Ben Borger of the US Army Golden Knights sets a world record for wingsuit jumping, starting at an altitude of 32,000 feet

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/574454...olden_knights/

I wonder how many times the inventor tried out his product before he accomplished the finished product..that would be so cool

Sometimes it doesn't always go to plan I guess.

I'm amazed at the things people think are fake these days. Just because CGI exists, doesn't mean that people don't do crazy shit and film it.

i'd say parts are real parts are probably fake..
like the one with the baloons?

If you do this sport, this is your future. A face full of cliff.

It's kind of like that guy that climbs mountains without ropes. Eventually a first mistake will be made, and it'll be your last.

Awesome..

holy crap...sounds like he was still alive when the helicopter got there at least.

As far as I know he is still alive now. He has multiple fractures to his legs.

no room for errors with this. You can only make one

parachutes work perfectly fine and can be done long out of range of radar.. as for striking, couldn't they just use missiles?

It is real, although these guys risk their life every time they jump, I wouldn't do that.

Smashed his legs to bits.

One minute he could fly, the next he's not going to walk properly again.