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I'm new to the BASE jumping/wingsuit world but got into it cause of work... specifically got to shoot JT Holmes at NP. Weather was really crazy - snowing hard on and off but finally he was able to jump.


http://www.youtube.com/...6iLlSUhapYM&hd=1

anyone here ever jumped np?



removed the site naming -- wwarped

Not the best WS flying I ever seen but pretty good RW by the Camera Flier . He did a real nice job .
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Amazing flying by both Julian and JT, strong work. The flyby shot must have been done by some sexy beast, possibly named Matt. Matt is a sexy beast sorta name.

LOL . ya I was just busting his balls a little .
& you aint no Matt Damon if that's who you live Vicariously through ?

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there has been a fatality off that object (#137), so it HAS been jumped. (they had difficulty locating the remains.)

please read the forum rules. we really avoid naming sites.

please read the BASE Fatality List.

please read the Incidents/Accident forums.

it will help you educate yourself!

Missed some in your edit warpped. akstevens, your my hero! Anus.

hope I now got them all...

Nope, the youtube video title still has it...

Apologies - didn't know this was customary but makes sense. Took out NP from title.

Yes - Julian Boulle shot the fly footage and is an absolute professional. He did an incredible job.

Good thing, cause he just named it all over dropzone.com
http://www.dropzone.com/...;;page=unread#unread

why does the end look like an opening from a slider off jump out of a helicopter? and before that it shows footy from the camera flyers perspective, then it shows footy from the ground, and the camera flyer isnt in the shot?

nice flying, but some weird editing towards the end - opening sequence...

Matrix dude

Movie magic....

What model of WS is JT flying?

Looks like a S Fly wingsuit..

"South wall is the only exit point with enough altitude to the talus not to be considered a technical wingsuit jump"
Can you do it without WS ?

Yes, my suit is an S FLY expert. Love the thing.

You know, I have not jumped the South side wall out there, but looking off of it, i consider it a technical wingsuit flight. Sure there is a nice bit of altitude to get the suit flying with, but you need to cover some distance to get to a nice LZ and a crappy flight puts you in a crappy LZ and in a very remote place, any bad landing situation could have big consequence. So that makes it technical in my book.

I love that cliff out there in the Northeast of Utah's Southeast western desert. What a place.

You either need to get a map, a GPS, or stop eating all of those Wild-Flour cookies.

+1 UPH. aka... FWT dickbag.