Skimming The Earth in a Wingsuit

This is Brendan Weinstein, a 27 yr old wingsuit pilot. Brendan and his team spent 2 weeks planning this flight down the Mettelhorn in Randa, Switzerland.
When I came across this video, I was so captivated at how dangerous and amazing it looked. So I got in contact with Brendan and interviewed him about this video, and asked him all about this flight.
Brendan runs the company BaseBeta which is dedicated to serving base jumpers, and has done roughly 1200 wingsuit flights, 700 base jumps, and 800 skydives. And spent weeks planning this flight with fellow jumpers.
Thanks for watching
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► Brendan Weinstein KZbin Channel - / brendandubs
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► Wingsuit Flying Video 1 - • Surfing the Mountain
► Wingsuit Flying Video 2 - • Surfing the Mountain POV
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[@WonderWorldYTC]

★★★ *FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE VIDEO / FACT UPDATES* ★★★ *1) How does the camera work looking back at him? I don’t see it attached* - The name of the camera he used was the GoPro Fusion 360 with a selfie stick. which removes the stick or makes it invisible.

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

The camera has two lenses looking in opposite directions, and the images caught by the lenses overlap where the camera's handle is located. That overlap {digitally removes} the image of the handle.

[@avatarlaranlatyor1690]

Great video really. thank you for sharing

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

He oughta take it a little easy. He may be the best bush pilot this side of Mos Eisley, but those little wingsuits are dangerous. Keep it up, one day...Whamo...he could end up a dark spot on the downside of a canyon wall.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

It is only a matter of time before one of these guys successfully lands on water/without a parachute.

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Ummm, how can it be done? How can a wingsuit pilot slow his speed down enough to not die or get seriously effed up?

[@alexcampack]

The back flying was insane and awesome.

[@DJ_POOP_IT_OUT_FEAT_LIL_WiiWii]

fly by the back is the way to go

[@gepliprl8558]

well accident does happen dude

[@davmil2002]

ditto the whole exercise. what balls!

[@kdpwt]

This is absolutely insane. The fact that this guy is 27 and has 1200 wingsuit flights almost blows my mind. To put it into perspective, if he did one jump a week it would take him 23 years. Not to mention the risk factor I do some stuff that people might consider dangerous, but this is on another level. My respect

[@nordlyssrlys6945]

He kept flying and flying and flying.... so did the cameraman, give him some applause too😂

[@mariusbijan1336]

There is no cameraman. Someone just trow the camera really hard after the guy.

[@AxtonXtreme]

Keeping all the jokes aside, the cameraman was at a relatively higher elevation throughout the course of that glide.

[@MJ-zo5gb]

I don’t think you could open the chute that close to the ground for most of the flight, so he was committed to the route. I Could be wrong; Maybe at certain points he could’ve pulled up enough to open the chute….

[@albatross_3335]

Bruh

[@StarfieldRailway]

This is the best wingsuit video I have found, and I have been adding them to my playlists for a decade.

[@zwigoma2]

Hooptie Hamburger Have a go at this one... kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYXdqKmvr9-ZoM0

[@andrewthomas695]

This is the first one I have watched!

[@StarfieldRailway]

@@zwigoma2, thanks. That one is great too.

[@Joseph-lz5er]

Imagine being stuck in a small town on the top of the mountain full of zombies and getting away from that situation with the wing suit on jumping off the moutain. What an amazing feeling it would be knowing you escaped danger flying off the mountain like this.

[@devinmichaelroberts9954]

escaped the zombie only to die by rock impact. I dunno which is better

[@Nilmand]

That seems to me like an excellent horror movie

[@erepsekahs]

R.I.P

[@20teamplayer]

I'm at 52 skydives right now. My goal is to eventually work my way up to Wingsuit BASE, but I don't think I'll ever do proximity flying. The margin for error is just to slim. No matter how well trained/prepared you are, mother nature has a mind of her own. All it takes is a small gust at the wrong time to send you in. Props to that guy though, he's living the dream.

[@justdev8965]

Mother nature enjoys being enjoyed, but hates being trolled.

[@20teamplayer]

@@justdev8965 Which category does this fall into LoL. If we were never made to fly are we trolling her?

