Seems like it was really dangerous actually. A commenter below from Seattle and another one that works on these cannals mentioning that there are pipes that can suck you in with extremely powerful currents and drown you. Also drainage pipes on the side bear the chains that could have opened up at a unfortunate time and sent them flying out of the canal.
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. ❤
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!
yeah the way they work together and support each other is the main reason, why I love to watch storror. The skill they all show is just the second main reason why I keep on watching
I love the contrast that’s going on between people who know about water currents and those who don’t. The latter are vibing with the laidback ride. The first are freaking out about how much danger sascha was in and were stressing out the entire time.
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
@@meadandmilkthe irony of people from an island nation not being great with boats! But I suppose it’s like Brody says in that cinematic classic “it’s only an island if you look at it from the water!” 😂
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.
Probably the best video since the paddle board trip down Manchester. Although it might just be reminding me of wonderful canoe trips down the Medway as a little kid, navigating locks and letting the day gently pass by.
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!
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.
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!
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
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.
This is a fucking shame. What these gentlemen are doing is prohibited and we are going to report it to the authorities so that they delete this video, those of us who are from this town are fed up with these scoundrels.
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 UA-cam 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.
Kyle Hill has a great video on this. I think it's actually titled the drowning machine. It might be titled one of the world's scariest signs or something like that, lol. I know I was researching scary signs which is what led me to find that video I'm talking about where Kyle Hill explains the physics behind it
@Pugetwitch a drowning machine and delta p or differential pressure are different that's a great comment though. a Drowning machine is a swirl of water at a low head dam that constantly rotates and traps people, but you can think of differential pressure as a vacuum. It happens when there is a lot of water flowing through something to a lower pressure zone. And the smaller the bore of the hole or the larger the amount of water flowing to the lower pressure zone will suck you in and trap you against the pipe or grate or rip you through there and drown you or tear you to pieces.
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
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!
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!
Yeah, super dangerous for Sasha to fall in the water near the syphon entrance. Luckily he wasn't caught in the current. You can also see that they pass a spillway after the chains. So they're there to grab onto if someone falls into the canal when the spillway is open. Without knowing when the gates are opened, it's impossible to know whether this trip was safe or not. I'm guessing the guys didn't know either. But like you, glad they're ok!
He has a very old school singing voice and it is beautiful. I always thought the radio made them sound like that its just beautiful ❤ Peace and love from the Bahamas 🇧🇸
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.
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.
yooo this is the perfect vid for a slow start to the week, i can tell already just by readin the title and 10 sec in, gotta love storror saving the mondays as always
Your guys constant positive, uplifting, energising, encouraging and motivating energy you radiate throughout your videos really reach us. You’ve created such an uplifting and reflective community. Your comment sections are nothing but awesome. When I watch a storror video in the morning, it’s gonna be a good day 🙌 Much love
I've watched this video a few times and I reckon it's my all time favoite Storror video! It's what we're all here for really. The camaraderie. The fun! There's so many incredible videos, but this one has some weird beauty to it. Lads. Floating. Having fun. Little bit of danger. Trepidation. Chill. It's just... It's lovely! But I'm biased, having canoed at a young age down some long rivers. It's just... It's serene!
I’ll never forget the day that I first watched Storror and I’m so glad I did. You guys are so special in your content creation. Always coming up with new ideas and still showing us your special skills. I do often am just at a lost for words. You boys changed my life forever and I’m forever grateful 🙏
So great to see Sacha giving it a go with the guys. Recently he has been a lot more hands on which is absolutely great. This is just the type of team building exercise to bring everyone together for the greater good. I really enjoy this content. It lets you see a different side of Storror than we are used to. Great job guys. Can’t wait to see what you do next.
big up from Romania guys ... i ended up watching your vods by seeing some "climber vs parkour" vods ... i`m a amateur climber myself .. nice to see that you guys grew this sport so much .. big up for almost 10 mil subs
great fun video but so dangerous, there are plenty of small hidden pipes with enough water flowing through them to rip you to shreds im glad you all made it out safe especially sash at the end who got out right next to one of those pipes
@macg8050 I think if you look @ when Sash gets out of the water by the grates and the boys run across the bridge you can see some pipes running along the mountain under the bridge. I'm pretty sure that's how the water got to the next part...the pressure from the water flowing in from where Sasha was gives enough power to push the h20 up the hill (read the top comment). So, the grates weren't the problem. It was what was under the grates which is a medium sized hole filled with water and the only outlet is 500 meters through to the other side. Was it really dangerous? Incredibly.
