Those swoops into the lines are incredible. I don’t know if that’s what you call them. Man it must feel sweet coming out of one of them with so much speed
No idea why people even do this. I thought about getting into it 15 years ago, and knew I'd die. And that was before I ever heard of guys like Alexander Polli or Uli Emanuelle.
This video is amayzing ! Your flying level is impressive I have some questions like How many base/wingsuit jump do you have ? And how many base jump did you have before starting WS ? Thanks
Thank you 🙏🏼.. I have just over 200 Wingsuit base and 580 BASE jumps.. I had about 360 BASE jumps before I put my Wingsuit into the base environment… but my skills come from training in the skydiving environment a lot.. I have about 1500 Wingsuit skydives with a strong focus on performance flying and Acro skills…
man this video is crazy asf i have rarely seen someone go this deep into the rabbit hole, like some jumps where you 360 to lose altitude legit cannot becalculated so there is no way to know if u have overdone it and will crash fucking insane man
I have trained for those corkscrews and 360s hundreds of time in many ways.. so I know exactly where and when and how much altitude I have.. and how to manipulate it to adjust to the terrain I am flying towards… everything is calculated..
Rien à dire, j'ai fait du parachutisme pendant plusieurs années, et essayer le Base jump est un rêve (mais ma femme m'en empêche, elle a trop peur vu que nous avons 3 enfants), mais alors le wingsuit c'est l'étape ultime, et quand je vois la qualité et la maitrise des vols que tu fais Tomic, respect. Je ne pourrai jamais essayer mais me contenter de tes images est déjà une étape vers le rêve... merci :)
Is no one going to say anything about the recording?? Is this like the "follow me" feature of a high end drone? lol I mean, how the...? Where the...? Can someone explain this to me? and then you put Parkway Drive on top of this? 👌🏼 F*ckin Masterpiece bro. You are no Beast but a MONSTeR!
Hey dude😊… I highly appreciate the froth.. thank you… the way it is recorded is a 360 camera on the end of a 3inch mount.. which makes the camera look like it is infront of me.. but I can spin it around while I’m editing it…
I like the bit where you are playing Sail. That song is the squirts. I bet u have that in your head every time you fly or drink coffee or anytime cos its the best song. Oh the rollercoaster looks sketch, stick to flying through electricity infrastructures braaaaaaaah. Blame it on my mtb
Animadrop music yoooo Also you people must have got a mental condition or something lmao, I don't need to be an expert to tell some of these flights are literally life-threatening 😨
Ya man! Top content and awesome technical skills. Prox to those trees and deep cracks best I've seen. May I ask about (baubles) ... Have u experienced these under tight conditions and whats the recovery?
Hey man.. appreciate the compliment… did u mean burbles.. like turbulent air?… these flight are all done with almost optimal morning conditions, when the air is still and the ground has not yet heated up enough to create thermic bumpy conditions. Knowing and understanding mountain weather is a must for this type of flying. There would be no recovery if a mistake is made.. once you commit to a line like this you are actively flying it until you are back over safe terrain. Hope this helps.
@@centrywt912 you can flare out, if you have enough excess speed.. but if your in an area that is too flat, then you have already used a lot of your speed and energy to fly in the flat zone. That means you wont have the excess energy/speed to convert into a flare.
Wow! Got a "Faaark!" out of me two minutes in and I was mesmerized. Thanks for the rush! Proximity flying is my favourite kind. Clipping trees and trimming weeds.
Incroyable, je viens de découvrir ta Chaine, Des frissons. Tu pilote bien avec ta wing. Avec mon Aile Ritewing NanoDrak , j'ai le meme genre de vitesse et performance enveloppe de vol. forcement je vol en FPV ne suis pas a bord, je peut donc prendre plus de risque que toi. Ce serais Genial un chasing. je suis en Aveyron/Lozere a 30 min du viaduc de Millau. Petite question, la camera a 360 ne te gene pas en vol niveau aérodynamique ? sur mon aile ca fait trop de trainé. j'utilise soit de l'Insta 360 GO2 ou DJI O3
It must feel so incredible to be flying a few feet from the ground, then suddenly be hundreds of feet from the ground. Your brain must be tapping into parts it did not know existed.
Hey… I do also teach.. but I specialise in Wingsuit coaching.. you can contact me on my instagram or my facebook. Instagram- instagram.com/tomic_13?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Facebook- facebook.com/profile.php?id=100049204908940&mibextid=LQQJ4d
Hey mate, it can be if you’re on a long flight… but for the most part, it’s pretty easy. The Wingsuit is filled with air helping the wings to stay inflated and then it’s up to you to hold the correct body configuration for whatever flying input you need to make or hold..