[@devinmichaelroberts9954]

as far as I understand it thats why they fly pretty high up still.. the videos always make it look like they are touching the terrain but they arent they are sometimes even higher than 100ft.. a gust of wind would send them maybe 80 feet down tops id imagine and they could probably...... wait what am i even talking about??? Those fuckers die all the time. .... Nevermind!

[@PaperDragons]

If you have not tried this yet in VR I suggest you give it a shot. Truly an amazing sport. Even on the cheap cardboard VR viewers, this takes your breath away. Cant imagine doing it for real.

[@paultruesdale7680]

Going to give that a go, thanks for the tip!

[@Napstone]

I watched a wingsuit video just like this a while back, and after the video there was a “dedicated to all those who’ve died from wingsuit accidents” and the long list of names that followed, I can only compare to the end cast credit of a Hollywood movie! 😳 😯😱... don’t be deceived by the thrill of this video, these guys die like flies of which you hear nothing about!

[@Elhardt]

If it's the same one I saw, they listed 25 people who died in just that one year doing this. Quite sobering.

[@ianrobinson8974]

Yeh, I know the story. In the 1960's I gave away parachuting after a whole 3 jumps as the #2 in the world had to land on his reserve and the #1 female diver in Australia died after falling into the sea. That was enough for me to feel the risk factor was just too big!

[@jsquire5pa]

@@ianrobinson8974 ordinary parachuting is perfectly safe ... this is a totally different kettle of fish

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

I love watching these amazing flights and wonder if I’d have the balls to do it, if I were younger and had the finances to afford to do it. The death rate is approx 0.2%, that may not sound high to some but if you compare it to other sports it’s very high. Its a sport that on average the expiry rate is 1/500 flights. The only sport that I think comes close would be F1 in the 50’s and 60’s.

[@topgeardel]

They probably die like flies b/c they think they have to push the "envelope" of proximity to terrain. The wingsuit proves people can fly at least to a certain altitude. It's not the art itself at fault.

[@garyfuzz2434]

Glad I listened right to end for the safety talk.There was me ready to head into the attic to get the double blow up mattress and start fashioning it with a pair of scissors.

[@TheWilsonk99]

...right with you bro! I was in the attic throwing rope. Suitcases, old curtains and scrap cloth, sewing machine, French language Primer, then I paused to catch my breath....and from the kitchen (where l my phone) ...I caught the last part of the sentence , he says, ì would say don't try this at home... and all a sudden a rung on the ladder breaks - so I don't hear further. And don't really care, because I'm sure I've broken something. And ì admit to crying some when I didn't feel like my so called loved ones weren't paying enough attention. In the end I decided attention was what I really wanted, and I seemed to be in good shape where that's concerned. There's a moral here, somewhere, wingman.... come see me sometime and we can talk it out over beer with the guys.

[@JosedeJezeus]

lol

[@Smoothboxnailer]

This is witness of how amazing humans are & what a very, very few are capable of and willing to try! Hats off to them & God Bless!

[@n1k32h]

God speed. Now go watch The Orville! Alll night.... allllll night!

[@calsouth03]

His GoPro got WAAY to close to the blades for comfort

[@savyamba2588]

Wow, Awesome video. Balls of fire eagle with nerves of steel I guess. You guys are also very lucky.., Mother nature been very kind to you team. Glad you guys lived your dreams. Hats Off

[@janicebing6621]

Love the Jetson sound effect at the beginning! 🤣🤣 How appropriate!

[@jcam783]

This fascinates me ! How I would love to experience something like this !

[@R0adkillRacc00n]

That looks like a lot of fun. Just getting to see a mountain from the perspective of flying down it is a pretty cool trip.

[@WonderWorldYTC]

yes i was very fortunate he had 2 types of footage, of the same flight, POV head cam and a cameraman flying behind him. gave great visuals of the flights.

[@WhiteDragon689]

My wife's nephew, Dennis Valdez 32, was killed in Switzerland doing this same reckless thing. This is not living, this is wishing to die every single time it is done.

[@kennethfharkin]

I am very sorry for your family. People need to wake up that this is an adrenaline addiction and stop glorifying this nonsense.