@@countrybackflip Yes, it's an inverted siphon culvert. The potential energy of the water is converted into velocity on the inlet side, and back to potential energy on the outlet side. This basically sucks in the water from the canal at high velocity, and when you get sucked in there is no way to get out of that pipe except on the other side. Just think that all the volume of water from the canal passes through those two pipes, which have a much smaller diameter than that canal itself - hence the water flow has to speed up accordingly to move the same amount of water as the canal.
@@countrybackflip Actually the inlet was by the grates that they climbed on to get to the pumphose, You don't need to have a lot of pressure in a point like this as point A is at a higher altitude compared to point B which will cause the water to flow out at the lower section even tho the pipes dip down for a bit. One thing that had me thinking a bit tho was the end section, there was swirls on the surface of the water which would indicate that there was some form of underwater current there and those can be dangerous.
This was a rather chill video guys!! Callum saying it had to be him is the sibling banter we love to see xD Great to see you guys complete the 12k without any major issues :clap:
Might think about some immersion gear when doing water activities. Hypothermia is a thing. And then it could be fun if you fell in the water because you wouldn't really get wet and be freezing. Love you guys!
We have to ramp up the likes and comments STORROR Army, these boys film for hours on end just to show us some amazing sites, moves, and characters.... Probs 6 hours of filming for a 30min clip.... They are grinding out here and have been for years.... Big up the boys........
As well as the Parkour, I love these videos of you guys just dicking around for laughs!!!! always cracks me up... This one and the Geowizard straight line mission!!! absolute jokes!!!!
Man, what a fantastic group Storror is! They are top athletes, they are among the best in the world in Parkour, but they are much more! They film everything, they fly the Drone even though they are inside a small oscillating boat, in the middle of a small canal, somewhere in Spain! They get off the boat, run along the pillars to record the maneuvers of everyone in the group, return to the boat, protect themselves, help each other, advise each other and have fun! I wanted to say a bad word, express my gratitude and enthusiasm for them existing, for being a valuable team, for producing such good content and for being great at everything they do! Incredible! I always look forward to Mondays, looking forward to your videos! Long and prosperous life to this magnificent team that is Storror! From Brazil!
A friend of mine who was a novice at boating bought a powerboat, he asked me what accessories to buy and I told him to get some paddles. He didn't get it at first but he eventually clicked. He told me the first time he used his boat the engine flooded and they couldn't restart it, him and his mate paddled a couple of hundred meters back to the boat ramp, all the way congratulating themselves for taking my advice.
gotta say boys, this was unexpectedly one of the best episodes in a while and i've been really loving all the recent episodes. i can safely say that even when you are all off training, you can set a straight line through a quarry or take inflatable rafts onto a spanish canal
This kind of infrastructure can be extremely dangerous, and sections that are safe at one time can be deadly at other times depending on what gates are open and how the water is flowing. Never do this without advance recon: someone needs to be walking well ahead with a radio.
💙🇺🇲 Wow, cool ride, but very suspenseful, kept thinking you were all going to hit a big spillway 😱. Scenery was magnificent, beautiful, breath-taking. Happy everyone is safe and sound!! 😊
Great job ❤ Looks mysteriously fun 💜 Uncertainty is what makes the adventure more exciting :-) Storror creating some incredible stories and doing just storror things lol 😂🔥
roofless tv did a lot of rubberdingy videos in vienna maybe they do a collab again . those city rivers lead often to mysterious tunnels and then indiana jones is on
This is by far the most relaxing thing I have ever seen! I would also like to go on a tour like this and just be able to admire this view and almost raw nature
10 years ago my mate and I went down the river Tweed on the Scottish Borders in inflatable kayaks. its 67miles of navigable river! we camped overnight on a river island and went through some grade 3 rapids! there a Hugh weir ro go down too. I think you boys would have a whale of a time doing it in your little dinghy. Great vid, very funny too.
Sash, that weird current you hit was an Eddie line. Not dangerous at all at low speeds like this, happens when the river hits a bend and the current can’t stay completely across it. So you have one part of the river moving forward and one part standing still, just makes ya feel weird because one minute you’ve got current on your side and another second later your in standing water. Another thing for all ya boys, don’t standup in moving current that you can’t see the bottom of. Can get a foot trapped and the water will push you under! Excellent video as allways storror!!!
In this case it might as well have been a first feeling of the inlet suction of the inverted siphon ahead... those guys seem to have no clue about the power (and dangers) of moving water.
