World Record Breaking Wingsuit Flight | Outside Watch

Andy Stumpf has put his life on the line to break the world record to raise one million dollars for the Navy SEAL Foundation. Today, it was announced that Andy broke the current World Record with 18.257 miles absolute distance traveled in a wingsuit.
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[@2410jrod]

Andy from one vet to another you made us all proud man. I wish I could have been there with you. This looked like one hell of an adventure.

[@RandyLeftHandy]

-50 degrees to 100 degrees in a few minutes has to feel strange.

[@alexutzu2066]

I dont't know how to tell you,but it took a few hours to hit the ground

[@GuiAntonioli]

Well, actually it was like 8 minutes. You see, the average speed was 125mph. He flew over 17 miles... AS=D/T.

[@RandyLeftHandy]

@@GuiAntonioli Did you see David Blaine's balloon stunt?

[@MohamedAhmed-qx4jh]

@@GuiAntonioli he wasn’t going directly downward the whole time

[@3down55]

@@alexutzu2066 ????????????

[@Tesla_ofthe_Skies]

Of course from podcast and interviews I am aware of most of Andy’s military career milestones, but I did Not know he was/is a military free fall instructor. Many have made it through military free fall school, but only a select few took it to the outer reaches of becoming an Instructor, truly next level and one hell of a way to give back to the SOF community!

[@logansmith4545]

For reference, Mt Everest is 29K feet above sea level

[@ianandersen630]

Well if he uploaded it too KZbin you know he survived

[@PlankDot]

3 years have passed. Hes probably dead now.

[@mattysee24]

@@PlankDot definitely dead

[@kylewilson6285]

@@mattysee24 he's alive. Many others aren't. But that's what happens when you participate in something that regularly pushes the limits of what's humanly possible.

[@alfonsoeliaz5757]

Jhonathan Florez with 27 years old was the owner of the previous record jumping from an altitude of 37.265 ft and the distance was 17.52 miles, unfortunately he died while was practicing with a new wingsuit on july 3 , 2012. R.I.P hombre pájaro

[@shaujun_9309]

@Benjamin Wenzell did you have a stroke while writing this?

[@ashtonking3412]

RIP

[@whatisthat4556]

thanks for your service andy stumpf great to see you with this record and raise money for veterans thank you

[@Daniel109me]

Am I the only one who is surprised by the performance of the aircraft? Looks like a chessna caravan? 36000ft? :O what the hell!?

[@lenz5446]

Daniel109me yes you are

[@Bourk-a1i]

*cessna

[@jsegall1]

Daniel109me I was thinking the same

[@afox5319]

Most likely modified, Heated tanks, Stronger engine. Its possible

[@SAVA47-00]

Daniel109me for real that bucket of shit can't go that high I call bs

[@Constantine744]

Thank you for your support

[@kevinadams9269]

ONE OF OUR TRUE AMERICAN HEROES!

[@KNOXHOLIDAY]

"I havent done a single thing to write a book about" - Andy Stumpf 🤣🤣

[@R.Tafolla]

Andy is such a humble guy. He didn’t mention he did this incredible feat after recovering from taking a bullet to the hip in Iraq during combat.

[@robgen06]

Balls of steel

[@border_collie7991]

1:52 “no-mans land, edge of space” in a propeller plane? 😂

[@ashtonking3412]

The edge of space is 50 miles up, which is 26,000 feet up. This guy went 36,000 feet up. It literally took two google searches dude. Ignorant

[@FarțResidue]

Props can go really high, a 1930s biplane has been flown to 56000 feet, and the Perlan 2, a glider reached 76,00 feet. Thats above a U-2 spy plane!

[@julesmo323]

Alan Eustace traveled over 26 miles without a wingsuit, just a parachute in his recordbreaking freefall in 2014.

[@MrAlelazari]

Crazy, Cara 🤟🏻⭐🪂

[@PeterArian]

Cessna Caravan has a service ceiling of 25000' though. Where they get the other 12000' from?

[@SheepdogSmokey]

Heavy brass balls!

[@lindaquinn3880]

holy crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...damn he is freaking nuts

[@OccultFactoryProductions]

Far Cry in real life.

[@jessejames9854]

I love this guy! Such a good dude and should be a comedian. Thanks 4 your service brother!!

[@samuelbadger4371]

Wow! That Cessna Caravan is AMAZING!

[@linwoodvalentine7693]

The guy talking in the end is BOMB! His words are so true T^T

[@Tesla_ofthe_Skies]

Andy Stumpf

[@christurnblom4825]

wow! That's better than a 2 to 1, drop to glide ratio. I didn't know squirrel suites could do that. Looks like my Far Cry escapades are a little more realistic than I thought.

[@mateuszstrupinski7075]

Absolutely amazing achievement! :D

[@aleksszukovskis2074]

2:05 what kind of headgear is this and how can i get it?

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

I'm just impressed that KZbin was up there to film the whole thing!

[@drewmortenson]

ummm....

