Unplanned Mystery Boating Adventure 🇪🇸

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MUSIC:

House Keys - Mind The Swing

xyavex - You, me, here, now ft. vanyasurf

House Keys - DooDooDat

House Keys - Tipsyimov

Scrolls the Mystic - The Right to Cypher

Noa Silver - Kimchi

Fliptrix - OCD with the Love

skyswimming - Botanical Master

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#STORROR is a collective of seven elite athletes with big individual characters who were drawn together by a shared passion for movement and love of adventure. After growing up together and developing their skills for over a decade, the boys have built the most iconic brand in #parkour with an enthusiastic following to match.

THE TEAM:
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DISCLAIMER:
This video features Parkour performed either by professionals or under the supervision of professionals. All members of team STORROR have been training since 2005 and insist that no one attempt to re-create or re-enact any ROOFTOP activities or movement AT HEIGHT performed in these videos.

[danilooliveira]

"just a safe chill ride through a canal"
Sacha not even 2 min later: "look guys, I'm bleeding"

[dudebremnajs]

Tip for the future.
When blowing up your boats, you can over-inflate them just a little bit. The cold water will cool down the air and it contracts a bit and gets denser.
And if possible, lay with your upper bodies in the front of the boat. That way the heaviest part of your body is on the most buoyant part of the boat.
Love from norway <3

[MeriaDuck]

7:35 that must be the best footage of the year, that bridge, the running, the boats, the forest, fabulous 😍

[leefisher]

7:28 - You are actually representing all four of the classic elements right now. Your drone is in the air, some of you are striding along the earth, some of you floating on water, and this content is fire!

[berna]

I love how the mood changed every two minutes going from absolute chill to pure panic every time an obstacle presented itself, and then back again to chillin'. Great video lads, now I want a dingy and a manmade river to sail on. <3

[tictacstark]

for some reason, this immediately became one of my all time favorite storror videos, the vibes are just unmatched

[francog]

Oh Sasha. If it has water. He will have a quick dip. Loved the video.

[peterkiss]

I really like the vibe of this video. Somehow it feels a bit different and also like the calm and quiet shots without music just you talking. It almost feels like some behind the scenes video at some points.

[Exodusoniner]

All the comments talking about the danger are completely validated. I live in Spain near a canal, and people regularly die in the canal because they cant get out once they fall in. Much props to you guys, but i hope your safety team was involved in this. ❤

[SenpaiDeltaB]

Im a commercial diver, the differential pressure at those grates and pipes is so extreme. If you fell or put your body against them, you would drown. It would take 2 tons of pulling force to retrieve your body. That is so dangerous it's insane. Im dead serious any simple Google or YouTube search can show you a ton of experienced divers, and swimmers dying by getting sucked into stuff like that. Furthermore, there are drowning machines created by the shape of the canal, and those flood gates have such an extremely high pressure that not even a truck could free your body. please don't do stuff like that. You guys have your whole lives ahead of you, and I would hate to see something bad happen to you.

[coffeeNr.]

That's what I also appreciate about parkour: Even though it's an individual sport, you're always out there with your people, helping and motivating each other. Thanks guys! Keep the spirit alive!

[vineetmani]

I can't believe I sat for a half hour and watched blokes floating on rubber boats through a shady canal .. only Storror !!! .. Brilliant content guys. Stay warm :) Keep rocking

[stealthstalk]

I think my favorite part about this was watching a group of friends work together to get their buddy out of water in a situation where they were all a little overwhelmed with the situation. I also liked seeing you guys strategize how to overcome obstacles together! Thank you for sharing and we love the genuinely organic content! Can't wait to see what you guys do next! <3

[Fugnuk]

Imagine if you were the only guy on shift down the tunnel at 14:48, just chilling documenting what ever it may be you would document in an area like that, firstly hearing a group of lads singing "That's life" quite well all on boats just casually passing by. Legends!

[dylandebeer]

17:45 😂 "it had to be him..."

[tivsqfl]

Oh man! You posted the video, so I know you all made it, but I was still clenching my gut muscles. I’m from the Seattle, Washington state area, in the US. In the eastern part of the state it’s all farming and dammed rivers and irrigation canals. In areas where the canal has to cross a valley, usually instead of a bridge, they use something called a siphon where the canal basically goes into a pipe (kinda like where you guys walked across, only about 10 feet in diameter) goes down in a U-shape and comes out on the other side. For it to work and the water to get back up the other side the water has to completely fill the pipe. If you get too close, there’s no way to fight the current and you’ll get sucked in. Lots of sad stories of people (usually kids) drowning. Worst one was someone drunk driving going off the road into a canal near a siphon. The car got sucked into the siphon, and got wedged in the bottom of the U. They had to stop the water and drain the siphon and go down and cut the car out. Obviously that took a long time, and the people died. Over here, chains across the water are usually there for someone to grab, and as a, “last chance, ” warning/barrier before getting into some current or situation you can’t get out of and will kill you. I knew you had to have made it, but when you were going past them I was so tense. Also, it isn’t uncommon here for tunnels to only have enough room for the water, because they aren’t intended for rafting, so you’d run out of airspace. When you went in to that long dark one I was glad to see there was a walkway. Man, you guys were all relaxed and chilling, and I was getting a tension headache!

[erms]

I just love how you branched from parkour to making all my childhood wonders of could I do that and survive content. Keep up. My inner child is so entertained.

[Godsbane]

This was such a fun, chill video. Actually found it quite relaxing, whilst still somehow exciting. Big ups to the safety team for getting all the necessary permissions and checking that all those electrical cables weren't carrying any life threatening voltage.

[sinmcgriff]

One of my favorite things about you guys is how I can instantly tell if its a banger, or a mega banger, or if its lightning in a bottle within the first 10 seconds of the video lol. I didnt even watch yet and i already know this ones gonna be insane! im so excited

[mook]

Actually jealous of the fun you guys have ….bunch of mates just playing at life while i watch on my break at work 😂 makes me recalculate whats important to me … man i want to get outside for an adventure.