Wow, this was actually SUPER dangerous. Lot's of hidden dangers in these elevated canal systems. Sluices', slipways, turbines to name a few. Could have ended ***really**** badly.
"just a safe chill ride through a canal"
Sacha not even 2 min later: "look guys, I'm bleeding"
😂😂
I'm pretty sure that was juice from the berries on the branch he grabbed.
Gotta love Sacha lol
That branch is very spiky, ask me how i know. XD @@Dan200
Seems like it was really dangerous actually. A commenter below from Seattle and another one that works on these cannals mentioning that there are pipes that can suck you in with extremely powerful currents and drown you. Also drainage pipes on the side bear the chains that could have opened up at a unfortunate time and sent them flying out of the canal.
Oh Sasha. If it has water. He will have a quick dip. Loved the video.
I'm starting to think he falls into the water on purpose for laughs in these videos and he puts some drama into it. 😂
Sacha*
At least he takes it likes a boss. I'm a little beach when it comes to cold water.
@@BodywiseMustard my bad. I’ve never seen his name spelled out.
@@francog3046look in description
7:35 that must be the best footage of the year, that bridge, the running, the boats, the forest, fabulous 😍
I have no idea how spain didn't turn it into a tourist atraction. make it properly safe and offer a nice boat at the beginning. the view is amazing.
@@danilooliveira6580 It's for their water supply. They don't want thousands of people going through it.
Thought the same when I saw the drone footage 🔥🔥🔥
Watch ryan shirley
@@danilooliveira6580safety
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. ❤
Yes. Stay well away from hydraulic infrastructure.
I think I heard them say that their safety team either went through the whole thing or just checked it out beforehand. Don't remember which.
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!
yeah the way they work together and support each other is the main reason, why I love to watch storror. The skill they all show is just the second main reason why I keep on watching
God I love this video!
for some reason, this immediately became one of my all time favorite storror videos, the vibes are just unmatched
The feeling of adventure is sooooo goog
same
I love the contrast that’s going on between people who know about water currents and those who don’t.
The latter are vibing with the laidback ride.
The first are freaking out about how much danger sascha was in and were stressing out the entire time.
@@tictacstark what’s “Storror”????
@@gruntopolouski5919 The legendary parkour group in this video lol😂
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
Just came to the bit where you turn the boats, good stuff lads 👌🤌👍
Us Brits can always learn a thing or two from you Scandi's about boats!
@@dudebremnajs Love to your helpful comment from Norway, Maine. Lol
most norwegian comment ever
@@meadandmilkthe irony of people from an island nation not being great with boats! But I suppose it’s like Brody says in that cinematic classic “it’s only an island if you look at it from the water!” 😂
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.
Probably the best video since the paddle board trip down Manchester.
Although it might just be reminding me of wonderful canoe trips down the Medway as a little kid, navigating locks and letting the day gently pass by.
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!
that comment is amazing, thank you 🤣🤣🤣
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.
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!
not much parkour in that video though lol
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
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.
This is a fucking shame. What these gentlemen are doing is prohibited and we are going to report it to the authorities so that they delete this video, those of us who are from this town are fed up with these scoundrels.
@@Kwnwmwmwk😂😂😂😂😂😂 keep crying
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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 UA-cam 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.
Damn dude. Like, use a period for once in your life. 😂
Kyle Hill has a great video on this. I think it's actually titled the drowning machine. It might be titled one of the world's scariest signs or something like that, lol. I know I was researching scary signs which is what led me to find that video I'm talking about where Kyle Hill explains the physics behind it
@@SCU3A_S7EVE I was going to say he's probably on talk to text (like I am all the time), until I saw the spelling of "you"🤣
@Pugetwitch a drowning machine and delta p or differential pressure are different that's a great comment though. a Drowning machine is a swirl of water at a low head dam that constantly rotates and traps people, but you can think of differential pressure as a vacuum. It happens when there is a lot of water flowing through something to a lower pressure zone.
And the smaller the bore of the hole or the larger the amount of water flowing to the lower pressure zone will suck you in and trap you against the pipe or grate or rip you through there and drown you or tear you to pieces.
@@SCU3A_S7EVE it was voice to text lol
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
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!
Totally accurate! This comment needs more likes!
true af
will that be the X factor?
17:45 😂 "it had to be him..."
that brotherly love 😂
🤣🤣🤣
He waits for that every time they're near any water 🤣
@@cherrybombb_ cal and sacha are brothers?
