The High Rise Evacuation Parachute Safety System

[@mattski1979]

How'd you get Humphrey Bogart to translate the dude? I heard that he's been super sick the last few months with covid.. Absolutely amazing invention. This is the epitome of extremely helpful in a worse case scenario type of thing. Did Inspector Gadget's detective agency come up with this or was it another Q from MI6 invention? Fantastic invention. They should have those things in office buildings like AED boxes.

[@preflex3502]

Of all the videos on youtube, you had to walk into mine ...

[@Quit_compatible]

Who came from zack dfilms vid?

[@OhDADDY_Y]

Me

[@chrissandoval4103]

Me

[@1uhwili]

Me

[@EBOGSKEEB]

Me

[@BlueEthereal]

Lol😅

[@edgardorodriguez3710]

i bet the people that jump off a buildin in 9/11 would have loved to have this option

[@MichaelSeaBelA]

Definitely a better option than waiting for rescue.

[@schizzoe]

yeah, if you forget about the debris falling all over the place and the dust covering the area it could've worked

[@13V3-IEVE]

​@@schizzoe Well seing how it is engeenered you would have a way better chance of survival than by any other way of getting out a tall building

[@BigMallTV]

The problem I have with this comment is, yes as an American we felt the pain of that day as a country and still do, but what about across the ocean, the people jumping out their windows everyday?? We have it too good here. Yes 9/11 was bad and I really miss those beautiful buildings, but what happened that day is nothing compared to what other people experience everyday.

[@GamerSlope]

@@BigMallTV So being surrounded in a cloud of debris and hearing the screams of people being crushed under hundreds of pounds of rocks is worse then jumping off a two story building's window?

[@theendoftheline]

Fun fact, as a russian product this is less about fires and more about being thrown out of windows by the kgb.

[@preflex3502]

I'm pretty sure they'd toss the chair out first, without you in it, just to mock you.

[@terryfriend16]

About time. This is so needed for occupants in residences and office buildings.

[@rbnzo25]

Lol id bet 5 grand this isn't widely implemented or anything like that

[@ashadowintime7305]

​@@rbnzo25 it's a prototype you dense fcks always have something to say. if we listened to you nothing would be done.

[@vell2994]

I'm thinking directly about 9/11

[@matchavez8530]

We all are

[@PiTjlang]

Ya don't say...

[@Night-Mayor]

Well it was invented in 1995. Works ar a minimum of 500 meters. Which works for most 30 + story skyscrapers.

[@yyyyyyyyyxxxxxxh]

😂😂😂

[@Kermit46]

How it was an inside job ?

[@marieconstantia4441]

This looks so bulky and cumbersome. And what if the building is on fire?

[@klimaxxx06]

Take your chances with this, or burn alive . Your choice

[@Hokunin]

@@klimaxxx06 people mostly if not 100% lose consciousness and die from thick smoke inhalation, not fire. Then their body get burned when they are already dead or in coma. But ye, its very bulky, a trained person might have better chances with ordinary wing parachute if jumping from skyscraper.

[@klimaxxx06]

@@Hokunin insert choke to death from smoke or whatever .... Either way if there's no alternative one can take their chances. In the case of 9/11 the heat from flames also forced people to jump.

[@TheHikingHoosier]

Isn't IN CASE OF FIRE specifically what this is for?

[@nilaysarkar4032]

Fire resistant fabrics?

[@patrickmonnet9529]

why there was a huge chad face🗿at 0:08?

[@crunchykitkat7957]

LMAO

[@ZovixYT]

😂😂😂

[@OttoBiography]

i wonder how can I buy one? I wanted to live in a skyscraper, but was always afraid of fire situations where it is not possible to escape by foot.

[@XenoXorpse]

😂😂😂 just get a parachute Cheaper and reusable 😂

[@claudioricardoshow]

Have you ever heard about parachutes?

[@OttoBiography]

@@claudioricardoshow not the same thing. The wind might push you against the building or something might snag the cloth. This seems safer.

[@KodakPro5000]

Have you figured it out yet or can we buy one?

[@ObtainThePain]

​@@XenoXorpsea parachute wouldn't work

[@Hokunin]

Could this be used from airplanes?

[@ToyotaTechnical]

Possibly.

