Friday Freakout: Skydiver Slashes Main Parachute With Hook Knife, Avoids Entanglement With Reserve

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** What happened **
This crazy incident started off with a bag lock malfunction that quickly turned into a one-in-a-million freak accident -- the hard housing passed through the 3-ring assembly -- which had to be cut way with a hook knife to avoid an entanglement with her reserve.
** Why did it happen **
The Initial Malfunction
We can’t see the initial malfunction, but the jumper said it was a bag lock. Bag locks occur for a wide variety of reasons, but most are related to improper packing procedures. Often the mistake is putting too much excess line through a stow and creating a large "bite" that can then catch and lock onto a neighboring bite on the d-bag during the deployment process.
The Incomplete Cutaway
It appears that in, what can only be described as a freak accident, this jumper’s hard housing passed through the second ring on her 3-ring-assembly and prevented a clean cutaway of her main parachute. Her rig was inspected, and it was confirmed that her container was properly assembled. One rigger we consulted believes that the exposed hard housing was possibly whipping around and could have passed through the second ring before the reserve deployment created enough pull to cause the cutaway to occur.
** How could it be prevented **
Bag locks
Diligent packing is the key here. When packing a parachute, skydivers should make sure they’re doing it slowly, taking each step one at a time, and not rushing. Complacency often occurs even with the most experienced jumpers because they’re chatting with one another during a pack job or rushing to make a call. Jumpers should make sure to not put too much excess lines through their stows; no more than 2 inches, which can help prevent the stows from potentially catching on one another. One instructor who viewed this video also noted that forgetting to cock a pilot chute could have potentially caused this incident; the main could have left the container but, without the snatch force from a pilot chute to pull through a tight stow, it could have stayed in the deployment bag until the jolt from the reserve opening finally started the deployment.
The Incomplete Cutaway
As noted earlier, this appears to have been a one-in-a-million event that can only be written off to divine intervention. Some incidents cannot be prevented but, fortunately, this jumper was heads-up enough to recognize what she needed to do.
** Additional Notes **
Hook Knives
A DZM I know once argued that hook knives should be a mandatory piece of equipment included in gear checks. This video is the perfect example of just how important a hook knife can be to saving your life. Notably, the jumper in this video said she only started carrying a hook knife a week before this incident and never thought she would need to use it. We’re really happy she did.
Canopy Separation
We also wanted to note that this jumper does an excellent job preventing these two canopies from entangling. She knew that the spinning main canopy posed a risk and did a good job keeping it away from her reserve while she got out her hook knife for the (literal) cut away.
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[@matthewsinger4902]

What I love about this channel is that it may be called Friday freak out but it’s a great to show that if you remain calm, think, and revert back to training, you can work out of most any malfunction. I’m going through AFF now and this is a great reminder to keep calm and always fight.

[@ryeann2567]

Always roll with 2 hook knives. Two is one, one is none. Fumbling hands, its easy to drop a lil baby hook knife when your adrenaline is cranked to 11.

[@Oneofakind123]

I would cut the wrong line, so I would rather have none if I ever where to jump out of a perfectly good airplane.

[@yasira9428]

@@Oneofakind123 With proper training you wouldnt cut the wrong line otherwise you have no business jumping out of a plane.

[@niinuetey9878]

@@yasira9428 it's a joke bro

[@joblessalex]

Attach one permanently to your gear? Can't drop it that way.

[@KeepinYouUp07]

@@Oneofakind123 lol no you'd be alright

[@bryanreeme8584]

My buddy who taught me to skydive 25 yrs ago had an early square main & round reserve before we met.. he had both deploy, wouldn't fly together (duh)... Round deployed thru main, used his knife to chop his reserve away... Bonfire knowledge; only guy I've met who's chopped his reserve👍... He just died this Thanksgiving, non- skydiving related😪.. THANKYOU TIMMY always!!!

[@jonathansalgado9194]

RIP dude!! BSBD

[@TheFireGoose]

Rip

[@yarpos]

nice work, havent seen too many videos of a hook knive in real use.