Is it possible to convert speed into height, if you need to jump over an unexpected obstacle - or is their a minimum sink rate independent of the speed?
Hey eigil, it is possible to covert speed to height.. but it is more a fact of changing body configuration in the suit to change the glide at which the pilot is flying at to get over an obstacle. Most flights are flown down steep mountains, and flights are usually at a quite steep trajectory.. so when an obstacle is ahead the pilot avoids the obstacle by increasing the glide to go over it.. in saying that… these days with the technology of the suits, it is very possible and sometimes used on flights.. to convert a lot of speed into a lot of lift, letting the pilot actually fly back up.. and gain altitude for a short period of time.. before continuing flight or deployment of his/her parachute. Hope this helps..
@@tomic13 Than you, it helps an old glider pilot to know that this insane sink rate is improved with new technology, which will come handy in critical situations. I guess the best sink rate must be close to 1?
Damn dude superb flying, clearly skilled in your craft, mad respect from Dallas Tx.
Those swoops into the lines are incredible. I don’t know if that’s what you call them. Man it must feel sweet coming out of one of them with so much speed
RIP Green Flyin Dude
No idea why people even do this. I thought about getting into it 15 years ago, and knew I'd die. And that was before I ever heard of guys like Alexander Polli or Uli Emanuelle.
Stunning, mate. So sick.
Holy shit, man.
This video is amayzing ! Your flying level is impressive
I have some questions like
How many base/wingsuit jump do you have ?
And how many base jump did you have before starting WS ?
Thanks
Thank you 🙏🏼.. I have just over 200 Wingsuit base and 580 BASE jumps.. I had about 360 BASE jumps before I put my Wingsuit into the base environment… but my skills come from training in the skydiving environment a lot.. I have about 1500 Wingsuit skydives with a strong focus on performance flying and Acro skills…
Flying that suit like a speedwing🤘
Superb
Love the flight, though I’ll never do it myself. Thanks.
So underrated :( So beautiful
And this is what you call Good content…holy sh*t😍😍😍
man this video is crazy asf i have rarely seen someone go this deep into the rabbit hole, like some jumps where you 360 to lose altitude legit cannot becalculated so there is no way to know if u have overdone it and will crash fucking insane man
I have trained for those corkscrews and 360s hundreds of time in many ways.. so I know exactly where and when and how much altitude I have.. and how to manipulate it to adjust to the terrain I am flying towards… everything is calculated..
Charging hard, keep it up
So good …
Le vol au-dessus de l'usine de Vouvry👍
Amazing video of a beautiful sport! Flying with only your body is my ultimate dream😁 keep on pushing guys! Much love from Austria
uhuuuuu top
👏👏👏👏👏NUMBER 1
Hard to tolerate that last song. Ohh well, nice jumps.
EPIC!!!!!!
This is so fucked up on so many different levels... I'm speechless...
Barrel into the crack? sure! so sick.
Maquinaaaaa
I don't think this is real. Computer generated. Drones? Nahhh, can't be real.....
Che aneu en compte que enca vos fareu mal eh?
Min 4:00 🤯🙃. 🚑
unbelievable mate, this is inspiring me to keep my decision to start skydiving!
Rien à dire, j'ai fait du parachutisme pendant plusieurs années, et essayer le Base jump est un rêve (mais ma femme m'en empêche, elle a trop peur vu que nous avons 3 enfants), mais alors le wingsuit c'est l'étape ultime, et quand je vois la qualité et la maitrise des vols que tu fais Tomic, respect. Je ne pourrai jamais essayer mais me contenter de tes images est déjà une étape vers le rêve... merci :)
Merci mon ami..
Is no one going to say anything about the recording?? Is this like the "follow me" feature of a high end drone? lol I mean, how the...? Where the...? Can someone explain this to me?
and then you put Parkway Drive on top of this? 👌🏼 F*ckin Masterpiece bro. You are no Beast but a MONSTeR!
Hey dude😊… I highly appreciate the froth.. thank you… the way it is recorded is a 360 camera on the end of a 3inch mount.. which makes the camera look like it is infront of me.. but I can spin it around while I’m editing it…
I like the bit where you are playing Sail. That song is the squirts. I bet u have that in your head every time you fly or drink coffee or anytime cos its the best song. Oh the rollercoaster looks sketch, stick to flying through electricity infrastructures braaaaaaaah. Blame it on my mtb
Tened cuidado que eso parece muy peligroso. Paz
Just incredible! 👌🐐
In my next life I'll do shit like this! 😅
In this life I'll settle for vids like this! ;)
Animadrop music yoooo
Also you people must have got a mental condition or something lmao, I don't need to be an expert to tell some of these flights are literally life-threatening 😨
Bu adam gerçek mi ya ? 😮😮😮
Воистину круто.
