DEEPEST DEATH DIVE - A NEW WORLD RECORD !

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Don’t miss the Video of A Professional Diver Documenting what hides below the surface of the water in this mine !👌🏼🎥⚒️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaK3lZqamM1-n5Ysi=NwpMvDLVmfMx92Kd

[@lyr1kn156]

No idea how this popped up in my recommended, but I'm glad! Real cool!

[@suzettebavier4412]

Same

[@RobsNeighbor]

That has to be the most insane intro I've ever seen! This is going to be an amazing watch!!

[@stormeflyer5019]

Youth and Young Manhood 🤘Brilliant!

[@stevearmstrong4561]

This is so legitimately cool on so many levels.

[@jossmaxwell00]

Antonio what a coup. Credit to the divers for undertaking this, and for you to document it for us all to see. Bravo! I have shared all over the place.👍👍👍

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Thanks Joss !🙋🏻‍♂️🙏🏼🤩 so glad you enjoyed this one of a kind Documentary !⚒️

[@jezpayne3245]

Wow! Full send! Brilliant, thanks for sharing.

[@OvergroundUnderground]

Amazing footage, must have been sureal to see on the day.

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Yes it was a lot to mentally digest !🤯⚒️

[@go-explore]

AmZing video Toni, and the jumpers are class! Well done all

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Thanks so much!!😃🙏🏼

[@simonwilson1237]

That was good you sure know some crazy people tony was they vodkaed up 😂

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

😂

[@AlfonWHAT]

Ouuuuuu yesssss 🫡

[@AbandonedandForgottenWales]

That was epic fair play, crazy awesome, respect to everyone 👊

[@Carolb66]

wow wow wow! What an introduction to a video Tony! So exciting, insane but exciting What a stunning cave its huge! Just getting to the dive area is awesome to watch. Omg these lads have no fear what it must be like to be 40 years younger Tony! It made me feel giddy Tony just looking at that ladder never mind climbing down it. This is the most exciting cave video ive ever seen i really hope it gets the views it deserves Tony. Loved the king kong shadow that was cool, crikey he even managed a back flip! everyone looks so tiny! Some serious big splashes going on there. There bodies must get some huge bruises afterwards, looks very painful. 😮 well ❤much love stay safe Tony😊👍👍👍👍

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Thanks Carol ! It has been an honour to collaborate with such professional Cliff divers ! I am glad you felt the thrill watching it ! 😃 that is what the intention was all along ! Thanks and much love 🙋🏻‍♂️🙏🏼❤

[@visregu]

Antonio what a video absolutely amazing and what a experience I’d love to do it 😂💪❤️

[@dougalbyrne2817]

Love a bit of controlled craziness!

[@carpathic]

Absolutely stellar and terrifying. Amazing work!

[@OreExplorer]

Balls of steel fair play. Well done pal 👏

[@rodholden1974]

I just found your YT chanel. nice work...A small correction...the 12B rail bogger (8:02) works on a pneumatic system, not a hydraulic system as mentioned. It has two pneumatic motors with one driving the wheels (back and forth) and the other that winds up a chain that pulls up the bucket. Turn the handle the other way and it unwinds the chain, which drops the bucket. The operator stands on the side with the bucket being pulled up in front of his face to deposit it behind in the truck. In airleg mine I worked in there was only about 200mm between the operators back and the wall (so not much room for mistakes!!). It also has a centre pivot that allows the operator to clean up the edges out to about 600mm each side of the tracks. I used to operate one of these in a small underground mine in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia about 35 years ago. They are extremely dangerous and I was almost killed by one once. I took over a lunch break on the 600 level and the first sweep saw the bucket stuck under a toe I couldn't see, which rather than lift the buck, lifted up the back of the bogger and slammed me into the wall. I was stuck between the machine and the wall, with the air slowly pumping into the bucket winder. The only thing in the way was my arm jammed between the wall of the machine (my fist) and the rock wall at my back (my elbow). I yelled out and was watching my arm bend, waiting for it to snap. If my offsider wasn't as quick as he was, and grabbed the air hose and crimped it, my arm would have snapped and the bogger would have smeared my head up the wall. Those were the days.

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Thanks for the correction much appreciated ! Your story shows the dangers of the mining industry ! You were lucky to keep your arm !😅🙋🏻‍♂️🙏⚒️

[@rodholden1974]

@@UndergroundExplorerUK mate, I was lucky to keep my head ;) Got a few UG close call stories like that...

[@gabriellajohnson1781]

That water looks pretty blue 😳😷 hope y’all tested it

[@thatguy2201]

CuSO4 therapy.

[@Nath-sn1mv]

Tested it for?...

[@bestoftheYT]

Poison pond

[@Cxwl9]

That was wilde . I bet the miners would never have thought anything like that would happen . Grand video guys

[@Dawn5048Batchelor]

WELL DONE GUYS ❤❤❤❤❤

[@VikingExploration60]

Great film Toni, nicely done

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Thanks Brother ! 🙋🏻‍♂️🙌🏻🙏🏼

[@CanadianWolverine]

Did you take water samples to test?

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

No but would be interesting to see what comes out

[@JCKDPTT]

@@UndergroundExplorerUK diluted copper sulfate should be no hazard, don`t drink it tho.

