balls.
I was nervous for him. Amazing how fast he went. 🌻
The pioneers were Spanish .
One of them dated one of the Spanish princesses was it Elena or Cristina ?
He died doing that.Of course he “ lived life to the fullest” but he was so young… when you think about his family and friends.
To fly like that. Feeling everything without a machine around you. I don’t think anything would be able to top that. Well done, men!! 🤩👏👏👏🤯
I would love to learn how to do this. It’d be something spiritual, I believe.
Wow, he sure has a lot of trust in his equipment , and the possibility of a strong wind gust sending him to the rock face is an ever-present danger he had decided is worth the risk .
You are a genius
@@kingcarisma You are a mocker
It's fretful to see the wing suit flying man in the sky. 🌻
I actually watched this entire clip with my jaw dropped.
I had seen this stunt in a movie of Angelina Jolie. Did not imagine that it could actually be done. His courage is astounding.👍👌
Courage/suicidal tendency... 🤪🤪
Amazing, I reckon most people would not put enough faith into this suit to jump of a mountain.
He has some pair 👍🏻
You "reckon" LMFAO 🤣
Will he constantly fall or at some moment he can go up?
Imagine driving on the road and you see a human come flying
The moment you run on the cliff, you pee.
Why did you have to tell them about that? Yes, all wingsuit and base jumpers pee when they jump, it's a physiological response that cannot be unlearned.
Ive known one or two that got the pee nerve surgically disconnected, but most just wear an adult diaper.
Psychological response to thinking you are going to die?
At 1:49 it's awesome . I love trollstigen!
That's got to be a world record fastest time back to the parking lot
I have wake up from rise against the machine in my head watching this
One must possess a certain mental wiring for this. Much respect.
Or lack thereof..
@@Agostoic LOL
More like a short circuit.
@Miraak 🙄
You two unoriginal bastards
You couldn't pay me a billion to do that. Cool asf tho
I wonder if subconsciously they have some kind of death wish, rather like compulsive gamblers who secretly want to lose because of a deep-down self-loathing and unhappiness.
@@martydav9475 do you have a gambling problem marty?
I would pay a billion to do that in my case
@@justinm2434 No I'm not a gambler, but my dad was - sometimes lost all his pay - and my brother has been.(Apologies for not replying sooner, I've only just seen your post.)
@@martydav9475 sorry bud it was meant to be a joke but I've been there before and it isn't funny when you're addicted to giving all your money away. Best of luck to you and your family
I want to know how do they test the equipment, if it really works?
Imagine if his pyjamas looked exactly like his wingsuit...
Looks like that crazy coyote from the Looneytunes cartoon, with his wingsuit.
Haaa! Surprised it doesn't say ACME on the back. Lol! BEEP BEEP!!!
Lmao. Yes. Except he would have went head first into the road
Perfect after a long day hiking to guickly get down the mountain to grab a beer
Unless u hit the rocks and ur mates drink ur beer instead 😬
Je suis angoissé par le caméraman qui film si proche du bord
It’s like watching a baby bird take flight for the first time so amazing