I Tried Extreme Caving With No Experience

Am I a cave person now?

#caving

[NoahKane]

I had so much fun pushing my limits in this brand new way! SMASH the like button on this video if you want to see more unique challenge videos like this!

[Tim_the_Enchanter]

Caving, as I understand it:

1. Go in the hole.
2. Keep going until you get stuck.
3. Die.

[DamienCooley]

I retired from caving on the day I was born. I had a good run.

[paulosullivan]

What would honestly scare me the most is the idea of someone behind me, between me and the exit, getting stuck and me having no way to get them free and being trapped by their stuck body.

[JZL]

The idea of not knowing if your chest would fit and getting stuck half way is so terrifying to me. The first person who did it, how do they try and see if they can fit

[kiahnavega]

i totally get kids are smaller and its good to expose them to the outdoors and new situations but as a mom seeing those kids in a place so small made me want to throw up. Theres so many incidents of people being stuck and killed.... bro if that happened to a child ....just the idea makes me so sick to my stomach I want to vomit.

[robertredmon]

How anyone can see that tiny whole in an already claustrophobic inducing tunnel and say to themselves. "i wonder if i can fit through that?" is beyond me.

[samuelo]

I'm living vicariously through everybody. This is one of the greatest videos I've seen so far bravo to Dad and the kids.

[VanBurn]

I could see the way your body moved when you went through the wet pinch, like idk how to describe it but the body language just projected fear, good in you for committing cuz that is definitely extremely terrifying

[jazzad]

I love exploring caves and underground places. Any tight passage though and I will back down. I can't for the life of me understand why people would push themselves through this.
Travis had been there 15 times and still managed to get stuck. The reward was a room where you can stand, which is something you have anywhere out of this cave.

[fordnut]

I dont understand peoples way of thinking on putting your life in danger and for what? Nothing in that cave is worth putting youre life on the line.

[thebluesgotchya]

11:37 kids may have an advantage by being smaller but hypothermia is much more of a risk for them, bodies shut down quicker. I would reconsider taking them through wet pinches next time

[kimvannatter]

I watched too many caving disaster videos before this lol definitely sounds like a hobby to have the right equipment, have people properly notified of where you are and expected time frames, and never take unnecessary risks. I wonder if there's any special rescue alert gadgets out there, like how snow boarders have for avalanche emergencies..

[shadowpanther]

Bro at first seeing the first tight squeeze made me panic, but then you rationalized with us about how it’s fairly safe, and how beautiful the rock strata are. Somehow you calmed me down lmao, super good content and very underrated!

[jeffbrown]

Walking out of that cave must have felt like entering heaven.

[rockentry]

One arm forward, one arm back! You guys are crazy!!!!

[Extremesports]

Hey man, I really enjoyed watching your perspective of caving. I’ve been watching caving stories for a while and have recently been interested in trying an easy one even though it freaks me out. Seeing your account presented in this honest and genuine way not only helped me reach the conclusion that I now will try it, but gave me an appreciation for your videos. Everything was great man, the cinematography, the dialogue during and after, the editing, and your personality.
You have yourself a new subscriber my friend!

[Tdot-]

My brain would not even allow me to enter there! I had to take medication to get through an MRI😂

[HazelIsbad]

Probably my favorite video of yours, you really did a great job capturing how truly scary that was. Glad you all made it out safe!

[sudleyarmien]

wouldnt do this for all the money in the world .How the hell can he put his children in harms way like that ?