[@hypsin]

- Name two things that together sound like a very bad idea, but actually isn't - .... Knives and Parachutes!

[@eugenelayton5231]

Donald Trump and President of the USA.

[@hypsin]

@@eugenelayton5231 No, that one actually is as bad as it sounds

[@eugenelayton5231]

Yeah, parachutes suck. Trump is always BEST PRESIDENT EVER. Unless you suffer from TDS.

[@yosour6733]

hypsin loo not nearly as bad as it sounds trump has done phenomenal things for America more than the last 2 presidents ever did if you think trump has been a bad president your just ignorant and should stop watching cnn

[@fujimatosa]

@@yosour6733 Tell please what he did?

[@lawfreefly]

Way to be prepared; many older skydivers had a hook knife on our chest strap, and of course a must for CRW; Awesome vid.

[@Mark-et8vh]

Indeed. Back in 'the day', I jumped a T-10 for my first 50 jumps, before moving up to and purchasing a 'sport chute'. That rig came with a jump knife on the chest strap and I had one on my chest strap on the last rig I jumped, (Goliath). I never had to use it, but did start to reach for it a time or two.

[@clem1571]

Very helpful to see the hook knife in action. Smooth, deliberate steps. Very well done.

[@ryeann2567]

Notice she had a big one that you can easily grab, not one of those tiny beer opener ones! If you're gonna roll with a micro-knife, grab two!

[@randyporter3491]

That's a hell of a hook knife ! I've been a career firefighter for over 25 years and we tested at least ten different "seatbelt cutters" (hook knife), and never found a ONE that was worth a s**t ! They would all bind up under load. This just amazed the hell out of me. Nice job !

[@Brian-Peck]

they tend to work better with tension in my experience. If you don't create enough tension on the belt it wants to bunch and bind. keep it taught and it cuts like butter

[@randyporter3491]

Brian Peck You're right Brian. When we conducted testing, we used tubular webbing and flat webbing, of different widths, including standard seatbelt strap. We put them under varying tension, from 25# up to body weight. Some of the cutters did cut, but not consistent, or always cleanly. Some of the most expensive models, cut the worst. We were also testing pocket knives with a cutting hook, which were mostly useless on most materials. The dual blade razor cutters did the best. But, like you said, under tension.

[@SEILLC]

I've never really seen one that I'd fully trust either, but they were mini-risers and there was only one to cut. But I'm thinking she had some luck too.

[@gforce415]

There also single use as they are chemically sharpened the ones made of metal are better than the plastic ones

[@kirkbauer2]

Nice job, handled it perfectly. And risers are cheaper than a full reline so that's the right thing to cut, unless your lines were already pretty old :)

[@Jessebella1]

Handled it perfectly? Do you really honestly after thinking and watching this again, think he handled this "Perfectly"? There can be no improvements or better way to have handled it? Two knifes for instance? A little faster? Nothing? It was Perfect yes

[@kirkbauer2]

@@Jessebella1 what would a second knife have done for him? This is a time for careful deliberate action, not rushing. Sure we can sit here and optimize the flow afterwards but the outcome wouldn't have improved. He probably could have safely landed it but better to ditch the main. I was in this situation once doing CRW but I was able to cut away normally. Of course I've used a hook knife in other CRW situations.

[@Jessebella1]

@@kirkbauer2 What would one knife do when his adren is high as fuck and he messes about and drops it? KIll him.... Thats the first answer, let's see. It is also a lot faster depending on your spin direction and all sorts, separate knives can be placed in different areas, the second answer. Man if you want to argue what I'm saying, be my guest, I don't ned to justify it, I'm right. Nothing I say though will convince you because you simply do not know.

[@kirkbauer2]

@@Jessebella1 how do you know he has only one knife? Personally I carry three but I've only ever used one for one incident. The others are there if I need them though.

[@d-elektra7101]

@@Jessebella1 I've never seen more than one knife attached. Only if it's CRW. Yeah, I was trying to release it too long and an idea to use a hook knife came out late. But still, it was enough alti to reach the landing area.

