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Friedi Kuehne and Lukas Irmler, German slackliners, are making headlines with their recent remarkable feat. Both set a new world record by walking a slack line between two hot air balloons at an altitude of 2500 meters.
According to the International Slackline Association, Kuehne and Ermler were 600 meters higher than the previous record set in 2021–––––––––––– 1,900––– in Brazil. i Viral In the video, the pair can be seen effortlessly walking on a slack line tied between two large hot air balloons above thick clouds.
Sharing of Video On Instagram, Brit America wrote, “German slackline athletes Freddie Kuehne and Lucas Ermler set a new world record by walking a slackline suspended between two hot air balloons at an altitude of 2,500 meters (8,202 feet). broke the previous record of 1,900 m. 6,234 ft) set in Brazil in 2021. Both athletes are experienced slackliners with multiple records to their names.
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Several users flocked to the comment section to share their reactions. “I need more than some rope and a clip to feel comfortable trying this!!! A parachute would be ideal!! lol,” one user wrote. “I can already tell this will feature in my nightmares,” commented another user.
“My hands are sweating,” a third user reacted. “Their poor mothers!! OMG!!! wrote another user.
According to Local 12, a US-based broadcast network, Ermler set the world record for the longest distance traveled on a slackline, which was two kilometers in 2019. Kuehne gained recognition for his outstanding achievements, including balancing on high ropes without safety equipment. In 2017, Kuehne set a new record by running a 110-meter long slackline at an altitude of 250 meters.
