What an incredible achievement! 60 kilograms of equipment, climbing a new route, the cloud cover weather conditions, and then opening a new exit. The jump into the clouds was no joke. Amazing work.
niiiccceeee! ich komme aus dem klippenspringen/ trampolinturnen und mache im Mai den falli schein. Im august gehts dann aufs zinalrothhorn, die vorbereitungen laufen schon. meinst du es ist realistisch in drei jahren so wände (überhang, kein proximity) zu wingsuiten? ich will das nicht überstürzen ... aber du wirst das verstehen, die begeisterung brennt schon....
A practical question... How did you transport your ropes and other gear back down as you flew? I skydive and mountaineer and would love to enjoy God's creation by hiking up something big and flying back (or at least base without wingsuit and then canopy ride).
How do you manage that without compromising your ability to fly - either by restricting movement or by distorting the shape of the suit? Is gear just trapped between layers of clothing or do you actually have pockets? Sorry - i just can't quite picture how that would work...?
we have some pockets ind our vampire alpine wingsuit. ice axe we take away the axe and put it on our legs. crampons we put in our ass pocket. rope you can put left and wright of your legs. other shit we put in clothes. and you really have to take care what you take up to the mountain. just the minimum you really need...
Thanks for reply Julian Zanker. I had wondered the same. Do I also understand correctly that the high Jungfrau exit is the wingsuit largest vertical decent in the world? Fantastic video. Thanks for posting.
