We have another video showing the California record that was 861m long or half a mile in Yosemite. That required 5 days just to get the line across! kzread.info/dash/bejne/eGZ3xo-jg7LIqKw.html

@DiabloOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

32:02 what tent is that???

@DiabloOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

It must have been an incredible project to be part of. I miss those days dearly...

I came here from Tom Scott's newsletter and this is incredible! I've never been into the sport but this documentary was so well done I watched the entire thing. It was fascinating seeing all the work that goes on behind the scenes. Great job, everybody!

The next time you all do this sort of thing, bring thermal imaging. Would be really interesting to see what kinds of temps the equipment is being exposed to!

@lightlysearedontherealityg1218

2 жыл бұрын

And some binoculars

@hellopsp180

2 жыл бұрын

Thermal Imaging Drone :D next level

@nekoroms

Жыл бұрын

@@hellopsp180 dji makes one :) it also has a sick zoom on the camera and thermal imaging camera. designed for professional search and rescue... only costs about 10k :D

@boobrowsky

Жыл бұрын

This one

@boobrowsky

Жыл бұрын

@@nekoroms and they would probably be very happy to rent it for their promotion sake

I’m a lineman and I wish I was involved in something like this as there’s a few ways to make this easier. Pulleys and pork chop line clamps and there’s a lot of knots that aren’t appropriate for climbing but work well for pulling. That being said I have zero experience in slack line or rappelling. I very much respect the improvisation and adapting of the group

@Fabianwew

Жыл бұрын

@@dickJohnsonpeter They're all anchor points because they're working on a pile of boulders, not bedrock.

I live in northern Sweden, and I can just say that the amount of luck you would need to get that type of weather, ANYWHERE in the mountain regions of northern Sweden, is out of this world!

@HowNOT2

2 жыл бұрын

Its a record! A lucky weather window record more than a slackline record haha

@ramdas363

2 ай бұрын

@@HowNOT2 Awesome video dude! Love the way you edited this and told the story.

Thank you for giving so many of us a chance to be a part of this. Even if only to sponsor a small amount. A soft shackle worth went a long way!

This is art. It is not just a sporting activity: it is an aesthetic experience. Life is not easy, times are hard. These feats lighten our hearts, and give us special hope. Thank you very much ❤️

@tl08020

2 жыл бұрын

Its also dumb as shit

@stellviahohenheim

2 жыл бұрын

It's a waste, kids in Africa could've eaten all of that rope

This is such a big step up in production quality Ryan! It's beautiful and really really honest. The importance of safe and sound rigging is really what I bring from this. I have seen Lapporten many times but never imagined you could walk a line across before this.. Great job. Looking forward to the movie on SVT!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

Absolutly mind boggling, thats just insane! The amount of planing and the timing is crazy! To watch you guys rock this projekt with all the struggles you went through, had a great inpact on how I persive those long distance riggs. Thanks for sharing it in such an honest and transparent way. Great job!

the commentary on this video is so insane. I appreciate you so much Ryan all the rigging and walking crew. Thanks a lot guys!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I've never done anything like high lining, but the amount of insight I've gained from this channel about rigging and gear has been invaluable!

So Awesome Ryan. Congrats on the project, and to everyone who sent! The animations were fun to make for this one!

Best KZread video I have watched this year. Really amazing guys. Thank you Ryan for bringing it to us

Thank you for filming this! I really enjoyed watching and learning about the setup.

What am inspiring story Ryan. It’s been amazing watching this channel evolve. I came here for the break tests, as a climber I enjoy seeing limits of the gear. I slackline here and there, but I can see now how high lining is just as exciting at alpine climbing. You’re really out there…

Such an amazing video!!! GREAT WORK!

I love watching your videos. I’m a climber and I’ve never seen high lining other than your channel, so I learn a lot from you and I really enjoy your vibe. You’re very lucky to be surrounded by so many great people and exploring so many different things. Wishing you lots of luck in your channel.

@middle-agedclimber

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. It all looks like an incredible adventure.

Really fun to watch! Glad I could donate.

Awesome video, thanks Ryan!

Great video, many useful insights for future big projects!

Congratulation! I never considered the rigging process when watching those highline videos! Thank you for making this, I was really interesting!

This is an epic story of an incredible adventure. Thank you so much for sharing this!

That was a spectacular film Ryan, congrats.

Ryan, This was a fantastic documentary! Congratulations on such an awesome achievement- My family and I loved seeing everything involved in this project. Blows me away what you guys do. Thanks for sharing and good luck on the next project!! Dr White in Idaho

WOW that trailer at the end was amazing! Great job everyone!