You are a sick fucking pilot Tomic. May the odds be forever in your favor.
😊🙏🏼.. thanks dude… really appreciate it..
Imagine going on a European vacay…to do this. BTW, that mountain coaster looks scary af.
Ya man! Top content and awesome technical skills. Prox to those trees and deep cracks best I've seen. May I ask about (baubles) ... Have u experienced these under tight conditions and whats the recovery?
Hey man.. appreciate the compliment… did u mean burbles.. like turbulent air?… these flight are all done with almost optimal morning conditions, when the air is still and the ground has not yet heated up enough to create thermic bumpy conditions. Knowing and understanding mountain weather is a must for this type of flying. There would be no recovery if a mistake is made.. once you commit to a line like this you are actively flying it until you are back over safe terrain. Hope this helps.
@@tomic13 yes thats it thx for explanation. BTW that move where you corkscrew into the deep crack is awesome bro!
Stay safe and precise!
@@tomic13 I have a question: can you not actively flare out of an line when you think it gets too risky/flat? Like the flare you would do before pull
@@centrywt912 you can flare out, if you have enough excess speed.. but if your in an area that is too flat, then you have already used a lot of your speed and energy to fly in the flat zone. That means you wont have the excess energy/speed to convert into a flare.
@@tomic13 thank you for the explanation!
Wow! Got a "Faaark!" out of me two minutes in and I was mesmerized. Thanks for the rush! Proximity flying is my favourite kind. Clipping trees and trimming weeds.
Beautiful flights
Appreciate the froth🙏🏼
Incroyable, je viens de découvrir ta Chaine, Des frissons. Tu pilote bien avec ta wing. Avec mon Aile Ritewing NanoDrak , j'ai le meme genre de vitesse et performance enveloppe de vol. forcement je vol en FPV ne suis pas a bord, je peut donc prendre plus de risque que toi. Ce serais Genial un chasing. je suis en Aveyron/Lozere a 30 min du viaduc de Millau. Petite question, la camera a 360 ne te gene pas en vol niveau aérodynamique ? sur mon aile ca fait trop de trainé. j'utilise soit de l'Insta 360 GO2 ou DJI O3
It must feel so incredible to be flying a few feet from the ground, then suddenly be hundreds of feet from the ground. Your brain must be tapping into parts it did not know existed.
Ja pierdole coś pięknego! Adrenalina 1000/1000
holy shit you actually touched a tree on one of those passes. absolutely bonkers. love it
Damn, Tomic. You rock, bro!
This is epic on all levels bro!💯🤙
Damn, that's intense.
Spectacular..
What is the way to contact you? I am at the beginning of skydiving. You also teach. I want to be your student
Hey… I do also teach.. but I specialise in Wingsuit coaching.. you can contact me on my instagram or my facebook.
Instagram-
instagram.com/tomic_13?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Facebook-
facebook.com/profile.php?id=100049204908940&mibextid=LQQJ4d
@@tomic13
Video editing is way too disjointed
Appreciate the criticism… my editing is definitely rubbish.. and a work in progress
Is it exhausting to fly wing suits?
Hey mate, it can be if you’re on a long flight… but for the most part, it’s pretty easy. The Wingsuit is filled with air helping the wings to stay inflated and then it’s up to you to hold the correct body configuration for whatever flying input you need to make or hold..
Is it possible to convert speed into height, if you need to jump over an unexpected obstacle - or is their a minimum sink rate independent of the speed?
Hey eigil, it is possible to covert speed to height.. but it is more a fact of changing body configuration in the suit to change the glide at which the pilot is flying at to get over an obstacle. Most flights are flown down steep mountains, and flights are usually at a quite steep trajectory.. so when an obstacle is ahead the pilot avoids the obstacle by increasing the glide to go over it.. in saying that… these days with the technology of the suits, it is very possible and sometimes used on flights.. to convert a lot of speed into a lot of lift, letting the pilot actually fly back up.. and gain altitude for a short period of time.. before continuing flight or deployment of his/her parachute. Hope this helps..
@@tomic13 Than you, it helps an old glider pilot to know that this insane sink rate is improved with new technology, which will come handy in critical situations. I guess the best sink rate must be close to 1?
These days we can sustain glide ratios of around 4:1… depending on the speed, pilot skill and conditions..
Mate ,do you have ig?
Hey.. yeah sure do…
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