[@YoVuelo]

This is criminally underrated 😮

[@joangeddes380]

Wow absolutely amazing 🤗👌🥰👍🏻🫶🏻👋🏻😍✌🏻

[@doomweaver2007]

Very cool 👌🎉

[@inthearea63]

Wow! Totally insane. 💯

[@girthydoinks]

Awesome Video Antonio thanks

[@TheRealTomLauda]

I didn't expected to see Kim and Truls here, but I'm an idiot. Dodsing in a cave ?? Of course 00Nation is here ! Hell yeah ! Now, i low key expect to see Gus and Woody diving to explore the underwater part of the cave system.

[@r3ddp1l]

doesnt need to be deep in dods to know most of those faces. congrats guys. and i rlly appreciate it to see that content in such an unreal environment

[@curtisdoucet8996]

Very cool collaboration.

[@matthewlee4193]

Imagine what lurks in those waters in that pit

[@Supwiyaman]

Epic dude❤

[@pengoat9]

Reminds me of diving off quarry cliffs in Canada as a kid....

[@rikpaterson5680]

Love it

[@DaleSales-ry5jo]

Did yall test the water.?

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

No but it would be interested to see what comes out of it !

[@MontanaWild78]

I wonder what kind of chemicals are in the water. What did they mine there?

[@neroxman2819]

Hello. I have a question. Do you think the levels of radon inside abandoned mines are safe for relatively short term periods of time, such as explorations? Or do you measure radon or even worry about it? Thanks, you have great videos!

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

We feel Radon will not affect if you are only an explorer , but no doubt our levels or exposure could cause cancer , has been noted an increased incidence of it in Cavers in the Uk , but is a risk I’m ready to take ⚒️❤️

[@Akjl049]

Nice flashlights. I wish i was smart enough to continue with that hobby... Too dangerous for the uneducated like myself though unfortunately.

[@petercarbin2077]

For reference point on saying the water since bringing in an air compressor and air tank to make bubbles maybe small pieces of white foam floating on it something that won't hurt if you land on it likes white styrofoam just a few 1-in cubes all floating and pick them up at the end no trash left behind great video loved it

[@darkdragon9199]

Good video, but the amount of ads I had was unreal

[@flo0079]

where is this location?

[@danieledoria8660]

che spettacolo!!!! mi piacerebbe incontrare gente come voi! ci divertiremmo un sacco, se venite in italia fatemelo sapere, conosco degli spot incredibili ahahah!!

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Grazie 🙋🏻‍♂️⚒️🙏🏼🙏🏼🥰

[@danieledoria8660]

@@UndergroundExplorerUK grazie a voi fratelli!! io abito in liguria, tra mare e montagne laghetti meravigliosi! ci sono dei tuffi spettacolari da fare ahahah!!! un mega abbraccio

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

@ un Grandissimo Abbraccio 🙋🏻‍♂️🙏🏼🥰❤️⚒️

[@rikpaterson5680]

Very Nice.

[@Gapihamiha6]

People worked there are real bad ass

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Yes big respect to the old miners 💪⚒️❤️

[@TomBeule]

nice coop

[@suzettebavier4412]

New Subscriber here 👍 😉

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Thank you 😁🙋🏻‍♂️🙏

[@ploplos]

Why arhe They throwing the stone to the water before the jump?

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

So they can see where the surface of the water is !

[@redloki_53]

at 16:32 pause and skip frame to frame, from my perspective to the right above you’re Head 😳😉

[@Seba-yj5sc]

how high is it? 😲 you guys are amazing

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

20meter high cliff dive ; 160 m below the surface ! ⚒️

[@Seba-yj5sc]

@UndergroundExplorerUK Jesus Christ.. That's so sick. Keep it up guys :)

[@noprivacyverner]

must be one of the coolest døds jump ever

[@يوربامصطفى]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@karlsmith5069]

Dont get me wrong them guys are nuts but i always thought the definition of a dive into water was arms & head 1st

[@ProVelvetX]

Were heavy metals in the water not a concern for y'all?

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Some of those guys had swam before in there last year and survived 😅

[@Gapihamiha6]

That is not 160m looks max 30, world record is 58,8m Laso Shaller (2015)

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

The dive is done from -160 underground , that’s what I meant , sorry if it is misleading

[@francoismennes4891]

Strange hole

[@peteb3365]

wonder what the collective noun is for a pile of fenix torches 😆

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

lol let’s find a name 🔦🔦🔦

[@DROP_BEARZ]

Not saying its not cool, but thats 160ft maybe, not metres. Ive chucked rocks and abseiled 110m amd it was wayy deeper than that. Awesome none the less

[@Bicep91]

this is like a Tom Rider

[@hulkthedane7542]

WOW

[@andrasszabo5896]

Jeremy Nicollin is the best!!!!

[@schweinheart]

still water. rip

[@rovve7432]

Not just a model

[@duncandisorderly6562]

160 metres? 🤔 the world record is only 58

[@GodsSoldier2]

NO!

[@konghalvor]

Jævlig fett

[@SN-hg6bx]

…..why….?🤷‍♀️

[@scopeyourpeace3975]

Not anywhere near 160 meters, let alone feet… 🙄

[@TomBeule]

#janschlappen mal was "anderes"