[@scottynic2894]

I've always wondered how easily these knives would cut through risers...now I have my answer.

[@dacomazielsdorf7618]

If it is slack its hard but if tight itll be butter ive seen alot of wasted time with knives on a fire scene Trying to cut a slack seat belt

[@GratitudeAboveAll]

@@icycreative Link to video please?

[@Gixer750pilot]

She did well

[@jronaldlee]

So impressed with this skydiver.

[@Johnny-lr5jt]

Yeah, especially the way he packed and deployed his main chute. Brilliant stuff.

[@paullhc]

@@Johnny-lr5jt She, surely?

[@bradleybeckstead9674]

Why?

[@jronaldlee]

@@bradleybeckstead9674 Why am I impressed? That malfunction was nasty... getting into a potential spin can cause all kinds of problems, and she deployed and used her hook knife perfectly. Plenty of skydivers carry two hook knives... "I'm going to drop the first one anyways..." but she had the presence of mind to get her hand in the loop, get it out without dropping it, and managed to clear the malfunction without further endangering her life. Good stuff!

[@bradleybeckstead9674]

Glad your impressed.

[@leeglaze]

Not that it is a big deal, but the proper spelling for the word that describes a loop of rope is “bight”, but it’s pronounced “bite”. It’s an Marlinespike Seamanship term, back when people used to get around in sailing ships.

[@kd6mtw]

Blue skies Brother! Glad you made it thru that one!

[@jons6368]

She kept her cool and did a great job. I've never seen or heard of a 3-ring release doing that before. How the hell did that happen?

[@vidjumper4538]

Improper routing of the housing. My recommendation: Find a better Rigger.

[@d-elektra7101]

Vid Jumper it was a proper installation. Just act of God or bad luck.

[@vidjumper4538]

@@d-elektra7101 You are correct. This can happen to any rig with mini 3 rings. Not very likely, but possible.

[@twelveofthem]

Clearly the cutaway cable wasn't all the way pulled out.

[@vidjumper4538]

@@twelveofthem Yes it was.... It is kind of like flipping a quarter...It is possible for that quarter to land on it's edge...with the violence of a malfunction, the cable housing can sometimes be caught in the big mini ring. This is neither a design flaw or a rigging error... it's rare but it happens. She's lucky she survived

[@AuroraClair]

That blade went through the risers like butter O.o I was so nervous and thought ot will be a struggle to cut through. Damn, what knife was that? I know not all go through material that snooooothly. Great job skydiver, I'm happy it turned out good in the end. What a freaky incident indeed 😥😥😥 still don't understand how the line could have passed through the second ring (yes, I read the description, just NEED an explanation xD)

[@Iguanamunich]

Good job, nicely solved. Apparently, that was the sharpest knife in the drawer :-)

[@michaelscott7874]

Can't say enough great things about this badass! Nicely done. Phew. Man.....lol.

[@ozononehoundredseventy8582]

Говорили мне по молодости инструктора- бери в подъем телефон. Неее, нах, разобьешь еще. А потом я по осени плюх в болото с трясиной и 2 часа из болота и час с тряпками ловил попутки- вокруг леса с болотом к ДЗ ехать нужно было 15 мин (а меня искали- связи не было). Говорили мне инструктора- бери с собой стропорез. Нах, думаю я, вероятность 1 на млн.! Ну вот на видео он самый 1/миллионный и есть. Теперь буду брать :) P.S. Девочка- красотка- все спокойно сделала!

[@facitenonvictimarum]

Google Translation. Is it close? Just curious. "They told me when they were young instructors, take the phone up the stairs. Nah, you’ll break it again. And then in the fall I plop into the swamp with a bog and 2 hours from the swamp and an hour with rags I caught a ride - around the forest with a swamp I had to go to DZ for 15 minutes (but I was searched, there was no connection). The instructors told me - take a sling cutter with you. Nah, I think, the probability is 1 in a million! Well, in the video, he is the most 1 / millionth. Now I will take :) P.S. The beauty girl did everything calmly!"

