Can you find a problem with this?

Seems fine to me...

youtube.com/watch?v=uWGcTvH…

WOW...

I can't wait to see the replies to this post

Found it, thanks for the heads up

http://mountainproject.com/v/how-to-rappel-on-a-budget/107280749__1

I think we'll eventually read about him in Accidents in North American Mountaineering. Analysis will simply say: "Dumbass."

check out the youtube comments

kids got a chip on his shoulder.

At least he used a proooosik.

He looks like Max Fisher from the movie Rushmore. Badass.

So this video is actually real? I thought it was a hoax back when it got posted before.

seems like he has all the bases covered for a 10 foot drop

Kevin Landolt wrote:He looks like Max Fisher from the movie Rushmore. Badass.

haha!

This is the kind of crap I did as a child climbing trees in my backyard, though never more than 15 feet up.

Valuable info. If I ever find myself on a "buget" I will keep this in mind.

OMG.

David Sweet wrote:So every now and then you can find stories in the climbing mags about the early days of some famous climber in which they started out using a clothes line for a rope, framing nails for pitons and safety pins for biners. Is this guy really that different from them - other than the fact that he is publicizing it while it is going on rather than way after the fact?

From the last thread, I believe there was something about a video that this kid also created on how to cook your own heroine...so HELL YES, I sure hope he's different from some climbers today who had humble beginnings.

Screw the UIAA!!

I don't think that's a regulation bird hunter's bag.

I've watched this four times now. Why couldn't I have seen this before I spent all that money on climbing gear.

He said..."Ballistic nylon from Walmart." I'm pretty sure I've seen him, and his kind, (along with my kind) in Walmarts...and at Bass Pros too, always meandering at the gun counter, with an arm full of moon pies, and a bag full of bright orange circus peanuts. I know the type.