Wingsuit Pilot Luke Rogers and fellow wingsuiter Chris Byrnes dive into an epic cloud cave on their jump with Skydive Ramblers in Toogoolawah, Australia. Captured with a 360º view on a GoPro Fusion.
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I admit that's Something I have always dreamed about and you all are Doing it- Good for you- keep up the Good Work and Fly Free!!
The elytra irl
I know its not but does anyone else feel like this is fake especially the green wingsuit guy next to a cloud looks like green screen?
How in the French toast did y’all record this. Look like super heros
The only thing that could possibly make this cooler is if they were being chased by large flying predators.
Ангелы! Смелые, сильные и настоящие. Спасибо за видео.
Imagine if a plane cuts through the clouds and these 2 stick to it like cartoons.
I know it's dangerous but I still want to see it with my own eyes.
When they jump from such high altitudes, do they have any way of knowing where they are relative to their intended landing location? Not a p[roblem when the sky is clear, but with that much cloud they could surely end up miles and miles from where they needed to be. How fast do wingsuits fly and what glide angle can they manage?
I’m disappointed that you can’t grab the cloud and chew it like cotton candy