Hahahaha true

That’s not that fast. And it’s not that difficult to pack one. 6-10 minutes is the norm. Under 5 and your booking. Also one that big you can stuff in the bag and not worry. One half that size has to be more precisely packed

It shouldn’t matter as long as all the right things are done, which he’s done.

@@oldmate86 the key words there are "shouldn't" and "as long as" lol!

@@WV-mx3dr key words are “which he’s done”. You probably don’t even jump. If you did, you’d see he did everything right.

Ya, the guy who slipped had a "parachute malfunction" on the ground. hehehe

MrDorf007 ha he looked at the lense like, ' crap, did you see that?! '

Evidently I'm glad it did 🙂

How much did it cost? for future reference and do they tell you if they've killed anyone lol :P like do people who pack parachutes keep a record of fatalities they might have caused :P

@@Vismis that packer has a killer count. But your mom is on the list!!

4 Years after the last comments. i think Pete fuck up that 91th one. : ( Just joking you know.

Ave C-Zam 91th?

Paige Taft where is this drop zone

@@SkyWolfSkydive If you looked at the wall during the video, you can see that it says Skydive Sebastian. After a quick google search I found that it's in Florida.

@@SkyWolfSkydive Looks like Skydive Sebastian in Florida, United States.

He actually skipped a step, a very important one that can damage the canopy.

​@@eatpastaflyfastaand you are going to say the step ore just came here to be an a**wipe?

It’s not the missed steps but the missed inconsistencies that are caused from being complacent. If I were packing my own chute like that than absolutely no problem . But if I were a nuby and it was my first time and I watched my chute get packed that fast I’d be nervous as a mother fucker.

That’s kinda what I meant. Being a nuby and watching it get packed like that I would be really nervous.

@@VladimirTheLeadHead Just don't talk to him whilst he's packing it. I used to be pretty quick and never had a fail, then we had a guy who would take over half an hour to pack and he got a mal. We laughed.

Paul Rafferty

HAHAH I didn't even see that

"I meant to do that. It's part of the packing process. Really."

Also time to check your canopy and lines for damage.

Mitchell Steere until you get a spike in your foot 😂

I dont think they are permitted to for saftey non of them have shoes on , something stuck to a shoe could tear a shute

orchastrated garbage back? you mean you shake it a few times it gets clumped up you try spinning around still doesent open so you try and prise it apart then realise your holding it upside down? lol jk just got a kick out of you describing it as a garbage bag

@@Sarge92 😂😂😂

When you have like 10k packs then it always looks like that in speed.

Both of them are! Matrix Theme first and then PPK - Resurrection!

I'm no expert but I think he knows what he's doing lol

Willem Schellings im not saying he doesn’t know what he is doing...I’m just saying that routine is gonna fool you one day ... doesn’t matter how „good“ you are .

@@schuberschubs yeah thats true. If you rush you can maybe forget something.

Actually he does everything he needs to do, just very very fast. Also, a parachute is designed and made to open, so if you don't leave any step it will open. But he does everything he needs to do, as I said

He can pack much faster than that with no worries of error, firsthand knowledge. -10,000 pack jobs plus

Ofcourse it was

You still jumping ? And trucking?

@@rickybradshaw6867 yes both

The reserve is only used if you have malfunction, the reserve has to be taken out every 6 months and repacked by a rigger.

Shake it flake it pull the sleeve down stow the lines fold it into container close it up and you're done.

Haha no kidding. I jumped an old Army PC back in the ‘70’s

PPK - Resurrection

Don't sweat it. With repetition comes speed. Better to do it slowly and correct than to rush and have a malfunction.

+Morgan4090 Its what everyone in skydiving would call a parachute or more commonly just a canopy. If you want to get into pedantry and patents perhaps it could/should be called a parafoil, however in common use it isnt. Using the term Parafoil may be recognised (by old jumpers)as a brand name of a particular early square canopy in the 70s. Was an excellent thing when it opened.

Haha same here buddy =)

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n5dme9Wqu9-2kX0.html This video sums up how shitty you can pack your chute.

Sebastian, fl

+CORZER0 I'm pretty sure that is DJ Irene... i totally remember that sound from back in the day.. but I can't find that song for you.

+trey surf Thanks! I have since found it. /watch?v=0LB02UF8_oU

+CORZER0 ohhhh PPK!! thank you

It's called - doot.....doot doot doot doot....doot doot doot doot doot doot doot doot doot doot

yea its from RPK, its Resurrection.

60 dollars an hour to pack parachutes, not bad.

To get your A license you learn how to and have to jump your own pack job.. Once you start jumping you can pack yourself or pay to have it done and then you can relax

+slowfaller That depends on the country where you learn

Ok, my example is for the USA

***** I'd say about 10 minutes for someone who is comfortable at doing it. The most common packjob is a propack which involves a three way fold to get the canopy in the D-bag. I chose to psycho pack which was easier for me.

fujimatosa PPK - ResuRection was the first ever Russian song to enter the UK Singles Chart, it’s a trance classic known worldwide :)

Long may it continue to :-)

I just pee on it and put it in the bag that a way.

This was at the Invasion Boogie 2 years ago in Sebastian, FL.

AllSawedUp Sebastian is cool but if jump run is out across the river and you're last out and long...you better dump a little high. If you don't make it back across the river it's a walk to the gate and you won't be back to the DZ for a while. It happened to the 2 guys I was jumping with.

Trees Flowers Haha, yeah, I found that out the hard way early one morning when I was last jumper out on the lawn dart load. Luckily I looked at the ground in freefall, got spooked and dumped at 8k. I rode the rears all the way across the river and unstowed the brakes at 1k to enter the landing pattern. Had I deployed any lower, I would have been hiking.

AllSawedUp HaHa That's funny. I jumped with a few guys I had met there and luckily my buddy I was down in FL with jumped alone. We were long on the spot and dumped about 4k. They were a little below me and one by one I saw them go halfway across the river then turn back towards the road. I was jumping the 'ole 7 cell and I had my knees up for the least resistance, on the rears. As I crossed the river I was thinking I could make it. I looked up and thought worse case scenario I land on what looked like a golf course. HaHa Man I couldn't believe it I made it all the way back to the peas. HaHa. We packed up and said bye to everyone and those poor souls STILL weren't back. It was January 1st and that same day I watched a guy go up in some windy shit (surprising in FL right?HaHa) and break his leg. Bring in the helicopter. It was a cool trip. Jumped Sebastian, DeLand, Lake Wales and Z-Hills. Man we had a blast.

AllSawedUp Pro-tip, leaving the breaks stowed does not put it in the best configuration for getting back from a long spot, but it's all good. It's still better than full flight.

depends on the place

Great answer Mr. Vos. Around $7

Where I’m at $10 for a sport rig and $12 for a tandem rig.