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  • ahahahahhahahaah dude flies

  • R.I.P Head Phone Users

  • It's a very unique feeling when this happens. Happened to me once. Only mine was a loose pin. Pin came out everything else was following except the pilot chute which was still tucked away in my ROL pouch. Good thing I didn't have a BOC at that time. The resulting horse shoe malfunction may have been harder to clear than it was with the ROL. As it was I just pulled the pilot chute and let it go and found myself under a good main at 7k. New problem was another pass jumping out overhead. SPIRAL!!!!

  • this video just came up in my recommended videos, I hate youtube.

  • "which of you xxxxers pulled my chute?"

  • I thought the team did a great job, all things considered! I'm sure there was lots of dirt dive practice time leading up to the jump. Glad to hear that everyone walked away to tell the tale another day! : )

    Blue skies to the team.

  • That guy was probably like I wana get in the circle! then pulls his chute haha.

  • Here's a thought: Ditch the R.O.L. pilot chute. ... (It's 2011) - You're lucky as hell that you haven't killed anybody (including yourself) up to now...

  • @gregg6749

    Here's a thought, read the video description before making misdirected comments.

    I don't jump with a leg mount but they fell out of fashion for killing the wearer due to misrouting from inattentive packing not killing others.

    Of course BOCs are not without their own issues and have caused fatalities due to hard pulls etc. So absolutist proclamations like yours misguided in addition to being misdirected.

    In 30 years fools will be calling our gear death traps.

  • @gregg6749 BOCs aren't necessarily better. I know several jumpers who have had shoulder injuries in the past and wouldn't be able to reach back to deploy on a BOC system. They get them changed to ROL so they are still able to skydive, not having to worry about not being able to reach their deployment handle. All deployment systems have pros and cons, and though BOCs are very popular, they do not work for everyone.

  • 1:17 it looks like a superhero gathering, and then they fly all off to their destinations in different directions.

  • Orgasm when they first jump out

  • IT WASN'T PREMATURED!!! I figured it out. Look carefully at 0:50. The guy in the green was reaching for his leg when he accidentally pulled the rip cord!!

  • @vincesabin Read the description of the video. That's the cause described.

  • @vincesabin Also bud, it's not a rip cord :) It's a Pilot Chute attached to a bridle. I'd take the word of the gentleman who posted this video as he's an experienced jumper.

  • look's like three poeple didn't see the deployment, didn't look like they had to grab his grip's there after... I wonder if when they landed they gaive a high five nice dive and said woo hoo nice....but who the fuc is that clown in the ionsosphere :)

  • i see no faking accident

  • the guy in the green and yellow tried to kill him!!!!!

  • wrong handle bat rastard

  • it looked cool when they all spelt up

  • long ways to float. At least he has a good view.

  • Looks like the skydiver in the green and yellow went to reach for the second point but grabbed the pilot chute

  • Na proberbly thought "hay this cunt hasen't been up for a carton lately" tug tug let him weasel his way out of this one

  • where's the accident?

  • that was one long ride down

  • these guy all look like stunt clowns

  • cameraman was lucky,imagine what would happen if he/she freefalls right above them.

  • @nabazari The cameraman intentionally does not fly above the formation for this and other reasons. It is considered an unsafe place to be. He was not lucky, his training & experience averted disaster.

  • @dorbie yea,you're right

  • accident?

  • @Eyrex95 Well it wasn't deliberate :-). A premature in formation at 10k is worthy of review and someone docking on your leg mounted pilot chute is potentially serious.

  • @dorbie i think the guy in green and yellow accidentally snags a chord :/

  • 0.48 the man in green pulls the guy in reds shoot

  • hope he got a newspaper!

  • @yankee7777 if this happen to me,I prefer to disconnect RSL & cut away till 3000 feet & pull Reserve

  • @BlackOpsAid it's not dangerous in that sense. The real danger comes when there is someone above the person that has the premature deployment, and the two jumpers collide. This impact can, in fact, be fatal. Other than that, it makes for a very long ride down.

  • i like ww2 styel paradrops the most i did one 4 a reeanactment

  • OMG ENDING IS cool, its like they are super hero's having a meeting then they just fly away

  • I am calling shenanigans on the guy in the green and yellow. I think he pulled his friend's pilot chute on purporse. LOL. Not a good idea anytime and certainly not at 10 grand. My friend did that to me, BOC not leg mount, and my Stiletto decided to spin up nicely. Luckily, kicked out of it else I would have presented the repack bill to him.