[@ozononehoundredseventy8582]

facite non victimarum :)))) In general, the meaning of your text (Google translation) is similar to the original, but in the original there are a lot of Russian-skydive slang. Below is my original translation: When I was young, the instructors have told me- take your phone with you. Nooooo, fuck it- the phone could be broken down in a jump. And then, in the fall I flopped into a swamp with a quagmire. And for 2 hours I have getting out of the swamp with rags and another 1 hour I tried to catch a ride- to the DZ had to ride 15 minutes around the forest and swamp (and they were looking for me- I had no connection). When I was young, the instructors have told me- take a hook knife with you. Fuck it, I thought- the probability of 1 in a million! Well, in the video, here is it- 1 / millionth. Now I will take it :) P.S. The girl- is belle! She did everything calmly.

[@sergeig685]

@@ozononehoundredseventy8582 When I was young, the instructors told me- take your phone with you. Nooooo, fuck it- the phone could break. Then one autumn I landed in a swamp with quicksand. Took me two hours to get out and then another hour to hitch a ride with all my "laundry". The DZ was only 15 minutes away and they were looking for me, but of course, we had no way to communicate. The instructor told me "Take a hook knife with you". "Fuck that", I thought, "the likelihood of needing one is like one in a million". Well, here it is. Now I will carry one :) P.S.Props to the girl, handled it calmly.

[@bagdad_zh]

Хорошо когда есть переводчик) а ты сам без переводчика английский язык знаешь?

[@sergeig685]

​@@bagdad_zh да

[@mikeferguson4816]

wtf...another nightmare 2 out...i just saw another of these, where the jumper did NOT have (or didn't use) a hook knife. well done! (i woulda been screaming expletives, cuz that's how i roll [er...uh...panic])

[@MrPepper312]

Glad I watched this. Will stop leaving my hook knife in my gear bag.

[@ColinWatters]

I'm surprised how fast that blade cut through all the webbing.

[@Hussainpiplodwala]

That blade cuts just one riser...that webbing comes where the riser ends...

[@SatlaE]

Why does her main has red toggles and the reserve has yellow? from what i learned in the training its the other way around and its important to know which one is which (especially for cases like this)

[@macrovigilance]

That's a propper cutaway right there!!!

[@Tyler_deJong]

Nice work. Also, where is this? Beautiful!

[@devioux4082]

Tyler D I’m about 95% sure this is Skydive Cebu in the Philippines, 5% that I could be wrong

[@d-elektra7101]

Bantayan island, Philippines

[@fleefry]

Fixed it... Heads Up Skydiver: Skydiver carefully cuts main risers to avoid entanglement with reserve.

[@johnparkman8150]

I always carried a hook knife when I jumped...and it wasn't one of the cheap plastic ones either...always imagined i would use it during crew on someone else's canopy though lol...

[@shriashish21]

Just to clarify? The main didn't release when you cutaway to the reserve? Is that right?

[@michaelsupple6081]

Nice work man!

[@natural9743]

Back in the day we use to use our teeth-lol

[@A._J_.]

"As noted earlier, this appears to have been a one-in-a-million event that can only be written off to divine intervention." Fortunately for the skydiver, the gods are no match for a hook knife.

[@jonathansumerfield8899]

I was wondering why it wouldn't chop. Wow, I've never seen that one before.

[@kilroy1964]

In the military we didn't have hook knives, but were taught to pull in the main chute and tuck it between our legs. I think this would have been a faster and safer solution in this case.

[@d-elektra7101]

I tried to bring it closer at least to release housing from the ring but it was quite heavy. Half inflated and with only one side attached.

[@kilroy1964]

@@d-elektra7101 The military trick is to pull in on one side of the main so it deflates as you go (once you've deployed your reserve chute).

[@d-elektra7101]

@@kilroy1964 it was already in the right side. But it didn’t make things easier. Impossible to make it.

[@falschparker2140]

Well done!!

[@SchnitzlerxXx]

What hook knife brand is she using?