@@_Professor_OakYes Sasha is Callum's younger brother
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!
wow so when sacha fell in the water he was in a lot of danger :O !!!
Please like this comment so that people who see this video and want to try it some place else read this first hopefully
@@vanessaruiz4705 Benj was almost in a never forgive yourself moment when he told Sacha it was safe to float down to the end, before getting out.
Nah it's fine safety team tested it first
Yeah, super dangerous for Sasha to fall in the water near the syphon entrance. Luckily he wasn't caught in the current. You can also see that they pass a spillway after the chains. So they're there to grab onto if someone falls into the canal when the spillway is open. Without knowing when the gates are opened, it's impossible to know whether this trip was safe or not. I'm guessing the guys didn't know either. But like you, glad they're ok!
He has a very old school singing voice and it is beautiful. I always thought the radio made them sound like that its just beautiful ❤ Peace and love from the Bahamas 🇧🇸
This video definitely gave “stand by me” vibes especially when they were walking on the bridge/ train tracks
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.
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.
you're describing me too, mate😅 but i love the positivity they give me through watching them🥰
yooo this is the perfect vid for a slow start to the week, i can tell already just by readin the title and 10 sec in, gotta love storror saving the mondays as always
What flag appears in the title for you?
@@DabaikoSpain
Your guys constant positive, uplifting, energising, encouraging and motivating energy you radiate throughout your videos really reach us. You’ve created such an uplifting and reflective community. Your comment sections are nothing but awesome. When I watch a storror video in the morning, it’s gonna be a good day 🙌 Much love
second that! The way they support each other is the way we should treat our fellow companions
I've watched this video a few times and I reckon it's my all time favoite Storror video!
It's what we're all here for really. The camaraderie.
The fun!
There's so many incredible videos, but this one has some weird beauty to it. Lads. Floating. Having fun. Little bit of danger. Trepidation. Chill. It's just... It's lovely!
But I'm biased, having canoed at a young age down some long rivers. It's just... It's serene!
Big shouts to the Storror Safety Team for testing all of these sites and allowing you guys to be safe and sound. Underrated IMO.
The safety team does not exist haha.
@@JulianJamesProd. sarcasm my friend.
@@mossdem ah well my bad. Difficult to know from a comment
@@JulianJamesProd. 15:40
@@jekanyika the way you hand picked the moment I wrote this comment lol!
Rubber dinghy rapids bro 🤣🤣
Elite reference
Goated comment
Alton Towers got a spa bro
Proper
Popped in my head instantly 😂
I’ll never forget the day that I first watched Storror and I’m so glad I did. You guys are so special in your content creation. Always coming up with new ideas and still showing us your special skills. I do often am just at a lost for words. You boys changed my life forever and I’m forever grateful 🙏
22:50 a lizard jumps off of maxs shoulder! 😂
I think "Bring fresh sets of clothes in water proof containers" should be a thing now
Sasha controlling the drone and avoiding the obies is literally me in my day to day with stress and exams 🤣🤣
fax u rrizzler from ohio
I live these types of videos where it’s not the usual stuff, it just comes out of nowhere and it’s always a banger of a video
So great to see Sacha giving it a go with the guys. Recently he has been a lot more hands on which is absolutely great. This is just the type of team building exercise to bring everyone together for the greater good. I really enjoy this content. It lets you see a different side of Storror than we are used to. Great job guys. Can’t wait to see what you do next.
It's Sacha
When the boys are bored😂😂😂😂😂
The sticks……iconic😂😂😂😂😂
The level of these homies exploring. I like how it's so natural with just the sounds and no terrifying unnecessary sounds. Always take care, boys.
those harmonies were beautiful
this is one of the chillest vids, one of my favourites, we need more spontaneous random videos like this. luv storror!
big up from Romania guys ... i ended up watching your vods by seeing some "climber vs parkour" vods ... i`m a amateur climber myself .. nice to see that you guys grew this sport so much .. big up for almost 10 mil subs
It's so awesome to see Josh comfortable doing something like this! He has come so far!
Callum's singing at 26:23 is so pretty!
This was THE COOLEST video you guys have done in a while. Please do more like this! I loved this video!!
Drew as Captain Sweatpants (a.k.a. Rocky Balboa) had me lmao ❤😆
So glad everyone was together for this! Maybe come back in summer and do it again 👍
Rocky Balboata
great fun video but so dangerous, there are plenty of small hidden pipes with enough water flowing through them to rip you to shreds im glad you all made it out safe
especially sash at the end who got out right next to one of those pipes
@macg8050 basically any thing you can’t see underwater is dangerous
@macg8050 It's Canal de la Toba in Spain. The walkways next to the canal are actually a hiking rail you can go walk yourself.