This video took a lot of effort. Great storytelling! Capturing this footage is one thing, but you show a real skill in putting it together

This is a really great experiential documentary, nice job!

Wow thanks for all the details!

loved this hope you get to cover more things like this in the future

Man this video was absolutely fantastic! Thank you so much for bringing us in on this monumental task!

Insane project, congratulations to everyone involved ! Also wonderful movie, you did great in sharing all the emotions ;) I'm getting my first 50m longline soon... still a long way but psyched already !! Cheers from France !

Well done everyone, I am so proud to be part of this.

Loved this documentary! So good 👌🙏

I saw the part at 15:00 on swedish TV and recognized your voice! 😁 Realised I needed to wait for your video instead! 😍

Outstanding work! 🤘🤘🤘

I’ve been around all sorts of rigging for motion pictures in Hollywood (16 years) This was masterful. It was unlike anything else I’ve ever seen. Incredible 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Really enjoyed this! Loved seeing the process from your perspective. I also watched this with a couple friends who know nothing about rigging or slacklining/highlining, and they found it really interesting and engaging too!

Great video and fantastic project!

right on wit your bad ass selves! well done! kudos, compliments, props & hand claps!!!

great effort, thanks for sharing!

This project is crazy!

Epic. Everything in this video is just epic.

Well done amazing, proof you can do anything you put your mind to & teamwork wins the day

An Absolutely amazing amount of logistics go into a setting up something like this , i had no idea .i love these behind the scenes videos .

Congratulations to all that was involved.... Spectacular.......

This is insane. Well done.

This is amazing!

Thank you for this content Ryan. So stoked you filmed and narrated this. I was completely locked in the entire time.

Brilliant job. That helo that went under the line. WTF! terrifying.

Love your work! Comenting for the algorithm 🌻

Not even a minute in and knowing this is worth the full watch.

That was crazy amazing also did you find out what was up with that helicopter that went under it cause you said you requested a no fly zone where you rigged? Or did I just miss that

@timonix2

2 жыл бұрын

This. Wtf

@MrSmith-rk4jq

2 жыл бұрын

forreals, need an answer on this. I feel like that pilot should lose their license (if the no fly zone was officially put in place as they expected)

@woodennecktie

2 жыл бұрын

come on, " pilot should loose his licence" welcome to the real world . Nobody was aware of what was going on , pilots can also say "this project is dangerous for flying " i'm pretty sure they never knew in what danger they escaped from ..

@jimmyoverly3512

2 жыл бұрын

@@woodennecktie I won't speak for Sweden, but in the US Temporary Flight Restrictions (or TFRs) are a very real thing and you will absolutely get reprimanded for flying through one. You're an idiot who doesn't know what they're talking about.

@13snarf

Жыл бұрын

@@woodennecktie If they called in a no fly zone that's up to the pilot to adhear to it. So when you said the pilot probably never knew about it, well its their duty to know about it. That could have been lethal to everyone on board plus anyone on the line. Very reckless on the pilots part.

Video was so awesome, without you saying that you had tired to do a couple of segments and giving up. I work in logistical support, and was having so much respect for your efforts. Was no need to attempt to perform the feat like the other professionals.

@HowNOT2

2 жыл бұрын

I think it helps to show a "normal highliner's" capability to show that what these guys are doing is not normal. I don't feel bad about myself for it, I go for the rigging!

After looking at the part about the helicopter near miss, maybe you guys should attach bright flashing strobes to the backup webbing so air traffic that decides to ignore the NOTAM will see the strobes.

This is great man, congrats on the record! I’m a climber and this made me want to try highlining! Well, slack line to start with…

So interesting great video!

YGD. Thank you for your service.

Can't imagine what if feels like on such a long line, mad respect

The part about nearly losing a hand on a tensioned line I really can connect with. When towing a 500ton boat with a 5000hp 150 ton boat I had to do a little fancy work with a tow bit (basically a T shaped post you put wraps of line onto to create friction). I was manning the line (2 inch Amsteel blue) and the captain of the boat I was on could not hear me to shift to neutral and kept pulling out the line thru the bit. The neatly stacked slack behind me was rapidly flailing as it was being paid out so rapidly and I was in danger of being caught in the middle of it all. Fortunately I was able to whip a few extra wraps on the bit from about 10 foot away and slow the pay out speed before I was maimed. Extremely scary to deal with such tension in a dynamic environment such as an ocean. I've spent my whole life around rope sports and maratime line work and would hesitate to make the long pulls y'all did in this video. Kudos to all involved and I'm glad everyone stayed safe.