[@Pghlife966]

CN see the older rings were worn out. That ring wedge itself in the other ring. That should never happen. Rough hardware too much friction

[@Maitreya888]

I don't understand why the main parachute didnt get flushed after she deploy her reserved? Why was it still attached to her?

[@gdutfulkbhh7537]

You can see the reason at 2:44

[@valderja]

Well handled. Why was the main hung up? Was the three ring fouled or bound up?

[@rickohara1721]

Awesome job. Did she cut through the risers or lines? Would have taken a bit strength hauling at that main

[@SEILLC]

She cut one riser. She had a mal, and when she chopped her right side riser stayed connected, left side did what is was designed to do.

[@SM-rt7pr]

If I ever jump again you can bet it wont be on a Friday.

[@archangel9114]

I am not a skydiver but i enjoy watching this vids. I have a question: do you guys go searching for the main chutes after cutting away and blown for miles? I'm guessing that gear is expensive.

[@voddybull]

Yes.

[@1964mcqueen]

I am 38 jumps in. I was not given a knife or advised to carry one in my AFF course. Should it not be included in lessons and even mandatory equipment for beginners, if not all skydivers? I'm going to get one.

[@richardtofield9959]

cant remember who gave me this laconic advice: the hook knife is pretty much for a lineover on the reserve, that line is probably a brake line,it may be as well to cut both of them/be prepared to cut the second immediately in case you chose wrong

[@arthurrd2306]

She is awesome!

[@jarodolsen8955]

So I'm confused, did he have both come out at the same time or did he try to chop the main and it just didn't chop all the way?

[@TheDEMMX]

Why did one side get stuck?

[@user-tr6nl9rx4q]

Whoever did that 3 ring connection, made a big &#*$up

[@andrewr4792]

Very impressive. This is exactly how you should handle the down plane two out. Easier said than done.

[@skyhighadventuresaus9252]

You’re right, always easier in theory, but if ever in an EP and you keep your composure your training kicks in and a calm mind makes smarter decisions… Blue skies bud

[@flyinghero5283]

I've just had to change my trousers and I was only watching 😫

[@bcabral1120]

I find it very odd that her main has red toggles and her reserve has yellow. It’s also strange that her reserve has a full sail slider (no hole). Does anyone know where this happened?

[@HappyBear376]

Those knives are rubbish.

[@bcabral1120]

#Benchmade are the best

[@marksmith9176]

Dilemma, in this situation do you cut the lines or the risers? And argue your decision. Thank you.

[@d-elektra7101]

In this case - riser. Shipping faster, price lower.

[@voddybull]

Whatever you cut first is the best decision.

[@slkgeothermal]

Why didn't the main cut away? Seems like there is more to this story.

[@HEDST8]

For anyone who skydives and has had this sort of thing happen how fast are you roughly going with both chutes open and why can you not land as he was? I presume he is going faster than normal but from the video it doesn tlook very fast?

[@d-elektra7101]

Because main can wrap around the reserve and it will be a big problem. Another reason - landing outside of the landing area in the Philippines is a kinda nightmare. wires everywhere, palm trees, etc.

[@MrTomzabomb]

Why didnt she just pull her cut away pillow?

[@marksmith9176]

Well done 👍

[@larrynoe6162]

Someone needs to do a proper gear check.

[@avtoinstruktor54]

Ага, перед телеком с пивасом и чипсоидами очень просто делать выводы: - я бы всё сделал иначе, в воздухе переобулся, перекурил и в самолёт запрыгнул бы🤦‍♂️😎. А по-факту девочка умница, разобралась, выжила не травмировмировалась, сохранила и выложила видео, для как раз таки понимания причины отказа. Но основная задача выполнена, а что там и почему пошло не так - уже глубоко вторично. Ещё раз - умница!!! 👋🤝

[@jonathansumerfield8899]

Great job by the way.

[@fujimatosa]

What happened? Why she open two parachutes? It is ok, a read a video's description, everithing is explaned here.

[@eugenelayton5231]

That stuff happens when you do what you shouldn't do.

