knife, which he wouldn t have been carrying that day if it hadn t been for his friend brian scott. the day before, i went to the pro shop and bought him a metal hook knife. and i think allen had a knife that was already in his rig. it was kind of like on his harness right here. but it was plastic. and i bought him a better knife. just a present to my buddy the day before. with his knew knife, allen finally frees himself of both chutes. now, in freefall, he has fewer than ten seconds until impact. we were under 1,000 feet. then i saw a pilot chute come out and that was it. he had pulled out at about 700 feet. with little time to spare, allen coasts to a landing, completely unscathed. luckily, his reserve chute deployed. even though he was so close to the ground. we all gathered at the ground, and he was just laughing and carrying on. he was back up in the air that day. allen is just my hero.
hook knife. and i think allen had a knife that was already in his rig. it was kind of like on his harness right here, but it was plastic. and i bought him a better knife. it was just a present to my buddy the day before. with his new knife, allen finally frees himself of both chutes. now in free fall, he has fewer than ten secok seconds until im. that was it. with little time to spare, allen coasts to a landing completely unscathed. luckily his reserve chute deployed, even though he was so close to the ground. we all gathered at the ground and he was just laughing and carrying on. and he was back up in the air that day. allen s just my hero. he never gave up for one second. the very next day, the team breaks the world record for canopy formation.