Free climbing buildings He successfully climbed over 700 buildings in Europe and North America, usually wearing ordinary street clothes and using no special equipment. He succeeded, and went on to climb over 2,000 Robert climbing Petronas Tower 2 in March 2007 Robert climbing the New York Times Building on 5 June 2008. The extreme sport of urban free climbing consists of climbing up huge buildings (including skyscrapers and cranes) without using any safety equipment and has its origins in Eastern Europe. Admittedly the chances of him dying are significantly higher than two people free climbing the same route but he has minimised the risk as much as possible. com/user/cbstvdinsideedition?sub_confirmation=1The video takes your breath away. The rope and harness are only there to catch you if you fall – they don’t help pull you up. A French daredevil, Remi Lucidi, known for his extreme sports falls to death from the 68th floor in Hong Kong. Roberts is one of the most significant solo climbers in the world, with a reputation for climbing the world’s most iconic buildings. I used to climb and I’m literally afraid of heights man. “Free-soloing” is the mountaineer’s term for climbing alone, without implements or ropes, and Robert is one of . nsxpenweuakxfqjslnathftttapzjqazxxhbxehqttvljuwwovkwvuoujuvseckaffxquiigbc