[@andyowens5494]

Hook knives are ace in many sports; just make sure they are easily accessible - chest is best; sometimes its impossible to reach down to your leg/pockets when you really need it. Always carry mine, in the air, trackside and under water; never used it in 20 years, but thats not really the point of safety gear now, is it.

[@88shooter]

Ich lese oft: "ein hook knive ist das unötigste Teil was man haben kann und kaum einer braucht es jemals." Wir haben fast ausnahmslos airbags in den Autos, die meisten eine RSL und einige ein M.A.R.D System. Warum zum Teufel hat nicht jeder ein less than 30€ knive am rig!?

[@peterp.3530]

Brave woman !

[@docwill184]

What was she fumbling for at the leg-straps? Hook-knives are carried at the chest strap.

[@phutton88]

Mine's on my leg strap.

[@docwill184]

@@phutton88 Ok thanks...

[@pavnazwisko9196]

0:55 Knife.....Where is it?!?!

[@Oneofakind123]

If it was me I would have cut the reserve by mistake. 🙈

[@devioux4082]

Skydive Cebu in the Philippines? I’m 95% certain

[@bruthoma-ib5np]

Возможно ли, что длинная тесьма от транзита попала в кольца и стала тому причиной? Мне коуч настрого сказал пихать ее подальше в складки, чтобы не торчала.

[@richardmillward8200]

Should have pulled 1 line and could’ve saved that parachute!

[@extremisttotheextremeantid7554]

Great video however she reacted slowly which could’ve put her in a worse situation if the parachute was in a spiral entanglement. She’s very lucky this malfunction wasn’t worse or it would’ve had a different outcome. Should have had the hook knife on her chest strap or somewhere easier to reach.

[@TBagr]

Good job by her

[@Rezo3]

Excellent job. I will be buying a hook knife

[@MasterChief-sl9ro]

Who the hell routed the cable...

[@BreakingBad13]

Ok now I want a hook knife ! Where did she put it though? I can't see properly.

[@d-elektra7101]

on the leg strap.

[@ashleymendoza1205]

Дарья Киян where did you buy this knife?

[@d-elektra7101]

Ashley Mendoza in Russia. Every dz selling it. Pelican knife.

[@joeytagliaferro3760]

How does this happen?

[@TEEMsky]

Heu Joey, you can read a full breakdown of the incident in the video description.

[@drewflanagan4296]

looks pretty frantic in regular speed but in slo-mo she was as cool as a cucumber

[@missemarie5511]

This is probably a super dumb question, but is it ever possible, if this was to happen, to pull in your main, gather it up and like hold it bundled up like between your legs or something?

[@skydiverclassc2031]

There is an incredible amount of tension on the risers and lines, even in normal situations. Add to that the centrifugal force of a spinning canopy and the short answer is no. On top of that, the time spent in trying to reel in a partially inflated canopy is altitude lost, a significant factor in skydiver fatalities. You can see how low she is when she finally gets it under control.

[@yurigui6080]

Sadie E I’m both a skydiver and a paraglider pilot. As a skydiver, I was never taught what to do when the 3 ring won’t release. So I guess it depends whether you have a hook knife on your rig with you. As a paraglider pilot, the main is connected by carabiners that are hard to disconnect, and the standard procedure in a two-out scenario is to do a canopy transfer onto reserve, then reel in the collapsed/entangled main.

[@ddon1797]

@@yurigui6080 its mandatory in the uk for all licenced jumpers to have one attached to the rig

[@ryananderson4437]

Yuri, If you ever get a riser stuck at the 3 ring during a cutaway the procedure is to first make sure your cutaway cables have completely cleared. If still stuck, grab your riser and pull it. Sometimes during cutaway the force isn’t enough to clear the three rings. Sadie, it would be very challenging to pull this parachute back in. This jumper handled the situation correctly. Tried to clear her three rings. When that didn’t work she used her hook knife. IF she didn’t have a hook she could have tried pulling it in but it would be extremely difficult plus the more important thing by that time would be figuring out the safest way to control her reserve parachute

[@missemarie5511]

Thanks all, that does really make alot of sense! Common sense mostly haha...knew it was a pretty silly question! Get rid as quick as. 👍 And it looks like a hook knife is a sensible thing to carry on you too. :)

[@Jessebella1]

took way to long and never carry one knife either

[@alanhelton]

She did well. Only thing is looked like she didn’t exactly know where her line cutter was. Not the worst, but I’d want to train to muscle memory where such a tool is.

