This video is a humorous experiment where the host, Vadim, tests the durability of various umbrellas by jumping from a height of 10 meters. He purchases umbrellas ranging from 500 to 10,000 rubles and compares their performance. The cheaper umbrellas fail immediately upon impact, while the more expensive ones, particularly the Blunt golf_g2 umbrella worth 10,000 rubles, provide a significant slowdown. The host expresses surprise at how well the expensive umbrella performs and mentions that he would give it away if the video garners a large number of views. He also invites viewers to participate in the experiment and win the 10,000 ruble umbrella.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The experiment involves jumping from 10 meters with different umbrellas to test their ability to slow down the fall.
2. Four umbrellas were tested: one for 500 rubles, one for 1,000 rubles, one for 5,000 rubles, and one for 10,000 rubles.
3. The umbrella for 500 rubles did not provide any significant slowdown and was bent and rendered unusable.
4. The umbrella for 1,000 rubles also did not provide any significant slowdown and was torn into pieces.
5. The umbrella for 5,000 rubles, made by Blunt, showed noticeable resistance and slowed down the fall, but ultimately did not withstand the impact.
6. The umbrella for 10,000 rubles, also made by Blunt, slowed down the fall even further and lasted longer than the other umbrellas.
7. The experiment was conducted to test the claims made by the manufacturer of the Blunt umbrellas.
8. The host of the experiment weighs 86 kilograms.
9. The Blunt umbrella for 10,000 rubles is claimed to be the strongest umbrella in the world and can withstand gusts of up to 120 kilometers per hour.
10. The host is giving away the Blunt umbrella for 10,000 rubles to a lucky winner.