[@TheHikingHoosier]

They already have these for airplanes. Much less bulky and you can strap to your back

[@RetroRenegade8706]

I swore i thought zack d was lying to us

[@ArckenrylDeAsis]

I am still scared but I am here after Zack D Films video

[@-Gunnarsson-]

Imagine the building is on fire. Only one parachute avalible. That big ballon lands safely. News reporters approach. There lays the chosen one. CEO guy 😂

[@Vinnielovesjazz]

I want to buy, where can I find more info? I'm from Vietnam

[@SinghMr-lv4ok]

by the time you get into this 5 more of your collegues wud jump in with you 😅😅n all now partying in heaven😅

[@bb21again.67]

Brilliant idea,how much is it ?.

[@nashshaffer6235]

Where can I buy one?

[@theworldisavampire3346]

How does that work if the building on fire?

[@ashadowintime7305]

what do you mean exactly? why are you people so stvpid

[@andrewl6899]

Man, where was this when I was sleeping with that married woman on the 20th floor.

[@XKM265]

Imagine everybody at 9/11 using this and residents look up in the sky and see thousands of these💀

[@Snifflesen]

But what if everyone opens it at once on all floors and apartments? Will they all try to push each other away?

[@andrewgazelka]

I rate this a 9/11

[@lonewolfe2502]

💀

[@abundantharmony]

In what universe is that funny? Your head looks like a phallus.

[@Barneys69Ruiz]

So is it his turn nexts after the dummy?

[@metalmacabre9991]

Thats all fine and dandy but what do you do when there are at least hundred people trying to get out? Look how long it takes to use get it set to go. In a panic that's not practical.

[@pepeka1772]

Isn't it easier to have a regular parachute in your wardrobe, at the company you work for?

[@potato-ld1uj]

It is kinda wild to think that we have devices to safly get us out of airplanes, but not buildings.

[@andrewemery4272]

And when will you use it?

[@JustTrying2MakeitToJesus]

Hehe.. I'd get fired if my office had these for excessive use 😂 But serious note- this is a great idea and I hope so office buildings get them

[@gangsterghost6943]

You came from zackDfilms cause you were curious lol

[@Koi_kit988]

That looks comfy asf ngl😂

[@thehillbillygamer2183]

They're going to have to have human testing now it's really safe

[@pookiecatblue]

Very cool!

[@ck88777]

thats nice if youre the only person in the building but this is obviously not a viable for evacuating a fully occupied building

[@briefcaseblues6061]

A great invention. Just watch our for power lines and L Trains below.

[@milesfifer171]

Nice! Know I know they guy in the office next to me that has one I have 15 to 20 seconds to yank him out of it so I can use it 😅 just kidding, if I worked in a high rise building I would have one, this thing lookes great

[@auglazeallday5335]

This would be useful if it was fireproof. However, if it isn't and the building has flames coming out of it then one would be screwed. Also, what happens if there are high-voltage power lines in the vicinity? Humans are conductive....?😊

[@hamster2u396]

What if multiple people are using it

[@_damian_192_5]

or maybe just a regular backpack parachute

[@sakuraisp6974]

People gonna fight to fly first and they all die anyway 👏

[@sushiilulou]

this is wonderful

[@edwelndiobel1567]

Why not just have simple parachutes too?

[@taylorn325]

I bet someone will sit at a window inflate it and the reaction to inflation will knock them out and not fully inflate in time or that would be my luck 😅

[@robertjones2811]

am I the only one paranoid enough to have actually had this on 911?

[@BigMallTV]

The problem I have with this comment is, yes as an American we felt the pain of that day as a country and still do, but what about across the ocean, the people jumping out their windows everyday?? We have it too good here. Yes 9/11 was bad and I really miss those beautiful buildings, but what happened that day is nothing compared to what other people experience everyday.

[@robertjones2811]

@@BigMallTV I actually have old army parachutes for then I work in skyscrapers for business. Rather have it and not need it. I realize how paranoid that is but it is comforting.

[@BigMallTV]

@@robertjones2811 no I’m with you. I just dont feel as bad for the 9/11 victims as everyone else in America when America is responsible for the same thing happening to more over seas

[@gigazelensky]

Something simpler and better and safer and faster would be a simple grappling hook connected to something secure that won't break

[@metadouken]

yes give me a few moments to find a secure connecting point during this life or death event

[@gigazelensky]

@@metadouken obviously there would have to be easily accessible secure connecting points set up with the grappling hook. It's like saying oh let me get my funny shaped hair balloon looking parachute backpack and carefully set it up against my window that will hopefully work 100% well before the fire reaches me

[@metadouken]

@@gigazelensky putting on a backpack and sitting down are two very familiar moves to make to most common folk as opposed to having the wherewithal to manipulate a load-bearing clip onto what you are absolutely sure is a secure attachment point. thinking in terms of the most basic person is the only way to engineer critical safety equipment or solutions. I'm not trying to be "right" I'm just capable of thinking outside of my own abilities and experience.