[@WhiteDragon689]

@@kennethfharkin If it could be done safely, I would not mind but that young man was only 32! He died recklessly doing this and no one could tell him otherwise. It is truly an addiction that will kill eventually. They all die tragically this way. There are few old wingsuit people alive unless they quit cold turkey and live.

[@kennethfharkin]

@@WhiteDragon689 also, it is the adrenaline rush of being in proximity to the ground which causes the high they get. In order to get that same high they must push it closer and closer to the ground, cliff face, etc. Eventually they fail to make a single microsecond decision and die from it. The lack of safety is exactly what drives the addiction. Watch the special I linked.

[@GEORGIABOY23]

I really want to do this at least once before I go.

[@gracebelho9386]

I'm so trying this.... I'm so wingsuit jumping from my 8ft roof top.... Stop me if you can... This is the coolest things in the world.....Even superman will get chills watching this wingsuit jumping videos...

[@petermaier3832]

Incredible flight, congratulations the best I have seen in my whole life!

[@joshherman8558]

Literally skimming the earth!😱 Amazing!

[@erdalgurbuz6751]

Incredible...the balls on these guys.

[@seemly]

that was amazing! I must try this, I don't have a suit tho but I'm going!

[@emperorclaudias3316]

Wait. Hold up. Something ain't right

[@ramz16k]

Don't jump you have so much to live for

[@ipotatosenpai7002]

This is one of the most impressive things I've ever seen

[@tezzingtonsir28]

No it's not

[@SM-ge7ee]

@@tezzingtonsir28 ok cool guy you do it then and post a vid

[@erictalkington5674]

This has to be one of the most amazing feelings in the world!! I wish so bad I could do this. The feeling of feeling unbelievably alive far outweighs the risk in my opinion. Don't know that I'd get that close to the ground, but DAMN I want to do this!

[@thersten]

Do it! Please film it and entertain us for 30 seconds. It'll only cost you eternity.

[@Eytan44]

very beautiful video. I watched few of his jumpling videos but your narration adds so much more

[@user-zk8gl4iw2v]

High Risk, High Reward. What he's doing is absolutely terrifying. It's easy for us to label him as some sort of stupid person but he's not doing it just to draw attention. He's doing it because he loves the feeling that comes with it. Sure, certain death is the price, but that is the price he is willing to pay to look at some of the world's breathtaking scenery and feel the breathtaking feeling of what it feels like to have wings and fly.

[@realism4183]

Finally someone getting these questions answerd. I’ve been wondering about this forever. Thank you!

[@WonderWorldYTC]

part of the reason i started this channel was to ask & answer questions I have wondered about for years.

[@realism4183]

@@WonderWorldYTC Didn't even realize. That got you a sub :)

[@eyescreamcake]

Wow a wingsuit video where the guy is still alive!

[@muhsin001]

the camera is also amazing - 2:08 - invisible!

[@davidanania5618]

My thought exactly....did they photoshop the mount out of the shot?

[@mattmathew6706]

It's a 360° camera...designed to automatically edit out the stick during filming

[@TonyEnglandUK]

What a rush. I mean, what a rush that must be. Subscribed.

[@deluxeassortment]

Somebody: If God meant for man to fly, he'd have given him wings. Man: Hold my beer...

[@AliAhmed-jn8vr]

No man can fly like a bird This is just one direction

[@ChristWorker888]

Ye but the gave us the brain to fly

[@kennethfharkin]

This is not flying, this is falling with a slope. It also has a habit of killing the participants on a fairly regular basis. Adrenaline addiction is real; they might as well be on heroin.

[@ramz16k]

@@kennethfharkin yes... But what can too much adrenaline do? Kinda wondering... Also this is gliding, yes, but still a form of flying. Flying: moving in the air continuously without touching the ground. It doesn't have to have wings or be sustained.

[@kennethfharkin]

@@ramz16k addiction to adrenaline causes them to push the edge more each time to gain the same rush/high. The addiction causes them to disregard the risks and consequences in pursuit of that high just like a heroin junkie robbing a store. Eventually 0ursuit of the addiction kills them if not stopped.