@macg8050 I think if you look @ when Sash gets out of the water by the grates and the boys run across the bridge you can see some pipes running along the mountain under the bridge. I'm pretty sure that's how the water got to the next part...the pressure from the water flowing in from where Sasha was gives enough power to push the h20 up the hill (read the top comment). So, the grates weren't the problem. It was what was under the grates which is a medium sized hole filled with water and the only outlet is 500 meters through to the other side.
Was it really dangerous? Incredibly.
@@countrybackflip Yes, it's an inverted siphon culvert.
The potential energy of the water is converted into velocity on the inlet side, and back to potential energy on the outlet side. This basically sucks in the water from the canal at high velocity, and when you get sucked in there is no way to get out of that pipe except on the other side. Just think that all the volume of water from the canal passes through those two pipes, which have a much smaller diameter than that canal itself - hence the water flow has to speed up accordingly to move the same amount of water as the canal.
@@countrybackflip Actually the inlet was by the grates that they climbed on to get to the pumphose, You don't need to have a lot of pressure in a point like this as point A is at a higher altitude compared to point B which will cause the water to flow out at the lower section even tho the pipes dip down for a bit.
One thing that had me thinking a bit tho was the end section, there was swirls on the surface of the water which would indicate that there was some form of underwater current there and those can be dangerous.
Drifting down the canal looked so relaxing, and lots of those rock formations looked so cool from your underside viewpoint!
This was a rather chill video guys!!
Callum saying it had to be him is the sibling banter we love to see xD
Great to see you guys complete the 12k without any major issues :clap:
Might think about some immersion gear when doing water activities. Hypothermia is a thing. And then it could be fun if you fell in the water because you wouldn't really get wet and be freezing. Love you guys!
Takes away the danger element then 😹
Imagine Sach going through all the rehab for his leg/foot/ankle and losing a toe to frostbite 😰
@@danowarhealy6890 I don't think the water being cold is why anybody watches these videos.
@@Squant I dont think I said they did
Absolutely love the chill adventures. Need more videos like this! Gives a good start to the week.
check out shiey, he does alot of similar adventures. him and storror are my two fave channels.
@@BigBingus27 I'll have to check it out, thanks for the suggestion.
The crew singing that´s life in the dark was the best.
Those strides over the fellas in the boats is probably one of my favourite visuals you lads have done.
Honestly, this might be my favourite Storror video.
Great adventures make great memories. You lads will have the best stories when you're old men.
We have to ramp up the likes and comments STORROR Army, these boys film for hours on end just to show us some amazing sites, moves, and characters.... Probs 6 hours of filming for a 30min clip.... They are grinding out here and have been for years.... Big up the boys........
Weirdly enough, I'd almost like to see a longer version of this. The vibes are just great.
You lads are the final bosses of “kickin it with the bois” 😂😂😂
I absolutely love the energy. Please be careful on your adventures
26:23 i didn’t know they could sing so well!! Was it callum?
As well as the Parkour, I love these videos of you guys just dicking around for laughs!!!! always cracks me up...
This one and the Geowizard straight line mission!!! absolute jokes!!!!
Man, what a fantastic group Storror is! They are top athletes, they are among the best in the world in Parkour, but they are much more! They film everything, they fly the Drone even though they are inside a small oscillating boat, in the middle of a small canal, somewhere in Spain! They get off the boat, run along the pillars to record the maneuvers of everyone in the group, return to the boat, protect themselves, help each other, advise each other and have fun! I wanted to say a bad word, express my gratitude and enthusiasm for them existing, for being a valuable team, for producing such good content and for being great at everything they do! Incredible! I always look forward to Mondays, looking forward to your videos! Long and prosperous life to this magnificent team that is Storror! From Brazil!
Sash is chilling. He eats, controls the drone and has the best position.🤣
Please never let him get hurt though.
I always feel like he's in the most danger even though he's very sweet about it.
The first video I watched on this channel, *not disappointed!*
25:17 this looked so cool and trippy
you should def do more of these types of journeys! one of the most enjoyable videos to watch. keep it up!
7:26 "Storror team is land, air, and sea" Ha, yes! Love this 😎
Boy did I need this today!
