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Uploaded by on Jul 23, 2009

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  • @packoftwenty LOL... wanker.

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  • My palms sweat when I watch this guy.

  • fukin nutcase

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  • @mistertug you too! wow i get dizzy and my feet sweat also..i thought i was the only one. what does this say about a person.. i used to climb trees all the time but i slowly caught the fear of falling..im much older now but i wonder what it says about a person.

  • po prostu podziwiam

  • @packoftwenty too busy cruisin the girls and playin basketball :)

  • @FuzzyJar It's tightrope walking like it says in the video title. Slacklining as a sport is low to the ground and is concerned with performing tricks on the line. Type "Gibbon slacklining" into the search bar.

  • @ownedbystealth It's called tightrope walking. It is a rope not flat, elastic webbing. The fact that it IS taught is the reason why. A slackline has less tension, hence the word "slack." The webbing bounces and sways when you walk on it, which is why it is often used to teach people to surf.

  • @LittleMangoGal dipfuck. thats cuz its taught... the strength is in the middle, the highest part when taught

  • I have also contemplated landing a wing suit,

    The maths say is very doable.

    A good glide ratio suit with a gradient transition and a wheel or a ski to evenly disperse the energy and it's done!

  • @LittleMangoGal Interesting. So what would you call it?

  • Ican do this blindfold without a harness LOL

  • @FuzzyJar No, it's not slacklining because of they type of material he's using--look at the rope. It's rounded unlike a slackline which is flat due to webbing.

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