[@philridley7457]

Massive shout out to the camera guy keeping up

[@branislavromancak8514]

Absolutely amazing scenes 👍

[@ChristinaMitchell-USA]

SECRET REVEALED - Brendan is laying on a green table against a big green screen with several large fans blowing on him while he wiggles for the camera. Later the video footage is run thru Adobe Premiere and AfterAffects substituting the 'green' background for the scenic background of Swiss mountains. Thus, Brendan is 'composited' into an amazing SyFi video. Or maybe Batman is Brendan's dad. :-)))

[@stevenkimball5592]

you get a gold star for today's lesson !

[@stevenkimball5592]

Exactly how they got the shot of him FROM THE FRONT at such a close range.

[@VictorCharlesEvans]

Very Cool, but I'm not using this airline when I go on holiday!!! If I was still in my Twenties I'd have a go at this!!!!! Incredible!!!!!!!!

[@nathancad]

Dude, you answered the question I have always wondered......Can you get lift from a wingsuit. Thanks so much. Wanted to know that for years now

[@mtblake1249]

Yup, its called pitching, or flairing, they usually do it right before pulling the chute to slow down thier horizontal speed. There is a an awesome video out there, i will link it below, but the guy jumps a tracksuit and does proximity flying and the tracksuit has no ability to pitch. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH2bY6meqdabaK8

[@glenntaylor9519]

Well done thanks for the informative interview, describing the details behind this feat.

[@WonderWorldYTC]

you are welcome :)

[@danbaxter4216]

Pleasantly surprised to Google his name and see that he is still alive.

[@erepsekahs]

2:08 we pretty much always flied at at least 100feet above the ground and we wear GPS devices, so we can check for certain just how accurate a topographic map of the area is.........

[@paragburman]

Upside down..... Seriously! He has a Metal ♥!

[@markgibson6370]

Wow this looks real fun - I am going to hire a wingsuit and try this. I can't wait

[@Dazpez76]

RIP.....

[@harrypalmer7169]

Stunning.

[@Mike_The_Hog_A_Nator]

Beautiful flight

[@DGFX64]

Wow...what a great video. Thanks.

[@ROOSTER333]

Youre channel is about to explode in subbs. Youre videos are an amazing white pill and a nice break from all the other stufg

[@AdSd100]

Flying upside down. Ummm sounds like somebody is having a hard time finding easier ways to die.

[@joecuban8722]

Few more vidios I be ready !!zoom zoom !!💋👍

[@ryanpjk-sproule3813]

This guys AWESOME! I've ALWAYS wanted to do this

[@mfst100]

IMO wingsuits flughts are one of the best examples of human ingenuity.

[@ОлегКарпинский-б3ъ]

Невероятно ! Какие же смелые Икары !

[@junli1394]

If you fail to plan, then you plan to fail - true for almost everything

[@andyowens5494]

Excellent commentary, thanks. (Pretty good flying too).

[@saitamassj2475]

Absolute Legend..

[@jdb10715]

I've never seen wingsuiting, face up, for an extended period of time. It must take a LOT of skill.

[@catastrophic009]

I can see this coming to a Bond movie very soon ! I am reluctant to call this a stunt because it is not ! It's a very calculated gliding flight of awesome proportions !

[@longblacktrain411]

So glad you wanted to narrate, next time put the interview on and lets hear his voice too. Thanks!!!!

[@RovalisGTO]

He probably didn't consent to having the interview posted, or it was done through text. I'm fairly certain he would show the interview if he could.

[@sonoman00ify]

This is definately the most awesome proximity flying video I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot, can you tell me of others ?

[@WonderWorldYTC]

I try not to do multiple videos on 1 topic, as there are so many interesting stories out there.

[@lst141]

Adrenaline junky! Congrats Impressive Congrats to the camera man!

[@one23nifty]

突然失礼します。これはトリック？合成画像ちゃうかな　ドローンなら簡単に撮れそうですが、迫力が凄すぎます

[@kaorumugen991]

トリックじゃない、ウイングスーツBASEジャンピングだよ。

[@3VFtetsu]

Love in air

[@williamcharnow9038]

Incrediably Exhillarating. Eye Candy for the brain and Spirit.

[@Dutchy-1168]

Good Luck buying Life Insurance 😂😂

[@Carlito-Fxwg]

WOW...amazing, totally badass...I wish I had the spirit to be this ballsy...

[@shahji1390]

" I wish I had the spirit to be this ballsy..." man u r too brave,,, i need spirit every time i click PROXIMITY FLYING

[@chrismackerdush7728]

Spectacular. Thanks for the upload. Good questions too.