[@Mrbootyman]

Alright grandpa lets get you back into bed hey

[@mohamedalsharea131]

Discipline vs regret... Lol my life has been all regret, heh.

[@travelingjohn69]

you get a full salute from me.

[@bamf6603]

Nice speech i will have this in my mind.

[@jameshinton429]

Legend. Love this man.

[@Elmer_Buckwhistle]

The Cessna Caravan has certified ceiling of 25,000 ft. Wonder how it launched at 37,000 ft.

[@f0rumrr]

Could have specially designed high altitude engines.

[@atotalmoron]

cut together with some sweet 2-way flocking jumps.

[@6lillium]

My cousin Andy is the MAN!

[@ninjadweeb119]

very cool! but i wonder- if he was the first one to jump in a flight suit from that high up, who had the camera?

[@ninjadweeb119]

Wow! that takes some precision

[@FerMJy]

+ninjadweeb 119 the plane ._.

[@mohamedalsharea131]

+ninjadweeb 119 The camera was attached to his helmet, derp

[@user-ri9dn4vi6i]

Mohamed Alsharea so how was it recorded at 2:29

[@g1android11]

Tibo Dupuis someone zoomed it hard probably

[@tamasmihaly1]

"You have discipline, and you have regret"... hehehe

[@kngchaos1958]

the airmen in B-17's had to endure temps of 60 below zero on their missions , no heat in those open air bombers . only pilot got a little heat of one of the engine exhaust . they did that every day until the war ended

[@knarftrakiul3881]

They had heated suits that plugged into a rheostat at their stations.

[@Lycoming320]

At 1:26 the altimeter shows 2960 ft, yet the subtitles say 12,000 + feet. What's up?

[@ZenSpider40]

"Every man thinks meanly of himself for not having been a soldier"...... Samuel Johnson

[@mahirsiraji833]

he said 2 things but said 3 things...caught em...boo yeah...

[@eirikndset9545]

Cool. So it's possible to take a flight from DXB, parachute and land on Abu Musa in the strait of Hormuz without a sound from an airplane at landing site

[@thefilmrookie3099]

People complain about the Batman having weird effects. But looking at this. It does have a bobble head effect. I’m fine with it now.

[@mikethomas2801]

You’re a true american badass mr stumpf. Get some 🤘🏼🇺🇸🙌🏼

[@mikesands4681]

Is it impossible to land safely without the parachute at end?

[@MrChewy63]

Amen brother

[@kaib7569]

How do they get the angles?

[@batman1169]

Enough blah blah blah.....Good stuff starts around 2:04 thank you!

[@stalinistball7119]

2:08 RAWRRRRRR It Sounds Like.

[@spitfiremac]

Not a wing suiter but a skydiver and I'm wondering about something maybe a wingsuiter can enlighten me on. That did not look like a good exit. Maybe the air is thin up there, contributing to the rolls but it liiked like he exited at a weird angle.

[@guitarofdestiny]

130 mph. Whoa!

[@angelablue1002]

I was wondering if the pilot cut the speed of the plane back a little on exit, more control & lift faster? To beat your current record?

[@angelablue1002]

Plane on exit was about 210 mph & wingsuit speed about 140-150 mph?

[@raihanmohammed4776]

Yes agreed. I have the disciple to work really hard buy gas and I'll get where I want to go with my car or pickup.

[@hankbonner9718]

how long did it take?

[@hygrometer]

the "regret" comment. Dont be one of those people. You have no idea what other people do that are WAY more disciplined than you are jumping out of a plane for $4000 a pop.

[@Bluminal]

Why is the screen black

[@roguelockwood5584]

This shit is on my bucket list

[@mroger29sh]

mr pa thx my very very best g bless

[@SGTMARSHALL1]

Legend

[@Lodurrson]

This guy is a drama queen.

[@danielbaugher826]

Tremo he's not a drama queen , he's a navy seal , have you done what he's done ?

[@Lodurrson]

yup.

[@Lodurrson]

totes brah. Only navy seals can be heedful enough to observe that he's a drama queen.

[@Lodurrson]

Considering it's a "world record jump", nobody else has done what's been done in the video, so that is a stupid question Mr. Bleach.

[@Lodurrson]

Damn, you sure got me dude. I like that you changed your profile from Clorox Bleach to Adolf Hitler. Good move.

[@yuhisernnavaratnam1478]

awesome one dude

[@ichangedmyname0001]

I would really like to know how the got those shots at 2:48

[@leafybeafyxd8665]

I would risk my life to do something like this. Not the world record, just skydiving or wingsuiting

[@ashtonking3412]

A lot of people here that wing suit from 36,000 feet regularly apparently.

[@arigoldstein939]

I did 40k feet but I didn't think it was a big deal so I didn't film anything.

[@mpr106]

I call bulls!t 2min46 - 20000ft with 7.61 miles to go 2min52 - 7400ft with 1.89 miles to go (12600ft down, 5.72 miles travelled) 2min56 - 1800ft with 0.48 miles to go (5600ft down, 1.41 miles travelled) Why did his glide ratio suddenly half (where the air was most dense and should if anything have increased it!)