[@d-elektra7101]

Because just a week before that I put it in another location.

[@alanhelton]

@@d-elektra7101 still highlights the point. Simply glad you had the right tool on you and where able to find it in time.

[@marksmith9176]

A lot of skydivers may have rode that down. You did the right thing.

[@SEILLC]

I was thinking she would have survived the landing, if it stayed in that configuration.

[@d-elektra7101]

@@SEILLC maybe... But not sure. In the Philippines outside of the landing area a lot of surprises. Wires everywhere, palm trees, houses.

[@SEILLC]

@@d-elektra7101 When I say survive, I mean the impact with ground. Death by impalement or electrocution while skydiving is....well, God must not like you.

[@nailvaleyev7601]

Проясните немного дилетанту. Это основной не отцепился? Купол на выброс или подлежит ремонту?

[@TwilightSun32]

да. купол не поврежден, на видео режется деталь ранца - свободный конец основного парашюта. новая пара свободных концов ОП вполне себе покупается.

[@Shtirlic23]

У неё в большое кольцо кзу попал боудуен (на фото в конце) и соответственно заклинило. Как мне объяснил риггер с Аэрограда Коломны, случай один на миллион. Монтаж был правильным. Купол в порядке, только свободные концы заменить

[@novainvicta5488]

Не до конца пробила тросики при отцепке основного парашюта, вот правый свободный и не отошел. С куполом все в порядке, заменить только перерезанный свободный конец ...

[@Shtirlic23]

@@novainvicta5488 там именно клин, тросик пробит. В самом конце видео фотка есть, да и на превьюшке тоже

[@novainvicta5488]

@@Shtirlic23 , все верно - "клин", до конца не смотрел )

[@Moe-yi2qg]

Подушку отцепки не доконца вытянула и не пробила тросик получается?

[@ruslankochnev4270]

Нет. Смотрите до конца видео, там фотка есть. В кольца КЗУ попал боудэн отцепки, так как возможно был перекручен.

[@Moe-yi2qg]

Ruslan Kochnev увидел, спасибо Руслан.

[@swoopmj]

Cut the main risers.

[@gdimond2060]

Imagine if she didn't have that knife on her...

[@igorb.5772]

Неправильно кзу был смонтирован, видимо петля была продета не через кольцо на боудене , перед отделением кзу нужно проверять.

[@TwilightSun32]

пишут правильно был смонтирован. причина в том что боуден попал не туда куда должен был. а так да, проверять конечно надо

[@igorb.5772]

@@TwilightSun32 это кольцо там не просто так, попробуйте на стенде продеть без него и поотцепляться, скорее всего на какой-то раз заклинит. А то что говорят это скорее всего, чтобы не пускать тень на лсо))

[@TwilightSun32]

@@igorb.5772 Если не продеть петлю в колечко на боудене правильно, то может быть самоотцеп, это да. А чтобы заклинило по этой причине при полностью выдернутой подушке - как-то слабо себе это представлю. Помню на ФБ писали что собрано было правильно (может даже фотки нашлись, до предпосылки, не уверен) А ЛСО тут каким боком ? Дело происходит не на постсоветском пространстве.

[@ruslankochnev4270]

@@igorb.5772 есть отдельное видео разбора прыжка. Там боудэн перекручен с другим боудэном, вовремя отцепки он вернулся в исходное положение - попав в кзу

[@СтаниславАболмасов]

PWD NN да никто на лсо тень и не кинет, это не ДОСААФ

[@phutton88]

I didn't have a hook knife for my first 200 jumps. I was always worried, since I saw the video involving a main line entangling with the closing loop tab. That skydiver rode a two out all the way to the black top! Could have been intervened with, with a simple hook knife slice! I love having my little hook knife on my harness!