  • 0:52 WEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!

  • Guss the Yellow guy wanted the Red guys spot... so he was like Fuck Yooouuu!!!

  • Did that guy just intentionally pull his chute out? That's what it looked like...

  • that skydiver with the green rig and yellow pants pulled the other guys pilot chute. it wasn't a pre-mature deployment. look closely

  • Corn! You are the BEST!

  • What's wrong with pulling your parachute prematurely?

  • @tjtheplay i would also like to know

  • im going to do it first time this or next satruday. excited but also scared :)

  • this is kinda funny. the guy just dissapears when he has no clue that it´s going to take alot more time to come down for him lol!!

  • I would be pissed if someone pulled my shoot...

  • the person that used his/her parachute at the begining was a wuss.

  • Outstanding exit...... Has Cornelius made it back to the DZ yet? LOL.

  • where was the accident

  • i love the end when there all like MOVE OUT!

  • thats gona be a long way down for him wonder why he did it

  • @EMOSLVTUBE the title of the video has the word "accident" in it lol

  • you guys looked like superheroes when you all split apart at the end

  • GO GO POWER RANGERS

  • Skydiving is like free running, you don't only do it so u can enjoy the world at a whole different way. Jumping out of a plane is just awesome, feeling the freedom. Too bad i didn't do it yet D:

  • Nice ZAP... Great exit... Fantastic footage.

  • lmao. green guy got red guy good, 

  • that sucks it must of took him like 10 minutes to come back down:P

  • man, the guy in the green and yellow totally messed that up

  • Did the guy in the green/yellow intentionally pull on the red guys chute at 0:51?

  • i wanted to see a deadly accident

  • watch that "premature deployment" a few times... the asshole dressed like a John Deer pulls the guys pilot while trying to grab his leg.

  • long how long must it have been before he came down

  • is it dangerous to pull when your to high up?

  • @futebalmakedonia

    no....above 20k you wlll have problems with hypoxia...

  • omg nobody die?

  • you guys are really awesome that looked so cool

  • LOL that must have taken a while for him/her to fall down

  • man how do you get in to this stuff and does it cost much.. id love to go skydiving it would be so amazing

  • @Blakefulable

    visit dropzone.com

    All info available..

    tandems, aff, rigs and canopies etc

    join the family, you will not regret it :)

  • LOL poor guy

  • I've heard of a 10 way Premature ejaculation... but never in skydiving....

  • Hold hands for world peace.

  • can someone tell me is this bad for you if you pull the cord to early is there any affects of sailing very high

  • @XplatinmsnipaX

    hey, no its not bad at all. There's actually a lot of fun pulling high, and make a cross country jump. It needs to be planned though because the winds vary on different altitude levels. So it needs to be briefed with the dz manifest, pilot etc..

    Its gorgeous up there by the way..

    and I highly recommend it!

  • @Born2flyfree1 oh cool ok thanks :)

  • that was fucin funny how the dude grabbed the other dudes parachute..the dude with the opened para was like wat the fuck...omg i can fly then he relizes his para deployed and then goes..darn i could almost fly

  • the dude grabbed his piolot chute lol

  • they even got different coloursthats sick

  • Great exit BTW, would like to have seen you guys turn some more points-- great skydive other than the premature; well done

  • Thanks, the premature caused a lot of confusion.

  • aaaahahahahaha poor guy mustve had like a 1 hour descent

  • DO like on JUST CAUSE 2 cut your shoot and pull out another one LOL

  • @xxxdanteyyy or not risk your life... because your main is open just like it should be. :)

  • boa der arme is bestimmt noch eeeewig in der luft rumgehflogen...

  • I made a thousand jumps with a throw out pilot. never had THAT happen. Course wasn't the fault of the guy who got pulled, was a bad grip. Totally understandable yet deadly blunder. Watch what you grabbin' in freefall!

  • Make that a 9 way

  • how long did it take for him to get down to the ground, i know nothing about skyiving by the way

  • Not longer than a couple minutes. Sure it was probably a long canopy ride, but there are techniques you can use to speed up your descent with an open canopy- e.g. constant turning in one direction or the other.

  • People who do RW ( FS ) two ways, ten ways, or hundred ways, shoundn't use leg mounted pilot chutes. Period.

  • @mikebasejumps Not heard that one. They used to be what everyone jumped. The main argument against them that I've heard is misrouting of the bridle causing fatalities back in the day.