[@bwghall1]

where did he land and how did he land. and you Brendan. superhuman well done. Fantastic.

[@ddon1797]

Big opening at the end and by parachute, still need one to not die haha

[@MezztovenShort4DannY]

That was beautiful..

[@joseport9665]

You are amazing guys.

[@Top.Mallorca]

It’s amazing!

[@skysurfer5333]

You Know You're Really Alive & Having Fun When You Can Taste Your Adrenaline! 🔥👍😃!!

[@kennethfharkin]

right up until that addiction to adrenaline causes you to hit a rock. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3OylJZ4g5d2jbc

[@jackdanila9893]

@@kennethfharkin traveling in a car is way more deadly but people do it every day and don't even get pleasure

[@kennethfharkin]

@@jackdanila9893 More people die in cars but many many more, as in several orders of magnitude, ride in cars than use wingsuits. The odds are overwhelmingly against wingsuits.

[@jackdanila9893]

@@kennethfharkin touché

[@kennethfharkin]

@@jackdanila9893 well taken. I will remove some "snark" from the original response :-)

[@WassupFreakkys]

That’s one brave man.

[@marcosmartinez3060]

This just makes me admire human beings!! Yes!!

[@ashishshahu2756]

I am a 36 yrs old guy wth only only 1 tandem skydiving jump in my life. I really wanna do wingsuit flying. How much time will it take for me to complete 200 skydiving jumps before I could even start traing for Wongsuit Flying??? Or am I too old now to pursue this dream??

[@santinho212]

I don't know what to say but I respect you much

[@franzweber7494]

The real hero is the cameraman who was even close to the rotors

[@UltimaRSfan]

Was totally expecting the go pro to get hit by the helicopter propeller

[@Rog5446]

If you're thinking of buying a wing suit, WHAT! No thank you, I'm in no hurry to win a Darwin Award.

[@freeridetony]

INSANEEEEE 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@tw15t3dup5]

Must feel awesome, Respect.

[@justdev8965]

Just crazy fantastic.

[@I4NI_]

The wog voice is powerful on this one

[@aksiiska9470]

i did not know that a mettelhorn existed really, only the matterhorn to me was known

[@christdriven8790]

Wowwwww!!! Unbelievable. Awesome

[@tw4328]

just crazy but awesome !

[@casperx1513]

Need to start painting the mountains white to make it cooler to bring the snow back , looking very black where it should be snow :(

[@odin8807]

Follow many uf this Basejumpers, sad so many are gone forever....looks not only Dangerous it is

[@paragburman]

Beautiful video, adrenaline pumping.

[@PS-Straya_M8]

So the question everyone is asking is he still alive!?

[@nelsonx5326]

So cool.

[@erictalkington5674]

Haha, "don't try this at.....well, unless your home is at the top of the mountain I guess I don't have to say that." Hahaha

[@ruimontes2466]

nice thank you

[@yaglehoole5662]

He had an easier time flying it than my watching it. It was so nerve wrecking watching him skim over those protruding small rocks like a cheese grater out to shred him.

[@WonderWorldYTC]

I thought the same thing, it's a fact that wing suit flyers hit trees and crash sometimes, so not a huge leap to think they could miss judge their flight path and crash into the ground.

[@chja4329]

just asking how is there no shadow cast?

[@senoseno7763]

Good job fair

[@nunyabisniz5577]

So freakn awesome i love it.

[@jerinjoseph4364]

Brendon is the man

[@taab7]

What body movement/positioning does the flyer deploy to get maximum lift when flying at maximum speed?

[@sairaqsa]

U know what? U both are the most craziest pilots who flying upside down formation.

[@enesdapo635]

There is no such a thing as "the most craziest". "The most crazy" or "the craziest" are the only options .

