High Melchstuhl in Corvid2 Wingsuit Flight 

Thx Dan!!! The hike was pretty intense, but we´ll do it no worries ;)

I really did, it was a relief after all😅

Correct

@@DomeWingsuit Thank you! Ive been there and its amazing to see it like this, thanks for sharing. Stay safe!!!

Same thoughts here. Spektakuläre Linie, @Domi 👏🏻👏🏻🤘🏻😍

The key variables are bodymass, wingsuitsize respectivley its stallspeed and speed of pressurization. the technique here was to fly into the upwind band on the right and catch some thermals ;)

@@DomeWingsuit Makes sense. Thanks for the feedback

@@DomeWingsuit was looking for this in the comments, it's insane to me how little altitude you lost before starting your glide.

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Yah, I did a 3:06min flight from the Eiger to Lauterbrunnen Valley. It's somewhere here on my channel🤘😉

@@DomeWingsuit Great! I'll check it out! And great HD recordings.

i don´t know exactly, no gps data... but I guess about 180-200?

​@@DomeWingsuit So, assuming you weigh 70kg, you would have had enough kinetic energy to fully charge a standard iPhone 6 times.

@@thomasm5714 haha, got me, had to do the math😆 taking a 3.95Ah, 3.8V battery I come about 2 times only😅

Yes them do study the relief and stuff. If flying from one exit more often there is development in variation if they get used to the shape of the path. Nobody would climb free solo without climbing it with rope more then once before.

I think it´s both. Yes, you need to study and learn a lot (especially wingsuitflying, but also knowing/reading terrain and atmosphere, isohypses, pressure, wind, sun, thermals, etc.) But also yes, there is improvisation at every point (of the flight and evolution in general) because it´s impossible to know in advance and manipulate every variable influencing you on your way ;) I guess this is how learning and improving works. Get all the existing knowledge... it´s a lot! But allow some room for improvisation (and own ideas).

@@DomeWingsuit Great answer. In relation on your note on learning - another key aspect of learning is to assess one’s mistake and react to improve what one does at the next opportunity. This typically also applies to sports, although those involving risks imply additional considerations. PS Just for clarity, I know nothing about wingsuit flights. Sometimes in the evening I browse videos of alpine climbs (something I used to do a lot when I was younger) and bumped into your channel (attraverso il pesce). I got intrigued by the extraordinary mental and physical demand, and technical complexity your sport must involve, as well as the beauty of the gesture.

@@paolo534 ah! That's so cool! Yah, some years ago I was a decent climber, but now I just fly😆 Climbing is way more physical and also mental, at least in alpine environment. Oh, how do I miss the thrill of a 7m runout...

Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland

Only once! ;-)

I know I fckd it up completely 😆