Thx so much for the good vibes ☺️

Like!!!

@@DomeWingsuit Agree with above. Especially not playing awful music that ruins the visual experience. This must be so exhilarating. Peace and be safe.

Couldn’t agree more, amazing video!

Like, nowaday every video like that has **** music

Don’t be a pussy and just do it -Nike

No way!? :D

Yes, but no😂

Fantastic video. How long did you plan this flight, beautifully done.

This is not a scary sport.

@@john-martin soccer is !

@@MrLince-hr4of well shit, lock the doors, double vaccinate. and hold your breathing.

@@john-martin oh oh you forget to take your medicine today !

@@MrLince-hr4of how dare youuu

Exactly what I was thinking. For a moment I thought I was watching a hang glider, not a wing suit.

Not a barrel roll 🤪, aileron rolls maintain nose heading with little change in altitude - barrel rolls are like a stretched loop around the outside of a barrel taking you up and and inverted at the peak with respect to your starting point (point of reference) and descending back to original heading and altitude - hence the name; like going around a barrel that’s above and ahead of you but keeping your back to the barrel face for the entire duration. I’m not sure about flying suits, but potentially the difference could save your life I’d imagine. Far too scary for me thank you, but kudos to all you Adrenalin Junkies out there. People say it’s dangerous, you could die - we’re all going to die, that’s the whole point to living life to the max, if we were immortal life would quickly become very boring, and people would wish for death as life would mean nothing. If losing something has no effect on your life, then it’s value is diminished greatly.

Are the glide ratios for wing suits improving still? Or has it kinda maxed out?

@@mattmccallum2007 I too would be interested to know the answer to this.

@@mattmccallum2007 I believe its still improving, the glide ratios today definitely seem to be better than 5 years ago.

I already classified this as insane.

Agreed. Still some very close approaches, but always with good bail-out option. Guess the trick is not getting too used to this and pushing it further and further.

@@JMMC1005 I agree. If I ever base wingsuit, this is how I'll do it. I don't need to be the best in the world, I just want to have fun and enjoy the view

The guy who went through the "hole" or perhaps the " eye of the Needle" died one year later, after he crashed into a tree and fell into someone's cattle pen.

@@rejuvenatingsoul3498 most of the ground proximity wingsuit videos, especially those older ones - have a lot of "RIP" comments in the comment section...

Нате рн1$н еуе.

I too sometimes live dangerously! Just yesterday, I ran to the mailbox in nothing but my birthday suit and back into the house again before anyone in my neighborhood knew what was going on! I'll have to gopro it next time and post on youtube.

Nah, balls of steel would be extra weight on the wingsuit...

they got scared

Wonder how many horizontal miles you would travel jumping out of an airplane at 40k feet to sea level

@@Xponential911 That's calculable! However, even if I didn't need to research the effect of variable-intensity wind resistance throughout the drop in order to calculate the answer, which I do, I still don't think I'm into it. But if you find a bored mathematician....

@@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid That's understandable, and why I wouldn't request such a calculation. Perhaps a guesstimate if you're so inclined otherwise just some imagination.

Thx, I really appreciate!!

@@DomeWingsuit You guys rock

I hope the same, man! It's my 10th season basejumping now, but would be super cool to have some more 🤘

@@DomeWingsuit what is the leading cause of death of BASE jumping ?

@@doddsalfa 99.9% human error, misjudgment of skills/abilities/conditions and leaving not enough space for failure... 0.1% destiny or bad luck

Hey;) horizontal distance was about 4km, the exit is at 3340m ASL, landing at about 1450, so about 1900m of flyable altitude (including canopy ride;)

@@DomeWingsuitThx for these stats. So, ~43 degree descent throughout. I otherwise couldn't have appreciated just how steep this glide path was, because the backdrop to your flight is on such a massive scale. Wow.

Didn't have GPS with me, so I can roughly guess... Was strong thermaly close to the wall, so I think something between 1:3 - 1:5

Thx mate I´m glad you like it ✌