Amazing moment three daredevils recreate the legendary 99-foot rope swing over Lake Tahoe

  • Extreme sports athlete, Nick Coulter, recreated legendary 99-foot rope swing  
  • The swing over Lake Tahoe was created by pro skier Mike Wilson in 2010 
  • Video shows Coulter, Brandon Beck and Chase Reinford recreating the swing

Three daredevils have recreated the legendary 99 foot rope swing over Lake Tahoe. 

Extreme sports athlete and videographer, Nick Coulter, called up a few of his friends to complete the daring feat that was created by pro skier, Mike Wilson, in 2010.

Wilson became known for his 99-foot rope swing into Lake Tahoe that consisted of quadruple backflips in the air. 

Three daredevils have recreated the legendary 99 foot rope swing over Lake Tahoe. Extreme sports athlete and videographer, Nick Coulter (pictured carrying rope for the jump), called up a few of his friends to complete the daring feat that was created by pro skier Mike Wilson

Three daredevils have recreated the legendary 99 foot rope swing over Lake Tahoe. Extreme sports athlete and videographer, Nick Coulter (pictured carrying rope for the jump), called up a few of his friends to complete the daring feat that was created by pro skier Mike Wilson

Wilson (pictured) became known for his 99-foot rope swing into Lake Tahoe in 2010 that consisted of quadruple backflips in the air

Wilson (pictured) became known for his 99-foot rope swing into Lake Tahoe in 2010 that consisted of quadruple backflips in the air

A member of Coulter's team is seen setting up the equipment ahead of the swing

A member of Coulter's team is seen setting up the equipment ahead of the swing

Coulter released the video of the recreated rope swing last month that featured his friends, Brandon Beck and Chase Reinford

Coulter released the video of the recreated rope swing last month that featured his friends, Brandon Beck and Chase Reinford

The first jump was completed by Coulter
Coulter flipped once in the air

The first jump was completed by Coulter (left and right), who managed to flip once in the air before landing in the water

Coulter released the video of the recreated rope swing last month that featured his friends, Brandon Beck and Chase Reinford. 

Under the caption of the video, Coulter's production team wrote: 'The monster rope swing created by Mike Wilson is back! 7 years later a new generation of huckery has taken on the challenge of the biggest known rope swing ever into a water.

'No one on this planet except Mike Wilson would hit this swing without being extremely nervous. 

'With that being said Nick Coulter made sure he assembled the most experienced extreme athletes capable of hitting this swing successfully and safely,' the caption read.

At the beginning of the video, Coulter is heard talking to Wilson on the phone about 'setting up' Wilson's rope swing.

'Of course. It hasn't been hit in a few years. Definitely take a look at it and make sure it's safe and good to go,' Wilson is heard saying to Coulter. 

Brandon Beck took his rope swing second
Reinford was the third rope swinger

Brandon Beck (left) went second and afterwards he said: 'I felt like I went to another dimension for a minute and then came back.' Chase Reinford (right) then took his turn on the rope swing 

'Nick hit me up. He was like, "We're going to redo the Mike Wilson rope swing of 99 feet." At first I was like, "Dude, you're crazy. I do not want anything to do with this",' Reinford (pictured) said in the video before his jump

'Nick hit me up. He was like, "We're going to redo the Mike Wilson rope swing of 99 feet." At first I was like, "Dude, you're crazy. I do not want anything to do with this",' Reinford (pictured) said in the video before his jump

Reinford completed a few twisting backflips in the air before hitting the water 

Reinford completed a few twisting backflips in the air before hitting the water 

Reinford is seen here during one of his backflip rotations 

Reinford is seen here during one of his backflip rotations 

The adrenaline junkies started off with a trip to the hardware store to get all of the equipment needed for the jump. 

After Coulter and Wilson spoke about the swing, the clip then cuts to Coulter and his adventurous buddies setting up the equipment along the cliff over Lake Tahoe.

'Nick hit me up. He was like, "We're going to redo the Mike Wilson rope swing of 99 feet." At first I was like, "Dude, you're crazy. I do not want anything to do with this",' Reinford said in the video. 

The first jump was completed by Coulter, who managed to flip once in the air before landing in the water. 

During Coulter's second jump, he was able to pull off two backflips mid-air. 

Beck went second and afterwards he said: 'I felt like I went to another dimension for a minute and then came back.'

Up next was Reinford who completed a few twisting backflips before hitting the lake. 

The trio later popped open three bottles of champagne as they celebrated on the rocks overlooking Lake Tahoe.  

The jumpers all landed at the bottom of this cliff in Lake Tahoe. Reinford's splash as he hit the water is seen above 

The jumpers all landed at the bottom of this cliff in Lake Tahoe. Reinford's splash as he hit the water is seen above 

All of the rope swingers jumped from this rocky area located along Lake Tahoe 

All of the rope swingers jumped from this rocky area located along Lake Tahoe 

The trio later popped open three bottles of champagne as they celebrated on the rocks overlooking Lake Tahoe

The trio later popped open three bottles of champagne as they celebrated on the rocks overlooking Lake Tahoe