This intense drone footage of a slackliner in Portugal starts off crazy and gets even crazier as massive waves knock him off balance. Read the rest
Watch a guy cross a slackline as enormous waves crash below
Watch this car-towed BMX rider catch some serious air
Max Roucheau barely avoids getting his tow line caught in his spokes as he barrels through a field and jumps over a residential street. Read the rest
Rooftopper takes a palm-moistening stroll around a narrow skyscraper roof
Need a little more stress right now? Check out this rooftopper navigating a perilously narrow tile facade hundreds of feet from the ground. Read the rest
Gentleman jumps from balcony with parachute he bought online as wife and kid cry
This fellow had the good sense to buy a parachute before inviting his family to watch him jump from the balcony. Read the rest
Watch white-knuckle speed flying through narrow gorges
Speed flyer Joseph Innes headed to Romania for this pulse-pounding speed flying trip through canyons and gullies. The low-visibility flights in fog are especially thrilling. Read the rest
This guy riding a hoverboard around the edge of a high-rise gave me cold sweats
This video of a young guy riding around the lip of a tall building in Hong Kong made my palms sweaty. He comes within a fraction of an inch from the edge. He's lucky to be alive. Read the rest
Daredevil couple films 360-degree video atop Millennium Tower in Dubai
Dmitry Chernysh found a soul mate who likes climbing towers as much as he does, so they upped the ante and took a 360-degree camera along for their latest climb. Read the rest
Man scales Trump Tower with suction cups, creepy video released with 'message'
Update, 5:51pm ET: This purports to be a video produced by the man who climbed Trump Tower in Manhattan earlier today. The stunt drew immediate response from passers-by, and from NYPD and NYFD and EMS crews. Read the rest
Fellow hoverboards near edge of skyscraper
Oleg Cricket enjoys taking chances in high places.
You choose, #live or #die . I know my name and believe me , I'm sure about it . #110 floor
Watch record-breaking free solo slackline walk
Earlier this month, Spencer Seabrooke broke the world record for the longest free solo slackline ever. He walked 209 feet, 1000 feet above a canyon in Canada. He slipped off the rope twice and had to catch himself.
The soles of my feet start to hurt when I watch videos of people doing crazy high-elevation stunts. Does that happen to anyone else?