  • Thanks for your reply Dorbie......I just feel that anything near a gripper area is a bad idea. Although we should be looking at what we are gripping, when things speed up, looking at everything can become second to getting the next point. I can also see how a mis-routed bridle could cause a PC in tow or worse. See you at the exit point. Mike

  • Mike is right. They should not even exist anymore. Everyone used to jump rounds too but as the gear and technology gets better people move forward with it and usually for good reason.

  • I agree people should move on, but the reason in the case of leg mounts was totals caused by misrouted bridles.

  • P.S. and skydiving is about freedom. People who run around telling others what they shouldn't be allowed to do in skydiving to an excessive degree, especially in things that used to be standard practice miss the point, makes me wonder if they shouldn't be allowed to jump out of airplanes for completely missing the point.

  • I just passed my check dive (A) Sunday and already I wanna jump a round chute rig.

  • hahah hillarious.  Hes like what the fuck!!

  • that guy just spoiled the fun:P, pulling someone chute is not nice:P

  • hahahahahahahahaha thats so funny lol

  • Hell, it wasn't even a premature deployment of the chute... If ya look closely the guy in the green pulls that guys main and causes the pilot to come out and deploy his chute. Looked more like a prank on a friend than anything lol

  • @SoldierStyle82

    Read the text accompanying the video.

  • I agree 100%! He went RIGHT for it.

  • It was not a prank, it was an accident. He was trying to take a grip on the leg strap and grabbed his leg mounted pilot chute.

    The culptit does a double-take before letting it go.

  • Really cool video, thanks for posting . I really enjoyed how everything went and I'm glad everyone landed safely on the ground :)

  • It doesn't say fatality, there was an accident and if you could be bothered to understand what happened you'd see that from the description and the video. If you're on here looking for fatalities then to hell with you moron.

  • The guy with the yellow and green racer dumped you out. Not cool

  • Actually he dumped my skydiving buddy Cornellius out :-)

    And it was an accident contributed to by Cornelius' antiquated leg mounted pilot chute.

  • Yep I saw that too. The green guy spoiled the party. Maybe he saw it was halfway out and finished the job.

  • that was so cool the guy in the yellow suits and black back pack is me thanks for the vid man

  • If that was you you wouldn't call it a backpack.

  • you skydive with a "back pack" ?

  • I think the right conclusion is he does not skydive.

  • yeah...but think how much money you could save with a back pack.

  • Yea, you'd only ever need one jump ticket too, it'd save you a fortune.

  • i've badly wanted to do this for 5 years but never had brave/rich enough friends to go do it with me

    how long does it take/much does it cost to get good enough to jump on your own, and when something goes wrong and you cut away at the primary shoot, how easy it that to do? are they designed for easy cutting or is it like rambo style improvisation?

    how often do things go wrong enough to need to cut your primary?

  • About $2000 will get you through AFF and ready to jump solo, but before then you'll have a lot of fun jumping with your own parachute accompanied by instructors and flying your canopy solo.

    After that you need to get your own gear and get more signoffs, about $4000 for gear and possibly quite a bit more in training, or not depending on how it's done, maybe up to $2000 in additional training.

  • The yellow/green guy pays the next load! :-) And the beer!

  • they'll be waiting for him at the bottom :)

  • DUDE that must have been one long ass ride down

  • Lol the guy pulled his shoot! at the end they looked ike power rangers.

  • POWERRANGERS... ACTIVATE!

  • heh....green and yellow buys the next round!

    expensive tab for a 10 formation

    beautiful footage though

  • that looks insanely fun

  • hey you;)

  • looks like power rangers XD

  • Lol did that guy panic when he pulled his shoot? he pulled it at like 8k alt

  • Woops make that 1:12 GO POWER RANGERS

  • 1:19 GO POWER RANGERS

  • i don't get what the accident was but it looked super cool

  • At 0:51 the jumper in green and yellow accidentally deploys the parachute of the jumper in red and white.

  • oh right i thought he was supposed to do that thanks

  • i like 1:18 how they all fly in different directions and they remind me of super heros going to save the day! i want to go skydiving so badly!

  • Here's a hint: always make sure your volumes at 0 to 20 before you watch a video, or else your ear drums could get damaged due to the very loud sounds!

  • Lol he was looking around like WTF?!?!?

    XD

  • your lucky to get that screen name you have

  • I know right?

