This guy is nuts... If you queasy about hights, have a bucket.

[ceirsik]

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Most people stay on the ground and put the mavic up to the top.. Not this guy.. Hey lets climb to the top and set the mavic off..

 

[Former Member]

I think I know that guy! His name is Peter Parker aka Spider man. jk

 

[ceirsik]

Been watching some of his videos. I've painted 10+ story buildings on the outside. I don't mind heights, but
I'm not stupid enough to do it without a harness..

 

[Plawa]

Don't look up Alex Honnold then...

 

[BD0G]

Risk versus Reward is just not there.
Same with Alex Honnold and climbing the face of Yosemite's El Capitan "free solo" (no ropes or safety equipment)

Photos of Alex Honnold’s Most Epic Climbs

In 2010, Honnold free climbed the walls of Half Dome and El Capitan in slightly more than 11 hours, crushing the speed records for El Cap and the two routes consecutively. Honnold and climbing partner Sean Leary also climbed 3,000-foot El Cap for 24 hours straight, summiting three times for a total of more than 8,000 vertical feet climbed. They also set a new record for consecutive ascents. Also in 2010, Honnold was honored as a National Geographic Adventurer of the Year.

 

[Sencorp]

So there is this thing called Darwinism. I can likely suspect we will be seeing this or at the very least hearing about it when it comes to this guy, in the near future.

 

[Rosvolinna]

..but he did't drop his phone, gimbal cover, or SD card . Addictive videos...

 

[frankiez]

Crazy!!!

 

[Flying Frog]

This guy don't need any Goggle ! He is the Goggle.

 

[BD0G]

So there is this thing called Darwinism. I can likely suspect we will be seeing this or at the very least hearing about it when it comes to this guy, in the near future.

Yup, This style of activity for adrenaline junkies tends to lead them to "outdo" thier last death defying feat. Especially when they have 'followers" that are amazed and impressed. It is just one of those activities that as one's skill gets better and better the line between life and death becomes much smaller.

There was a report of one of those notorious Instagram photographers that did high altitude shots from buildings and structures recently climbing on top of a moving New York Subway train to "surf" it. His body clipped a wire and he was tossed to his death.

This Popular Instagrammer Just Died Trying to Surf a NYC Subway