BASEjumper

Check out this jaw-dropping POV footage featuring a BASE jump from the Dolomites Alps mountain range in Italy. It's an incredible sight!

You guys remember that show Pimp My Ride, where they would pick some random person with a really crappy car, take it from them, flip it from the bottom up and create something wildly different? That had to be where this guy has transformed his old BMW Series 3 convertible car into a two-seater with a hot tub in the back! Whoa, talk about an awesome ride! Imagine driving this beast down to the beach, you park, get out and immediately take a dunk in the pool in the back! Jaws will drop like rotten fruit for miles ‘round! We’re just not really sure about the safety of this thing. What if you have to make a screeching halt? With the summer coming around, who wouldn't want to kick up and relax in the good old outdoors? Even in the winter, this beast of a hot tub will warm anyone up! You probably haven't seen anything like this before in your life! Would you ever buy one of these if you could? Let us know in the comment section! Be sure to visit https://rumble.com/ for more awesome videos like this one and feel free to upload any of your own clips as well! Check out this insane BMW hot tub.

In life, you have the thrill seekers, and you have the non-thrill seekers. Thrill seekers partake in activities such as sky-diving, bungee jumping, and paragliding. Well this thrill seeker definitely didn't have the best of days. While paragliding, she cut the landing a little close, and ended up getting caught in some telephone wires. It's probably safe to assume that she was suspended up in those wires for quite a while before getting freed. It seems like this para-glider wasn't in poor spirits, casually "hanging out" in the telephone wires. Who knows how long it took to get her down! Sometimes it's just the way things go, and you need to deal with the cards you are dealt. Could it have been the wind, or what about human error? Who knows. This extreme sports enthusiast is not having a good day. We don't know how she ended up in these telephone wires, but we are certain she was stuck there for a while! Check out this paragliding fail!

When you jump out of a Boeing C017 Globemaster at sunset it makes for a spectacular view. Add to it another high altitude skydive from a Spartan CJ 27, as well as a sneaky BASE jump from a tower, and you've got the recipe for an epic skydiving compilation!

Enjoy highlights featuring point-of-view wingsuit proximity flying over stunning scenery in Switzerland and France. These daredevils risk all as they fly inches above terrain, trimming the trees, and coming extremely close to the cliff walls. Amazing!

This point-of-view footage will definitely leave your palms sweaty! Watch as a number of daredevils pull off a selection of BASE jumps and speed flights over Brasov, Romania.

Antoine Laporte and friends navigate Croix des Tetes, a mountain of Savoie, France in their tracking suits. Proximity flying in tracking gear leaves almost no margin for error and requires a more specific choice of flyable lines - if you get too deep, you don't have wings (wingsuit) to help you get out. Tracking gear consists of a jacket and pants that inflate with air, which then increases push force when you move your body through the air.

High altitude skydives, sneaky jumps in the middle of the night, and even jumps from atop a wind turbine, the life of a BASE jumper is anything but dull. See this amazing compilation footage to get that heart rate pumping!

A fearless paraglider soars over the city of Brașov in the Transylvania region of Romania and then lands at the Citadel of the Guard, a historic site that used to be an important defense point. Also make sure to watch until the end to see a high altitude skydive with paratroopers!

It's one of those days when you're extremely lucky to be witness of a precious moment. In this instance, a mother bear is adorably followed by her cubs while climbing through Romania's Carpathian Mountains at 2000 meters high.

Kandersteg is located along the valley of the River Kander, west of the Jungfrau massif in the canton of Bern, Switzerland. It is noted for its spectacular mountain scenery and sylvan alpine landscapes. In this feature, experience a POV wingsuit proximity flight session over the Kandersteg terrain, rear camera included. Special thanks to Nick, James Y., Darren B. and Snake River BASE Jumping School. Credit to 'BASEjumper'.

Incredible point-of-view footage featuring a terrifying cliff strike in MOAB, Utah. Luckily the BASE Jumper, Evgenii D., ended up being okay with not a single scratch after the scary moment.

Check out this insanely fast wingsuit proximity flight over the wild terrain of Switzerland. This daredevil comes just inches above the trees!

It takes a ton of courage to run and jump off a cliff! Check out this POV footage of winter BASE jumping in Lauterbrunnen (Switzerland) in the middle of Swiss Alps. Amazing view!

The Brevent exit in Chamonix, France was first opened in 2012, but following a series of accidents within a short amount of time was closed by local authorities. It remains one of the most technical wingsuit exits in the world with a large ledge, very low departure, electric cable, and a ton of paragliders. Here you can feel the rush during a winter jump!

Sometimes moments in life don't exactly go to plan and you need to improvise! Watch how wingsuit pilot Richard lands after finding his parachute lines twisted, it's an incredible moment! Luckily he ended up being okay and suffered no injury after this scary flight through a Utah mountain exit.

The Heroes' Cross is located on the Caraiman Peak at an altitude of 2,291 meters in the Bucegi Mountains of the Southern Carpathians. Commemorating the soldiers of World War I, it has a height of 36 meters. These daredevils capture some amazing footage of this monument as they paraglide all around it, coming within inches of touching it!

Some very brave BASE jumpers leap off incredibly tall cliffs in Kjerag (Norway). The scenery and excitement makes it such a rush for these daredevils!

A very brave BASE jumper performs some intense wingsuit proximity flying over the Bispen Line in Norway, much to the delight of tourists in attendance.

Although it was a pretty sketchy take off, this paraglider soars above the city of Brasov, Romania. He then proceeds to land right in the middle of the famous Council Square, which features and array of medieval buildings.

From running into trees to crash landings, this compilation is filled with some epic paragliding fails. This is why it's known as an EXTREME sport!

Watch these daredevils jump off a gigantic antenna (350 meters) in the middle of nowhere. Then witness them soar inches above a mountain range in wild Switzerland. Remember that proximity flying in tracking gear leaves even less of a margin for error. If you get too deep, you don't have wings to help you get out. Extreme!

These daredevils skydiving from an enormous military aircraft; one with zero visibility and the other with a high deployment over an epic sea of clouds. Last but not least we are treated to some paragliding from atop the breathtaking Carpathian Mountains in Europe.

Check out this POV footage of some near-fatal wingsuit proximity flying in Le Brévent, France. These daredevils come INCHES to the cliff walls, trees and terrain. The National Geographic did an exploration on the reason these flyers meet their death during this extreme activity, after a video of a BASE jumper meeting his own death surfaced on the Internet. This man’s real name was Armin Schmieder, an Italian who lived in Freiburg, Germany. He was a 28-year-old father to a young child. BASE is an acronym standing for the types of objects participants may leap from: Buildings, Antennas, bridges—aka, “Spans"—and the Earth itself, in the form of cliffs. Last year was the deadliest on BASE record. “The simple truth is that wingsuit BASE jumpers don’t know what they are getting into, don’t know how to practice the sport safely, and don’t even know enough to know how little they know." is written in the NG article. Le Brévent is a mountain of Haute-Savoie, France, first opened in 2012. However, following a series of accidents within a short amount of time, it was closed by local authorities. It remains one of the most technical exits in the world, and for good reason!

Incredible point-of-view footage featuring a scary moment for this skydiver. During his 885th jump, his canopy went into a counter-clockwise rotation after being set open. The end result was an incredibly low cutaway and a subsequent tree landing. He did survive though, only suffering minor injuries to his leg and arm.