[@cshafer29169]

Its called running into more friction as you descend into thicker air. Did you flunk science class?

[@mpr106]

scott hafer so by your logic a wing suit pilot would have an increased glide ratio (I.e. Fly further) in a vacuum..?

[@mpr106]

genaricname69 yup.

[@zekeslavens]

Mark Rose but its not a vacuum its an atmosphere where the lower you go in altitude gives you more lift on your wing suit. Meaning that your glide ratio does increase as you descend in altitude this isn't just wing-suits but any aircraft.

[@epibase1]

Cause between 7400' 1800' he would have deployed his parachute, which has much worse of a glide angle than the wingsuit

[@rustamabdullaev3910]

Music name?

[@beezlebub795]

i thought the earth was flat xD

[@gregtanouslasering]

Thankyou for the video! btw you seen the toy wingsuit? The Super G wingsuit toy : )

[@SatisfyingWhirlpools]

Lol... at the end there he apparently went 0.4 miles in like 50 feet.

[@carrott1168]

I can jump from the chair!

[@QueasySleazy]

the camara man crazy

[@26yago59]

"Get to the save zone"

[@francescog.581]

that s Incredible

[@marcteleki2801]

wow amazing

[@kaylaschulz2277]

You definitely don't want to go that high out

[@b.rabbani]

3:56 anyone here can tell me how to shot this angle?

[@NoTengoIlusiones]

What is MPH ? In Kms/h plz.

[@sancheetb]

NoTengoIlusiones just convert the miles to km

[@KingArthurBaseball]

As if the navy seals need MORE MONEY raise the money for a better cause that is actually in need of funds

[@miguellavoie4373]

18.257 miles is all you could do from 40,000'? Excuse me if i'm being naive but you see wingsuiters traveling 5 miles when proximity flying from a 3000' mountain top. An they aren't falling 500 feet a second.

[@stup4501]

Air resistance ratios...🙄

[@thevoices825]

Awesome !

[@TheTruthHurts-2024]

What's he got against Cliff Richard?

[@tylerstumpf5605]

Seems pretty scary

[@thomasmartin5503]

That was a really, REALLY low open.

[@MeerkatADV]

Not really, HALO jumps normally open around 3K or below, hell some have gone as low as 800ft. Static line jumps can go as low as 500ft in the military. The dude knows what he's doing, I trust him to deploy his chute when he's ready.

[@ShiftySubset4]

Begin operation virtuos mission

[@mroger29sh]

excellent mark r pa usa

[@leoceoliveira]

what is that bloody thing he strapped to his arm?

[@americannomadnews5370]

It makes me wonder whether the wingsuit would be an effective means for military personnel to enter a battle zone from very high orbit very high altitude. Imagine if a person could exit the international space station with an ablative shielding for one person and after re-entering the atmosphere break out in a wingsuit and fly to their destination.

[@erikbondarenko5304]

Absolute savage

[@stefhannington2218]

The last part of the flight was with a shoot not the wing suit? How is this a world record breaking wingsuit flight????????? Should have pulled the shoot after the record was broken. Anyone could parachute from a great height and beat the record.

[@TresXTre]

You don't see people doing this cause its expensive and there's regulations and shit for normal people lol

[@peterbombeater3122]

He's looking like the first fortnite starter pack skin but a better version

[@jamesbentonticer4706]

He has a wife and 3 kids and he still does this? What selfish sociopathic piece of shit. That is disgusting.

[@momoniji6439]

I like at 3:11 hes 580 feet up and still needs 0.182 miles then at 3:12 has 555 feet up and 0.025 miles left needed. Edit: But 100 feet later at 3:14 hes only at 0.019 so he moves 0.157 miles in 25 feet but a second later hes only moving 0.006 per 100 feet.

[@samuelbadger4371]

Do not try at home kids.

[@jbrand7257]

Bad Ass !!!!

[@rileyh2675]

Umm... There is air... That's how a plane flies.... That's how lift works.

[@lasersummit7895]

Ik i'm late but if there is no air, how the fuck can the plane rotate its props to stay high?? from what i saw the plane doesnt have afterburners or something

[@juanestebanlondonoasselin7119]

naaaa only by a few feet. Back spin on exit f...k the record attempt. BLUE SKIES,

[@skystalkings]

Actually, Felix holds the record. But, that is crazy, I could NEVER do that.

[@drewmortenson]

Felix wasn't wearing a wingsuit for his historic jump.

[@IAnonymous3]

@@drewmortenson 😂😂😂 little different of a record there. Just a tad..

[@mohammadqadri5065]

How does a Cessna go to 40k feet????

[@roguelockwood5584]

I really want to do this

[@tylerstumpf5605]

That’s my dad

[@marksmith9176]

Tyler Stumpf I’m a retired Deputy and a inventor. I have an idea for small unit missions but I need an expert opinion, that’s all. I’m not soliciting money or endorsements. I just need to know if it’s a good idea. My e-mail is [e-mail]. Can you have your father read this? Thank you