OK we got Tyler Bradt on the phone and he gives us an account of his descent of the massive and current world record, Palouse Falls. Enjoy.

Interview with World Record Waterfall Holder Tyler Bradt from Lunch Video Magazine on Vimeo.

Here John Grace gets Rush Sturges on the phone to discuss yesterdays world record waterfall descent. Tyler had a successful line off the 180+ foot Palouse Falls in Washington on April 21st. Rush was there to document the entire event from start to finish which will be released in his upcoming film ‘Dream Result’. Listen to his account and place your vote in the column below. Is Tyler’s waterfall an advancement of our sport or is it simply a crazy roll of the dice? Interested in your comments and we will get Tyler’s Interview up soon enough.

John Grace Interviews Rush Sturges on Tyler Bradt’s World Record from Lunch Video Magazine on Vimeo.

Ian Garcia and Tyler Bradt, both from Montana, came to Hood River to run big waterfalls.  Our first day was stout, Ian and Tyler decided to warm-up on  Metlako Falls on Eagle Creek.  I think this was the 6th and 7th descent of this falls if you count the innertube descent.  They both styled the drop with only a slightly sore neck to show for it.  Looks like this week is gonna be good.

Ian and Tyler where really afraid.

Looking 80 feet down the tube, notice how small Tyler looks sitting in the eddy below.

Notice Ian locking his body into neutral position, no front flips off this stout!

~Boomer