Do you have the balls to do this?
 

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A daredevil stuntman has scaled a 10,000ft mountain – by creeping up a two-inch thick cable car wire.

Freddy Nock took 90 minutes to edge to the top of the Zugspitze mountain in south Bavaria – without any safety equipment.

Nock, who began his highwire career at the age of 11, said of his 3,000ft long trek: ‘I don’t want to do it again, not without a balancing pole. It was exhausting.’

The Swiss-born tightrope artist now plans to submit his feat to the Guinness Book of Records as the 'longest and highest wire walk above sea level without a balancing pole.'

The stunt was part of a week of challenges Nock will undertake this week to raise money for Unicef.

He said: 'I will attempt seven records during this week. It has everything, incline, to walk down a cable car, walk across a lake that is more than three kilometers, which in the highest mountain area, in the Jungfraujoch in Switzerland, that is more than 3,800 meters high, higher than this one.'
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'Can I get across that in the air? Or cycling with a bicycle across a tightrope over 130 metres at a height of 50 metres. Those are the things I want to do.'

In Febuary, Nock walked down the wire of a cable car line on Switzerland’s Mount Corvatsch - which is 9,908 feet above sea level.

He shuffled along the cable for some 5,249 feet, starting from the mountain station - at an altitude of 10,836 feet - to the middle station, which is 8,865 feet above sea level.

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Nock, who used a balancing stick, successfully completed the walk on his second attempt, after bad weather forced him to stop earlier in the day.

He previously performed similar stunts in Germany, staging a climb over the slopes of the country's highest mountain, and walking 900-metres over Lake Zurich.

In August 2009 Nock climbed up the steep cable on the slopes of Germany's highest mountain for charity, scaling the 3,264-foot-long line with only a balancing pole and no nets or safety rope.

During that climb, which took him 50 minutes, Nock gained 1,141 feet in altitude and - in front of 1,800 spectators - finished his climb 9,655 feet above sea level.

He raised $19,000 for a German charity which runs rural developmental projects in Ethiopia.

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no safety nets




source: daily mail

nope :okay:

THIS GUY HAS BALLLLLLLLS.....WOW!

holy crap

In our...well, in my case...I don't think it's a case of balls, it's a case of ability. I just can't do...that so no, I don't have the balls to do something that would definitely kill me.

If I could do whatever sort of witchcraft balance that dude does, then I might consider it.

wow just wow... Balls of steel...
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:fuckthatshit:

how does that dude keep his legs together with balls that big

balls of steel

How did he not fall off with balls that heavy?

I'm just worried that his balls will pendulum and fuck up his balance

dayam!

I'd be scared shitless just being that high off ground

i thought this was crazy enough before i realized there weren't any safety nets.
then i was like :eek2: :eek2: :eek2:

we need to change the definition of "ballin'"

:seriously:

I'm more amazed at how he scaled the 10,000ft (3km).

Quite a bit of comments about his balls. :fuckthatshit:

must be those pumas

Wasn't tripping balls until i saw the pic where he was next to the cable car. This is ridiculously impressive.

must be the aerodynamic hair

If you had the ability to make useful posts instead of retarded shit full of non sense and lies, would you consider it?
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must be crazy

pointless and waste of time and resources..surely an amazing stunt, and then?

so thats why heatbags wear pumas..