Daredevil Freddy Nock breaks 30-year-old highest tightrope record with walk across Swiss peaks
- تاريخ النشر: السبت، 02 مايو 2015 زمن القراءة: دقيقة قراءة
The 347 meters walk took Freddie just 39 minutes on a synthetic tightrope with a diameter of just 18mm. During his walk, Freddy negotiated an altitude difference of 50 meters – all without any sort of safeguarding.
The record was quickly ratified by Guinness World Records adjudicators who collated and received the evidence by the organisers and were satisfied all guidelines has been followed correctly
Today’s achievement sees Freddy add to his long list of record titles, which include the fastest skywalk between two hot air balloons, Longest cable walk, and the longest time on a Wheel of Death, Click the player below to watch a film documenting his successful attempt at the world's highest cable walk back in January 2011 in Switzerland.
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Starting at Biancograt at 3.532 meters above sea level, the 50-year-old stuntman from Switzerland eventually reached Piz Prievlus, the highest mountain in the Eastern Alps, setting a new record for the Highest tightrope walk (ground supported)
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