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Uploaded by on May 7, 2008

On 7 August 1997, Stig Günther of Denmark, made a fall of 104.5 m (342 ft) off a crane onto an air bag measuring 12 x 15 x 4.5 m. His impact speed was about 145 km/h (90 mph). It took a few years to design and make the bag which cost around £13,500 and was made in a parachute factory. He scouted around 20 buildings in order to find a place to jump from including La Defence Arch in Paris. When he approached a crane company a second time they finally agreed to help him.

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  • for some reason i dont think paramedics would be able to do anything if he plumeted 342 feet

  • That guy has balls.

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  • I know him irl :D

  • That's nothing, I once jumped out of my bedroom window!

    ..What? I live in the Empire State Building.

  • i can do that...

  • Steve has never jumped into an airbag before--- how the hell is that not a problem? dont u have to have to be trained to NOT land upon ur head and die?

  • @CallOfDutySnipez its 343 feet!!! dude ur 1 foot short ahahha

  • GO DENMARK!! XD

  • Suprising the air bag was only that big. Where did his other testical land?

  • hardy boys theme ftw :L

  • @vaka391234 No it isn't :D

  • I would have been pissing myself all the way down :s

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