[@AuroraClair]

Can you share a link to the video you're talking about?

[@AuroraClair]

And what's a black top?

[@hellsengame]

Maybe next time she will be sure to check all the gear principally both of the 3 rings systems to feel happier in the skies.

[@NEO0]

You never made a mistake? Go away.

[@hellsengame]

@@NEO0 Why so serious? Remember, in this sport, a "little mistake" can cost your life... 👍

[@NEO0]

I never disputed that. I asked you if you never made a mistake. Have you?

[@philcourteney4328]

And he was just saying to check better next time...which is exactly what every instructor and coach tells every jumper after an incident debrief.

[@d-elektra7101]

We always check. But it’s not about checking. All was ok. It’s just a bad luck.

[@yurecc177]

without a hook knife, it will be different and harder.

[@lakshyagoyal5560]

Just to understand, is there a reason why the main cut-away didn't or wouldn't work here?

[@renanreismartins]

Why am I receiving notifications of old videos? Ah. It is the same video posted again.

[@TEEMsky]

Hey Renan, we usually publish the videos on our website first, and then publish them on our KZbin channel a few weeks or months later. Perhaps you watched this same video on our site, but this is the only version of this video that we've published here on KZbin.

[@steveearnshaw1917]

That's why I always jump with a Zippo.

[@DonatoValdiviaAQP]

Hey

[@jasong.wentworth8697]

She took soooo long to cut that thing free

[@d-elektra7101]

well, because I was trying to release those rings first manually. And no trainings on cutting risers with a hook knife. An idea popped up quite late.

[@itsgonzalits]

This channel has really deterred me from becoming a skydiver.

[@steveearnshaw1917]

Then road accident statistics should stop you taking driving lessons. Considering the millions of jumps per year: skydiving is a very safe sport. Many malfunctions are caused by jumper error or packing errors rather than equipment failure. As long as the canopy is in good condition packed correctly and deployed correctly, there will be no issues. This video shows a malfunction that rarely happens and was dealt with accordingly, she landed safely under her reserve: how many near misses do drivers have but don't tear up their licence?

[@AborvalG]

Brave girl!👌🤟🙏😎

[@MS-ze2xm]

Sweet moves

[@TheSecondWitness]

As usual, the nonstop videos of the fumbling and bumbling life of the skydiver.

[@Alexander040677]

Молодец! Все правильно сделала 👍

[@duncanread4442]

Wow that knife was sharp!!

[@hrgwea]

That specific kind of hook knives are designed for that, They are like sliding scissors.

[@raymondhuffman6258]

I have one very similar to that. it uses utility knife razor blades as replacements

[@Белкин-р3э]

Справился пеликанчик шустренько! Чик и всё!

[@d-elektra7101]

Алексей Си как по маслу прошёл. Я удивилась, думала придётся несколько раз по одному месту, но не пришлось

[@fujimatosa]

@@d-elektra7101 Это ты на видео что ли? На видео не понятно, где был ввод основного и запасного купола, запаску RSL открыл?

[@d-elektra7101]

fujimatosa да там после взгляда в бок (Камера не поймала спагетти из строп основного) отцепка была. Запаска вручную введена была. Не сработал рсл.

[@fujimatosa]

@@d-elektra7101 Тогда RSL наверное нормально отработал, не выпустил запаску, пока свободный конец не отошел. Это же самый страшный отказ, если два купола спутаются. Я вычитал, что такая проблема случается на подвесках с уменьшенными кольцами. Мол, пошла тенденция кольца уменьшать, а канал отцепки остался того же размера, из за этого он может заклинить.

[@d-elektra7101]

fujimatosa да поэтому я его держала в стороне. Он хотел обернуться вокруг запаски. Он очень сильно сопротивлялся... в моем случае боуден отскочил в кольцо и кзу намертво заклинило. Пыталась достать боуден, ослабив натяжение свободного конца, но ручки не справились с частично наполненным куполом.