Jaan Roose: Master of the slackline defies snow and wind in Reutte

Jaan Roose: Master of the slackline defies snow and wind in Reutte

On Friday evening, a stunning slackline campaign attracted attention in the region around the Burgruinen Ehrenberg. Under adverse conditions with strong snow and windy conditions, the Estonian world champion Jaan Roose balanced over a 405 -meter -long slackline, which stretched 130 meters above the ground between the historical castles. Roose needed about 35 minutes with remarkable serenity to master the entire route, while it was only equipped with a headlamp and climbing pits.

The threaded slackline, a special belt made of synthetic fiber, connected the Wachturm of the Ehrenberg Castle with Falkenberg near Fort Claudia. This impressive campaign was launched by the Burgenwelt Ehrenberg association to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the famous suspension bridge "Highline 179". This bridge, which combines parts of the medieval fortress, was the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world at its opening.

promotion of the Lumagica Lichtershow

An additional goal of this spectacular slackline campaign was to draw attention to the Lumagica light show that is taking place. They converted the castle ruins Ehrenberg into an impressive, pre -Christmas scenery full of light sculptures. The combination of bridge event and light show captivates both locals and tourists and creates a unique experience.

Jaan Roose, the 32-year-old Athlete and Stuntman, is not only known as a multiple world champion in the slackline, but also wrote a remarkable story by the first person to cross Messina in Italy on a slackline. Despite an almost three -hour crossing attempt and reaching a length of 3646 meters, he failed to set up the official world record because he fell shortly before the end.

roose not only specializes in slackline. His skills as a stuntman used him in Hollywood productions such as "Assassin’s Creed" and "Wonder Woman 1984". He also has the unique ability to carry out a double backwards on the slackline.

The campaign above the Ehrenberg castle ruins is only a further proof of Roose's extraordinary skills and its courage. The impressive presentation that many spectators captivated will surely be remembered and further increase the pulse of the thirst for adventure.

Additional information about Jaan Roose and the impressive Slackline event can be found in more detailed reports on www.allgaeuer-zeitung.de .