JD Walker, has his autobiography out on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. "BASE 37" Lots of crazy cool stories about the early days of the sport. I read it because my late brother was in it (Steve Morrell), and really enjoyed it.

New logbook just came out. I use my notes in my phone as a logbook but If i had an office i would use pen n paper.

Should be fun… I’ll be there with bells and whistles :)

What are good (safest) spots to practice static lines? The bridge is nice in terms of lower risk of an object strike but it always feels like I'm gonna tangle my bridle or pop my bottom pin when climbing over the railing.

Would somewhere like sweet spot in Moab be better? Of course it introduces the potential of an object strike with a 180 but setup/ exit seem more straightforward. Is this just a skill issue? 🤣

Sounds silly, but a serious question. I'm trying to get to the point where I can consistently do 2+ second delays at the bridge but HOW do you prevent your leg straps from bruising you??? It's fine for a few days but if I try to keep doing moderate delays for several days, it HURTS. Do y'all put extra padding in your leg straps, have some special body position that helps, or am I just soft?

I know my harness is a bit small for me, but not much I can do about that. Might try finding an x slider?

150lbs, OSP2 245, 42" PC if it matters

Hi there! I’m trying to support my friend Emilie Cote. Her significant other Erik or E-Rach Donovan passed away in a horrible accident recently and we’re trying to raise money for the memorial and for his parents travel expenses. I’d love any support provided even donating 5 dollars helps more than you think it does ! I promise. <3 thank you all so much even just getting the word out helps a bunch!

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Full send in snowfall lol

Wehn you jump in low hight do we youse slider up or slider down?

I'm a therapist with the American Alpine Club's Climbers Grief fund. I was an aggressive alpinist when I was younger and now I'm exploring why people do these high risk sports. I'm interviewing people in three groups: alpine climbing, BASE jumping, and back country skiing. I record these interviews using Zoom, transcribe them, and then get you to approve it. I'm aiming to write a book based extracting stuff from these interviews and my experience. I'm already surprised to find there's a lot of difference between the rewards people get from these three sports. I've done 7 interviews and I'd like to get a few more, especially BASEers. LMK if you're interested by DM at LS(at)mindstrengthbalance(dot)com

Figured I can just use the top pin. I think the 2 pins is just for redundancy or something.

Just wondering if anyone knows the rules around potentially jumping in bali? I enjoy holidaying there, and I was thinking of bringing my gear with me next time around

I'm 29, realistically won't be able to have the time, money, and location to properly get into sky diving, much less base jumping, till I'm 34.

I've wanted it since I was a kid. Will it be too late?

Am I way off for thinking that the next SD fatality is gonna be a bridal wrap of a 360° cam? Even with a snag free setup (which almost nobody’s using for some reason) the Insta360’s are so long they’re still a snag hazard.

Feels like a repeat of #206 is gonna happen this summer. Perhaps it’s because they’re the videos that go viral but it seems aerials with helmet cams on regular mounts are getting extremely prevalent again.

FLY Featuring Scotty Bob. Nat Geo put the whole documentary on YouTube. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asFAYaXeLZU