So sick! I wish this vid was 3 times longer I don't want it to be over. Hell of a job everyone! 👏

@HowNOT2

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I hope I never edit a video longer than this one again haha. It took 60 hours!

@joeybaldarelli6620

2 жыл бұрын

@@HowNOT2 lol I hear that! It was well worth it though... I havnt enjoyed a vid like that in awhile!

Amazing video, you had so much luck with the weather

This was so well done. Great fuckin job Ryan!!

That’s awesome 👏 congratulations

Love the bike brake!

Wow!! I thought that crew that highlined the world trade center in NY was something. The planning was interesting to watch, and the fact that lowering the line was every bit as hard - A HUGE amount of energy in that line! Thanks to all of you for pushing the envelope of human accomplishment.. Cheers!

Very nice documentary

This is so crazy! Well done and thanks for filming the whole thing

Pretty incredible!

You guys are awesome 😎

This is amazing to see what it actually takes to do something like this

insane amount of effort!

Such a good video dude

I was there a few years ago hiking the Fjällräven Classic. That was in august, supposedly the warmest time of the year. We had four days of rain and one day of snow. You really were lucky with the weather. Absolutely stunning scenery! I can recommend going there very highly. But take your time driving. It is far.

Good job❤

Wow..for only 1 weeks planning things went amazingly well.

I'm subscribed to you but I got here through Tom Scott's newsletter. Awesome work :D

This is incredible

Absofknlutely amazing. The mixture of genius and stupidity was perfect. The aestheticism and courage was world class. The gift from mother nature and god to see everyone home safely was divine.

This was pretty damn epic.

Congrats 👏

55:10 Is that viking immune to mosquitos? :D Great watch... left me thinking what's next... is it gonna turn into Ultramarathon Highlinining at some point? :D

@raedslacklines

2 жыл бұрын

these 'marathon' sessions already exist - so nothing new here :P

@daviddroescher

2 жыл бұрын

@@raedslacklines there is a massive difference between the Boston Marathon (you callout as been there done that got the hat) and the Moab 240(54hr59min59sec of non stop"running "80hr max)aka UltraMarathon.

@jc9291

2 жыл бұрын

Bruh so many fkin mosquitos

@ludvig9184

2 жыл бұрын

Some people just aren't attractive to mosquitos.

Thanks!

@matbolduc

2 жыл бұрын

Great work Ryan. You deserve a beer.

What about binoculars, or better, a spotting scope with tripod?

great show , realistic problems and lots not rehearsed ... you learned a lot

incredible

Incredible wow so Cool guys, this kinda stuff restores my faith in humanity.

cool video! I watched the one you did at abestoes like a year ago and this one just happened upon my screen somehow and it happened to be the sequel kind of which was cool! I like the technical take your videos have on these high line adventures of yours! That helicopter was crazy, what was it doing out there anyway? did it see the line at all?

@krazykuz13cmc

Жыл бұрын

It happened because you already watched one of his videos. Doesn’t take a detective to figure that out.

55:57 it appears there's another world record here; with the sighting of the elusive Loch Ness monster in the Lapporten freshwater lake.

Very cool

amazing

Such a great documentary, and I’m not even a highliner!

This is over the top insane. How was the decision made to pick this particular place for this project?

Man I hate that feeling of having no way out if you decide things are too sketchy. I climbed a crane when I was ~18 years old with a buddy and absolutely hated coming down. The whole time at the top I just wanted to start the journey down and getting down was a very long, slow, greasy, and equally as sketchy climb 🤣

Duuuude. That's insane

42:14 Swedish Summer Skis had me rolling 😂

I felt so horrible watching that parachute-jump.... glad it went ok :OOO crazyyyy

Insane... still can not imagine it is possible. I do wonder about his last meter.... but.. insane!

I wish I could click like twice. Wonderful adventure!

I just sent $5 your way. This was a great episode. By far my favorite one this year. The story behind the rig was so epic. Hopefully, everyone who watches this will match my donation so that you can create more films like this!

@HowNOT2

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Buck!

@buckmanriver

2 жыл бұрын

@@HowNOT2 You are welcome! On another note, I can not figure out why this film is sub-10k views. The two carabiner film has 1.1m and it is so basic. This film has epic storytelling and a world-record Highline. It is better than many films I have seen at Real Rock. Hopefully, it starts getting shared more in the outdoor community so the view count will increase.

Telescope or binoculars to be able to see people in the middle?