  • ALMOST just almost looks intentional lol

  • Unlucky dipping out on the big way. A few points about the canopy ride, it would last a few minutes depending on the parachute type, size and how it was being flown, i.e turning, diving etc etc. I reckon he/she didn't waste much time getting down to find out what happened to cause the deployment and get some pay back.

    .

  • dude is this english? damn you guys are hardcore sky diver :P

  • lol brother... the white helmet pulled ur ripcord.... but how long did u fly until the ground ?

  • looks like you fall for liek 10 mins ;p but really nice i wanne do that 2 once :D

  • how long do you fall down???

  • Freefall lasts about a minute depending on exit altitude and deployment altitude. You can see in this video we exit at about 22 seconds into the video and the cameraman starts to deploy at about one minute and 22 seconds into the video

  • man i m 14 now but when i grow up i m defenitaly gonna skydive

  • 0:51  haahaa:D

  • i blaim the guy in the green and yellow sky suit

  • I'm put off from sky diving. The day before I was going to do it in Namibia, Swakopmund, a member of another overland tour company died whilst doing a tandem jump, as did the instructor.

  • There are hundreds of thousands of tandem jumps made every year. Do hundreds of thousands of anything and someone is going to have a bad outcome sooner or later. It's not a fairground ride but it is not as dangerous as your instincts tell you it is and your instincts will be talking to you loud and clear in the plane, that's why it's thrilling yet fun.

  • I'm sure it is fun! I'm just pointing out what happens in reality and some of the unfortunate outcomes. Bungee jumps are a lot safer than skydiving.

  • You're not just pointing out what happens in reality, you're giving an annecdote that amplifies the risk. People understand what's at stake skydiving, that's the point. In reality hundreds of thousands of tandem jumpers land each year with a big smile on their face. I do not accept your claim about bungee jumping, there's no regulation of that sport and plenty of incidents with people not hooked up or ropes to long. Conclusions require statistical analysis of real data.

  • Just stating a fact that the member of the group I was referring to did not have a big smile on their face afterwards! The bungee jump remark was my opinion. Rarely does the guy at the top tie the rope too loose, occasionally yes. I'm just saying that there have been lots of instances where one of the parachutes doesn't open, but luckily the second one will. You can understand why some people dont want to take that risk. As for the video, good work.You are obviously a lot braver than me.

  • The second 'reserve' parachute completely alters the risk. It's not a matter of luck. It is packed under FAA rules by an FAA certified rigger. The is a main and is not packed with the same official scrutiny. Moreover, to arrive at the probability a double event you multiply. You don't seem to understand why having a reserve makes skydiving safer, it does not make it twice as safe it makes almost a thousand times safer due to the way failure probability works.

  • Skydiving isn't for everyone, and neither is bungee jumping. I've tried both (tandem for the skydiving) with really professional outfits and personally prefer skydiving. The instructors I've talked to all consider bungee more dangerous, probably b/c they have less control. Also, I've no statistics to back it up, but I've found it much more difficult to find legal, professional bungee ops than skydiving ops. Regulations of the sport is a huge plus.

  • exactly dorbie. i'd say don't waste your breath but it's good for others to realise that actually bungee is probably more dangerous - if things go wrong there's no chance of fixing it, at least in freefall you have a minute or two and the extra chute. bungee is probaby more akin to BASE than skydiving.

  • minor injuries are also important - they happen far more regulary than serious ones, and can cause real damage. with bungee, there are common (& less so) injuries that don't happen so often in skydiving; eye trauma/ retinal haemorrage (which can result in permanent loss of vision), spinal damage, even uterine prolapse has occurred in females. still trying to find some definitive data, but there does seem to be some consensus that you are more likely to get injured doing a bungee than a tandem.

  • ajjaajaja ja... the guy in green/yellow screwed up big time!!!! I would kick his ass .... LOL

  • they all fly away

    lol

  • how was it..???

    i want to do this too...but its so scary...

  • skydiving must be scary as hell

  • can you talk when u skydrive?

  • Yes but nobody can hear you. It's just a massive rush or air like a hurricane so you can't hear anything anyone says.

  • well not after the deployment it goes silent but then ppl are further apart

  • hes gonna be even more mad when he finds out he slept with his wife

  • what happens if the premature pull it

  • i would sleep the ride down. only if the parachute has auto turning thingy

  • lol the dude with the green parachute bag was like"Hey you took my spot so il deploy ur parachute" lol jk

  • the guy in the green pulled his shute!

  • i love how they all disperse at the end.. they disappear! lol

  • Dorbie, do you happen to know how long that guy had to glide down before he finally landed?