[@charlesfoster141]

HOW TO BE A SUCCESSFUL WING SUIT GLIDER PILOT IN MY BEST OPINION: If you are going to do this everything has to be just right. First make sure to wear your best clean underwear. Just in case you are brought to a hospital. Next is the suit. Make sure it is the correct model for your weight and gender. Eat lite that morning. Heavy food will affect your glide. Next, pack your chute yourself. Make sure to use the correct tallow on the chute cords so friction is reduced. Friction builds heat. Heat can melt the cord ends from the canopy. Make sure every chord is attached properly to the canopy. The chute itself should be properly sewn. The seams must run along the bias. Of course, all these things must be securely affixed to the pack. The pack straps must be strong but not made of metal. Knitted Nylon straps with plastic buckles are best. Make sure all 32 buckles are fastened before you jump. Then we must consider the wing suit. Do not make this yourself. Get a proper wing suit from a professional maker that uses their product themselves. Buy the optional wrist altimeter and ankle airspeed indicator. If you jump in winter you may want a heated pitot model. Also, deicing equipment might be considered for your wing leading edges. In fact, buy a second hand wing suit if you can because that way it has been tested. However, do not buy a used wing suit from a fat man or a fat woman because they may have overstressed it during their jumps. The suit should be crisp and starched to help support your arms. Most jumpers do not flap their arms but flapping is permissible in an emergency or to extend your flight. I am getting ahead of myself because there is much more prep needed before you jump. Wear gliding boots. If you do not know about gliding boots then you must not be in this sport. Do not use 'cheap' gliding boots. Buy the most expensive pair that you can afford. Now make sure your gliding wing suit has the aerodynamic lifting vanes from the collar to the wing edges. 12 vanes are preferred but more might be appropriate. Smear fresh butter inside each vane on every surface of each cavity. Use your fingers to avoid missing any spots, also to avoid snags. Now check the nylon rods. Each rod must be completely embedded into it's channel and stiched up tight! Count to be sure that you have 13 rods in each wing. 26 rods in total. If you weigh more than 183 pounds add 2 extra rods to each wing. That is, have a professional add them. Make sure that all stitching is adequate and not fraid. Your pants, shirt and socks should be made of fine silk. Silk slides through the air best. Silk is slick. Find a cliff base at least 1,000 meters in height. Make sure that the drop off has sides of rock or soil that is well tucked back, not less than 85 degrees to the launch point. Have someone you trust help you dress and suit up. Once you are dressed make sure to use the facilities before donning your gliding suit. Unlike a bird you will not be able to poop while flying. Now put on your suit and check and recheck every buckel. Adjust your straps tight but not so tight as to hinder your arms. Wave your arms up and down creating claps above your head to test your free arm movement. Put on your gliding gloves after lacing up your gliding boots. Wax your face with cannuba wax. Use the good kind from AutoZone. Hopefully you were well groomed before suiting up. Hopefully you remembered to use a deodorant. Now put on your helmet and make sure your goggles are clean. Now walk to the jump spot. Someone can begin filming now. It is best to walk little baby steps up to the edge. Control your fear. The worse thing you can imagine seldom happens, so don't think about that. Once you jump build up velocity until you reach the best flying speed. It is important to maintain your flying speed lest the ground arise and smite thee! Check that your rip chord is where it is supposed to be. They are called rip chords because if they fail you will "Rest In Peace". The rip chord handle should be signal orange for easy spotting during flight. Once you jump go head-first, straight down. Do NOT swan dive. The initial acceleration will be mind boggling. Terminal velocity will come quickly and you will soon be going well over 247 miles per hour. Now (this is most important) you must swoop. Swoop up hard as you can! Yes, the 'G' force will seem incredible but you must swoop up asap. Now extend your wings. Concentrate first on straight and level flight. Watch your wrist altimeter to make sure you do not fly below 300 feet above ground level. Use your ankle supported airspeed pitot system to maintain flying speed. Do not slow below 100 mph or equivalent kph. If you get too slow or too low you must open your chute without hesitation. Once your airspeed and altitude bleed down swoop up into a climb. Just before you stall pull your rip chord. Now look for a suitable landing area. Pick a spot near a concession area so you might refresh yourself before your crew arrives to take you home. If you are gentle with your suit and equipment you might easily get 43 jumps out of it minus however many jumps were made by others in it before you acquired it. Do not exceed 43 jumps total or the suit may fail. It will prove fatal if the suit fails. Also, use fresh underwear for each successful jump. For unsuccessful jumps it will not matter.

[@samkitty5894]

I will soon patent a new invention....Parachute that opens instantly upon impact...