Jet Boater Releases New POV Footage From 29-Foot Waterfall Jump World Record in Canada

Dusty Friesen of Dustydoeser recently released more footage from his apparent record-breaking 29-foot waterfall jet boat jump that went down last Monday, May 25th, at Lundbreck Falls in Alberta. The footage includes a new angles from spectators and helmet cam footage from Dusty himself, showing just how wild the impact really was.

The jump supposedly marked a world record for the highest naturally flowing water fall jumped with a jet boat. Sadly Guinness World Records apparently doesn’t track such a record, but they’re certainly not the be-all and end-all of record keeping.

CTV News reported that the incident is under investigation by the Alberta Royal Canadian Mounted Patrol, though Dusty claims that nowhere on the Alberta Parks website does it state that he can’t jump Lundbreck Falls or bring his boat on the Crowsnest River. We’re certainly stoked by this gnarly jump, whether or not it was legal.

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