If you’re going to ski off a Hamalayan cliff at an altitude of 5,716m (18,553ft) it’s probably a good idea if you’re wearing a parachute. And if there are some mates around to record the feat so that you’ve officially broken a Guinness World Record and have something to go viral on socials, then all the better.
That’s exactly what 34-year-old Brit daredevil Joshua Bregmen achieved back in April when broke the record for the world’s highest altitude ski-BASE jump from a cliff on the Himalayan mountain Mera Peak and parachuted to the ground.
