Run over by avalanche in Davos, Switzerland

[@AdamSkier]

Way to keep filming like a boss!

[@99FacesTV]

OMG - when was this? Today?

[@napets85]

99FacesTV yes today.

[@we73]

Die Lawinensprengungen scheinen derzeit auch teilweise etwas ausser Kontrolle zu geraten?

[@napets85]

we73 manchmal geht wohl auch mal etwas schief.

[@NUnl]

Hi Thomas! Is this your video? And if so, is it okay if I use it for the Dutch newswebsite NU.nl? Hope to hear from you! Bob

[@napets85]

I’m not the person who recorded it. But go ahead and use it.

[@NUnl]

@@napets85 Thanks for your quick response. Do you know the original owner of the video? I would like to get in touch with him/her. Thanks!

[@NUnl]

@@napets85 No problem! And you're sure it happened today?

[@napets85]

NU.nl absolutely.

[@NUnl]

@@napets85 Thanks!

[@totalstranger8412]

What’s the big deal? It’s just snow. Put you skis on and out race it. That’s what I would have done.⛷⛷

[@Puzzoozoo]

The average skier going down hill quickly does 40 mph, if the skier is head down, and arse in the air and just goes for it they do 60...ish mph. Dry slab avalanches typically travel 60-80 miles per hour. They reach these speeds *within about 5 seconds after they fracture*. A large, fully developed avalanche like on the video can weigh as much as a million tons. It can travel faster than 200 miles per hour. You still think you can outski one?