104-Way CRW World Record Achieved in Lake Wales, Florida
Historic skydiving achievement
Field Note Submitted by:
April Young
104 skydivers from 19 countries, hearts pounding, plummeting from the heavens to link PD Lightning canopies into a massive diamond formation—the new CRW World Record smashed on Thanksgiving 2025 in Lake Wales, Florida! After 18 years topping the old 100-way mark, this epic feat at 20-30 mph descent speeds screams pure adrenaline, teamwork, and sky-high joy. Captured in stunning mid-air glory, the CRW World Record celebrates base builders, dockers, video wizards, and ground crew who made history happen. Video credit: @performancedesigns – watch the full thrill here.
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Historic skydiving achievement
Global skydiving collaboration
Stunning aerial formations
Teamwork and precision
Lake Wales skydiving event
Thanksgiving 2025 celebration
Why the 104-Way CRW World Record is Skydiving's Ultimate High-Five
The CRW (Canopy Relative Work) World Record isn't just numbers—it's a roaring testament to human grit and glee, where skydivers grip canopies at blistering speeds to build that flawless diamond over Lake Wales. These PD Lightning wings let athletes from around the globe stack, link, and soar in perfect sync, turning free-fall chaos into canopy artistry. It's hearty fun for the bold, blending precision piloting with that rush of "we did it!" shouts on landing.
After nearly two decades of chasing this CRW World Record, the victory tastes sweeter than Thanksgiving pie, uniting daredevils in a sky full of smiles and stories.
Breaking Down the CRW World Record Magic: What Makes It Epic
The Diamond Build: 104 canopies interlock mid-descent—base builders anchor it strong, dockers slot in smooth, all at 20-30 mph for heart-in-throat tension!
Global Sky Squad: 19 countries, one goal—friendships forged in the drop zone, cheers echoing from Florida fields.
Gear That Delivers: PD Lightning canopies shine, offering control and speed for record-crushing formations.
Behind-the-Scenes Heroes: Video teams capture the glory, ground crew keeps it safe—every role fuels the fire.
Practice Pays Off: Months of drills on exits, stacks, and canopy control turn dreams into this CRW World Record reality.
How to Chase Your Own CRW World Record Adventure
Dreaming of joining the canopy crew? Start with tandem jumps at certified Florida drop zones, then level up to AFF for solo wings. Hook into local skydiving clubs for CRW drills—Lake Wales-style spots welcome new blood with open arms. Gear up with reliable canopies, train canopy control religiously, and dive into forums for event intel. The skydiving tribe? Warm, wild, and waiting—expect lifelong bonds, belly laughs, and that unbeatable post-jump buzz. Whether spectating or stacking, the CRW World Record vibe pulls you into the embrace of adventure.
This 104-way CRW World Record over Lake Wales is Wander 'Bout gold: a hearty reminder that bold leaps and tight teamwork create memories that soar forever. Who's jumping next?