Behind the scenes crew are so unappreciated by us viewers, big up to the safety crew ❤
You guys are naturally funny so watching you do pretty much anything is amusing
Sash being that chill😂 luv it
hahahha skibidi riiz ohio gyaaaat
@@ginge7752 I think it's trying to communicate
@@tappajaav ok tappajaav☠☠
A friend of mine who was a novice at boating bought a powerboat, he asked me what accessories to buy and I told him to get some paddles. He didn't get it at first but he eventually clicked. He told me the first time he used his boat the engine flooded and they couldn't restart it, him and his mate paddled a couple of hundred meters back to the boat ramp, all the way congratulating themselves for taking my advice.
Boat Slide is truly enjoyable, love the variety of content!!! Really enjoy these more raw and laid back videos
gotta say boys, this was unexpectedly one of the best episodes in a while and i've been really loving all the recent episodes.
i can safely say that even when you are all off training, you can set a straight line through a quarry or take inflatable rafts onto a spanish canal
With all the comments under this vid, I’m not sure safely is the correct word.
So Cool! In the darkness of that tunnel singing away!👍
The DRONE shots, well done guys!
Can see a thriller/suspense movie 🎥 using this concept! ;)
Love how Drew is commenting the videos!
I enjoy your friendship and adventures that u guys are experiencing. Hi from Turkiye,Antalya 🇹🇷
What an awesome and beautiful adventure! 25:00 looked particularly interesting and pretty, weird architecture and rocks!
This kind of infrastructure can be extremely dangerous, and sections that are safe at one time can be deadly at other times depending on what gates are open and how the water is flowing. Never do this without advance recon: someone needs to be walking well ahead with a radio.
Great video and very cool of Sacha to deploy a drone mid-journey. Really enjoyable content.
💙🇺🇲 Wow, cool ride, but very suspenseful, kept thinking you were all going to hit a big spillway 😱. Scenery was magnificent, beautiful, breath-taking. Happy everyone is
safe and sound!! 😊
What an absolute vibe this video was.
Great job ❤ Looks mysteriously fun 💜 Uncertainty is what makes the adventure more exciting :-) Storror creating some incredible stories and doing just storror things lol 😂🔥
roofless tv did a lot of rubberdingy videos in vienna maybe they do a collab again . those city rivers lead often to mysterious tunnels and then indiana jones is on
The mystery behind this is great, sick adventure, chill video 👌 like a lazy river in a waterpark, would love to do this
I loved this adventure!!! So glad your all safe!❤
This felt fresh. Keep the creativity, guys. All the best!
Off school sick but my day just got better
11/10 video guys I really like these chill friends hanging out vibes of these and the straigh line challenges
This little floaty train is weirdly cute :'D its like a bunch of baby ducks trailing behind their mother or something
Storror is one of those things you watch no matter what you’re in the mood for
I allways am happy when new video comes up. keep up the good work!
Best day of the week as always with your vids 💯🔥
How I missed these crazy things about Storror
You guys are a great crew . Taking care of each other is key to survival
This is by far the most relaxing thing I have ever seen! I would also like to go on a tour like this and just be able to admire this view and almost raw nature
Sash looks so chill and all happy with this challenge.
that video could have been way longer - loved it 🙌🏻
This is a nice adventure after jumping using all your legs strength thanks for uploading made my day!
10 years ago my mate and I went down the river Tweed on the Scottish Borders in inflatable kayaks. its 67miles of navigable river! we camped overnight on a river island and went through some grade 3 rapids! there a Hugh weir ro go down too. I think you boys would have a whale of a time doing it in your little dinghy. Great vid, very funny too.
such a vibe channel
bruh this is beautiful. like a free water park ride.
Sash, that weird current you hit was an Eddie line. Not dangerous at all at low speeds like this, happens when the river hits a bend and the current can’t stay completely across it. So you have one part of the river moving forward and one part standing still, just makes ya feel weird because one minute you’ve got current on your side and another second later your in standing water. Another thing for all ya boys, don’t standup in moving current that you can’t see the bottom of. Can get a foot trapped and the water will push you under! Excellent video as allways storror!!!
In this case it might as well have been a first feeling of the inlet suction of the inverted siphon ahead... those guys seem to have no clue about the power (and dangers) of moving water.
Beautiful voice, Cal
The acoustics in the tunnel were prime too
14:25
a 5 hour long calm little boat ride down a river sounds amazing
Wow, this was actually SUPER dangerous. Lot's of hidden dangers in these elevated canal systems. Sluices', slipways, turbines to name a few. Could have ended ***really**** badly.