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Using a small, highly responsive wing, pilots launch from mountains and fly just inches above the terrain at speeds that can exceed 100 km/h (60+ mph). The closer you fly, the faster everything happens. At these speeds, a single second can cover dozens of meters, leaving almost no room... show more

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Cat1 month ago

And these guys still end up in accidents. It’s just a matter of time with any of these hazardous hobbies.

Fraswe1 month ago

I support wives divorcing their husbands over this

PΞRRY. 🔰1 month ago

Can I use this method to fly from Netherlands to Paris? I’m tired of airport delays

DP1 month ago

WTF.. I’m gonna try this tomorrow

Malachi amir Benford1 month ago

I guy singing at the beginning did it for me🤣

Michael Lopez1 month ago

That’s a long walk back up.

JR1 month ago

I don’t believe that’s real

Ztrgilin1 month ago

Abi bu spora bayılıyorum ama yapmaya götüm yemiyor 😱😨

JΛY1 month ago

@VertLAD

Emp ⧋khnand'tl1 month ago

@empresstokimi When u live in the Amazon and says im going to the store real quick.. Your real quick😪😂

Keith Jackson1 month ago

Talking about the landing was insane! The entire video is is some tom cruise shit. How do you even get good at this?!. No room for error🤯

Ben Blanchet1 month ago

Skiing slopes with no snow. Cool ride

Dmitriy Tishonko1 month ago

Bring that sob back to life so I could kill him again…😂

reza zare1 month ago

Exactly look likes my dream but I didn't have wing

VISION1 month ago

My dream before I wake up💀💀

AmericanLobster1 month ago

That’s how to break both legs at once very quickly 😝

The Gutter Guy1 month ago

Shit looks stupid

Ngumbahkucing1 month ago

dangerous hobby

Sofie d.1 month ago

Thanks for sharing this

Eℓℓiͥᴍiͣsͫτ1 month ago

The only thing white people truly fear are black people

ジョーダン1 month ago

this dude is not a “pilot” lol

Spanish John1 month ago

‘Skiing in the summer’

bigBenn1 month ago

P

Brian1 month ago

This is some cool shit

Boubani1 month ago

Crazy skills

ɢᴀᴅɢᴇᴛɢᴀᴢ ⌁⌁1 month ago

My guy drifting with a parachute. 😂🤣

🇰🇪 Chris L 🇰🇪1 month ago

Hei 😲 Tell me one needs a Pilots License to archive this Fete. Because, I would Never.

‏جراح1 month ago

الله

Zippy1 month ago

One mistake and his spine shoot trhough his brainstem

Spread Insider 🅱️7️⃣8️⃣1 month ago

very risky - dancing with death?

Austin Chenoweth, LMFT1 month ago

“How crazy are you?” “Yes”

ᵂᵉMpy 𝙼𝚒𝚐𝚊™1 month ago

😲😲👏👏👏👍😎

KhuongPH1 month ago

Trò chơi này vui quá

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