Do you remember our post about the death defying stunt of James Kingston at the Ukrainian Bridge? Well, here’s another group of height-conquering adventurers with their stomach-churning act. And this time, it’s even crazier and more heart-dropping.
Shanghai tower is a skyscraper under construction and is considered to be the second tallest building in the world. The building stands approximately 632 meters (2,073 ft) high. And while the building is not yet open to the public, two Russian thrillseekers traveled to China to test its height.
The pair of daredevils are Vadim Makhorov and Vitaly Raskalov and they are not new to this kind of extreme freeclimbing.
The two masked men sneaked into a poorly lit building site and climbed up unvarnished concrete stairs.
Under the cover of darkness, they made their way up to the roof of the skyscraper.
And when the morning came, they continued their death-defying journey.
Peering over the side, the upper floors of the distinctive 492m Shanghai World Financial Center and the neighboring 421m Jin Mao Tower can be seen peeking through low lying clouds.
Undaunted, the pair then moved out onto an 18 meter crane and went on climbing skywards.
Upon reaching the very top of the crane, one examined his hands which were dirty from the long climb. Then the pair gave each other a high-five, signifying that their mission has been accomplished.
Watch the video below to witness the cold-sweat-inducing adventures of these daredevils.
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