Roberta Mancino's First Demo Reel
As if Roberta Mancino wasn’t talented enough, now she’s editing her own demo reels. This is Roberta’s first final cut edit of her first 4 wingsuit BASE jumps, her world record freefly jump and a demo at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. Thanks for sharing your demo reel with us Roberta, and congrats on... Watch Video »
World Record Freefall Speed: 343 MPH by Luigi Cani...
Now this is FAAAAASSSST! Luigi Cani‘s world record freefall speed of 343 mph (approx. 552 km/h)! Photo by Craig O’Brien. View Photo »
World Record 22-Mile Skydive Across English Channe...
Austrian-born Felix Baumgartner set a new world record on July 31, 2003 when he became the first person to cross the English Channel with a carbon wing. From 30,000 feet (9,144 meters), Felix soared 22 miles (35 km) across the entire stretch of water between England and France, hitting a top speed of 220 mph.... Watch Video »
World Record 113-Way at Skydive Perris
This is the 2008 world record 113-way skydive by the Parachutists Over Phorty Society (POPS) at Skydive Perris in California. Founded in 1966, the Parachutists Over Phorty Society is a club for skydivers over the age of forty. If you’re “wise” enough to join POPS, visit http://www.thepops.org/ for more info. Watch Video »
Longest BASE Jump World Record by Dean Potter
In August 2009, Dean Potter scrambled up the north face of the Eiger in Switzerland to set a new world record for the longest BASE jump. In his wingsuit, Dean’s flight lasted nearly 3 minutes and covered a distance of 3.4 miles (5.5 kilometers). Next up, Dean will have to outdo the 2006 world record... Watch Video »
Skydiving Tattoo Sets New World Record
Guitarist Zeke Galt thought it would be a great idea to have the initials of his band, Surefire Machine (SFM), tattooed on his arm during his first tandem skydive at Edmonton Skydive Centre in Canada. Who knew a silly stunt like this would set a new world record for the first tandem freefall tattoo? Probably... Watch Video »
First World Record BASE Jump Off World's Tallest B...
Prior to 2008, no one had ever jumped off the world’s tallest building – the Burj Dubai Tower, which stands at 2,717 feet (828 meters). While still under construction at the time, these two guys travel to Dubai with an elaborate plan to attempt the first world record BASE jump off the Burj. Disguised as... Watch Video »
World Record BASE Jump from 6600m (21,667 ft)
Glenn Singleman and his wife Heather Swan set a new world record in 2006 for the highest BASE jump in a wingsuit, jumping from 6604m (21,667 ft) off Meru Peak in the Himalayas. Does anyone know if this record still stands? Watch Video »
Flight of The Jetman: Yves Rossy
Start zee engines! Rumor has it that ex-fighter pilot Yves “Jetman” Rossy had no choice but to design this amazing jetpack because his balls of steel were too heavy for skydiving. Ok, maybe not. But he has made history: he set the world record as the first person in a jet-powered wing to successfully cross... Watch Video »
World Freefly Record 108-Way Formation
An incredible view from outside the formation of the world record 108-way skydive at Summerfest 2009. Watch Video »
World Skydiving Championships: Volare Freefly Team
This is an incredible free routine and speed round by Volare Freefly Team at the 2010 World Skydiving Championships. How do you think this compares to the Skywalkers World Record Skydive or Spaceland Anomaly’s World Record Freefly? Watch Video »
Project XRW: World Record in 'Wingsuit Surfing'
History was made in September 2010 when several new world records were set at Skydive Elsinore. The first-ever “wingsuit surfing” with wingsuit skydivers and parachutists linking up in freefall: check. A group of wingsuits and parachutists flying in close proximity for 60+ seconds: check. Taya Weiss and Jessica Edgeington becoming the first female skydivers to... Watch Video »
Spaceland Anomaly’s World Record Freefly
Check out Spaceland Anomaly busting points like it’s their job! The result: a gold medal-winning freefly routine and a 17-point, world record-breaking speed routine at the 2007 U.S. National Skydiving Championships. Think you can beat that? Let us know in the comments below. Watch Video »
Women’s 41-Way Vertical Skydiving Record 2010
More than doubling the previous Guinness world record of a 20-way set two years ago, a team of talented women set a new 41-way vertical formation skydiving world record at Skydive Arizona in 2010. For those of you who have never been to Skydive Arizona, it’s a skydiving mecca located mid-way between Phoenix and Tucson... Watch Video »