[@joemahma1237]

And lower you 80 STORIES???

[@SullyMadoori]

just awesome

[@Ipho007]

Thanks zack

[@honestnewsnet]

No humans yet?

[@robertjones2811]

2:14 Did he just say what I think he said?

[@904jagzsuck5]

People that think this would work are the type people who think a college team could beat an NFL team.

[@FoulWeatherFriend385]

I could see it being applicable for a residential setting in a building around 10-20 stories high. If you were worried about fire danger in your building and you had the cash, you could purchase one. But any higher up than that, and I think you’d risk being carried by wind currents and/or landing on other structures (not that it couldn’t happen at any height). In a crowded office setting? Forget it. We’re better off improving the construction and safety of buildings.

[@EVUK-bd2vn]

Simple cheap parachutes would have saved most 9/11 victims especially if they'd leapt as far from the building as possible before opening. Breaking open windows in office buildings is one other challenge as well as the belief until it's too late that someone will come to rescue you... Paul G

[@teainortakoy]

I doubt that many of the office workers had any training in that and they wouldn't be landing in open space, its a busy sidewalk.

[@kevinhardy8997]

Physics is physics. I’d buy it if I worked in Tower 1.

[@robinm6100]

is that sean connery talking haha

[@ap0lmc]

Need a family version and needs to be fired proof

[@trigoquezada4470]

The industrial revolution is crazy.

[@Benwood1900]

Love it ❤.

[@Night-Mayor]

If you had one, you would have to keep it secret Become everyone would make a beeline for your office. Many screaming we should draw straws. Not if I paid for it.

[@sidharthafocus]

"Spabcs" is that how to spell it?

[@theonlyUncleale]

i feel like it needs a MUCH larger jump off that wall.

[@melanieenglert931]

What's with the Humphrey Bogart voice?

[@HereistheReality]

Never knew this existed

[@Brucey77775]

If it really works why are they using a crash test dummy??!!

[@_.-266]

Nothing like the owner of the company trying his own product on film!

[@MauroReyes-nl7wm]

UMBRELLA CORP ⛱️

[@keerthand927]

Put Steve o in there

[@-gork-7078]

Power lines ??? ☠️

[@misodinamosa]

I like that parachute octopus backpack thing better! I wouldn’t have to worry about getting grandma down to the bottom with those stairs. Just strap OctoParaJummper on her back pull the cord and it’s enjoy the ride grandma!

[@sgt.scorpio9922]

God bless for those who face fire at the bottom of the building....

[@JCTVPRO]

❤❤❤❤

[@mrjab16]

Why didn't they invent that before 9/11 ?

[@BigMallTV]

The problem I have with this comment is, yes as an American we felt the pain of that day as a country and still do, but what about across the ocean, the people jumping out their windows everyday?? We have it too good here. Yes 9/11 was bad and I really miss those beautiful buildings, but what happened that day is nothing compared to what other people experience everyday.

[@Ryan-mq2mi]

Sorry, Dude died three minutes ago

[@nathanmitchell2827]

How many would have had to been in the twin towers?

[@alainportant6412]

0:44 Hell no 😨 unless you're a crash test dummy, your legs will get snapped on the spot, this is no joke.

[@nikolairose2739]

You land on your back on air. No leg breaking probably just a headache.

[@DonkeyKong5479]

I mean.. better that than losing your life?

[@alainportant6412]

​@@DonkeyKong5479 look at how his legs ripped against the concrete

[@JB-mb6lm]

too bad its about 20 years too late. good invention though

[@acyy4382]

It actually exists XDDD

[@Jl-jn7xe]

What if I’m a fat piece of shit?

[@vitkomusic6624]

Impractical... 1 person one system. Sleeves are much more effective

[@Hokunin]

You are right, but only for small height buildings. Inflating sleeves won't work for skyscrapers like in 9/11. There won't be enough material. This one can fall from any height, by the look of it

[@sarahs1405]

Dubbed ☹

[@904jagzsuck5]

You people thinking this would work? It wouldn't. Period