300 feet on concrete - Risky ?

[winterparty]

You wouldn't jump from 300 feet on concrete? It's too risky?

Thank you in advance

 

[mortuarymary]

Yes and no. Could live and be paralysed

 

[winterparty]

And is there a height that's 100% lethal?

 

[rozeske]

Sadly there are no 100% lethal suicide methods. But according to this source 150 feet is the minimum recommend hight for hard surfaces.

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[winterparty]

But there has to be a max height someone survived.

 

[throneofdispair03]

150 is the recommend for land. however, you can't ensure death from any height so you could risk injury.

 

[dysthymia]

And is there a height that's 100% lethal?

Falling from at least 5th floor will likely gurantee death. Have only heard of a few cases of someone surviving from falling from 5th or higher floor. Most people die instantly on impact. Just do it at midnight so even if you're alive/can be saved, you'll bleed out since no one can see you. You will be unconscious so no pain. This is important because if someone finds you and calls for help, you'll be disabled.

 

[Defenestration]

300 feet=90metres its very high
And on concrète its the death...


you must not be slowed down in your fall, that's all

 

[Linda]

If you jump from more than 100 feet and land on a hard surface like concrete (without hitting anything on the way down that might affect the jump) you have little chance of survival. If you do that, please take care that there is nobody below you, as you could seriously injure or kill them if you land on them - and they might break your fall too. Also take care that there are no other objects, such as a car, that could break your fall.

 

[winterparty]

Oh linda my love,oh defenstration love of my life thank you all. I'll do it

 

[Defenestration]

Falling from at least 5th floor will likely gurantee death. Have only heard of a few cases of someone surviving from falling from 5th or higher floor. Most people die instantly on impact. Just do it at midnight so even if you're alive/can be saved, you'll bleed out since no one can see you. You will be unconscious so no pain. This is important because if someone finds you and calls for help, you'll be disabled.

5th floor no...i Say 10th floor AT LESS

 

[dysthymia]

5th floor no...i Say 10th floor AT LESS

Maybe not 5th. I'm not sure of the exact height, but in my previous apartment, jumping from the 6th floor balcony was a huge height, no way anyone can survive that fall. I think it was 20-30 meters?

 

[fire12362]

I'd bet that 300 feet into concrete would be instakill.

 

[winterparty]

Also you think that a shock is guaranteed? Do you think it will be painful at all?

 

[Banan321]

When people speak of minimum height are they talking about which position they land in as well? I can't imagine falling 90 meters on concrete with head first and surviving. Won't you get brain hemorrhage at least and fall unconscious, you won't be alive for long if done in a secluded area if the initial fall didn't cause death.

 

[mehdone]

You wouldn't jump from 300 feet on concrete? It's too risky?

Thank you in advance

300' onto concrete no matter how you land is very likely to result in death. Minimal risk, *very* very likely fatal. Obliteration.

Falling from at least 5th floor will likely gurantee death. Have only heard of a few cases of someone surviving from falling from 5th or higher floor. Most people die instantly on impact. Just do it at midnight so even if you're alive/can be saved, you'll bleed out since no one can see you. You will be unconscious so no pain. This is important because if someone finds you and calls for help, you'll be disabled.

Uhm, no. 5th floor is what, 50 feet? You will end up paralyzed if you don't land head first or otherwise have your head take a significant portion of the impact. 10 stories, 100 feet minimum.

But there has to be a max height someone survived.

Sure.
33,333 feet.
But to be fair, she was pinned in the back of a fuselage- this is nowhere near the same as someone free falling.
That tail section very likely made it more of a glide down than a straight down.

How Vesna Vulović survived the highest fall ever with no parachute

On 26 January 1972, Vesna Vulović accidentally achieved the highest fall survived without a parachute world record, after the plane she was on exploded.

www.guinnessworldrecords.com