what's the maximum safe length of bungee jumping cord for 158 lbs person?
825525
The length of a bungee cord depends heavily on the length of the drop combined with the weight. So..without the other variable, this question cannot be answered.
1091296
590 ft out of a gondola in Switzerland and 100 or so in California.  If you enjoyed bungee save up some change and go sky diving.  It's a rush you will never forget.
299084
If you believe everything you read, a woman parachuted from 50 ft, her shoot did not open and she suffered only broken bones.  It was in our local paper last night.  I personally do not know nor care how high I can jump, I'm just greatful I can walk and not fall down most days!  But good luck in your experimentation = sometimes that's the best teacher.
1005126
i saw a guy sh*t his pants on the bungee jump at Great America.....literally, and since he was upside down his sh*t was all on his back...
334708
I have seen then jump over a fence about 4', but most of the time they try to go threw it.Depending on the fence, bardwire strands they go through, woven wire fence they jump.
91275
i`ve done bungee the rest no but you should try ice biking ,rafting, mountain climbing and so on .
1125803
BUNGEE JUMP TOGETHER!!!!!!!<3
1106862
87 feet, according to this website:\nhttp://www2.gvsu.edu/~feenstrk/useless.html\n\nBut I don't know about that, since this website (which appears slightly more credible) says the longest slinky was 71 feet:\nhttp://www.firstpr.com.au/slinky/\n\nThis site says a slinky can be stretched to 15 feet without being deformed, but I don't know what that would be "fully stretched out":\nhttp://www.qsl.net/kd4cga/slinky.htm (This site also includes the history of the slinky)\n\nAnyways, I hope all that helps.\n\nWhat a random question!\n\n*EDIT*\nIt's true that it would depend greatly on the length of the particular slinky.  Different slinkies, different brands, different lengths.  I would go with Cerebrus' suggestion below.  It's a very good idea.
117653
http://www.bigfitness.com/bigfit/4lbswimwrisw.html
746505
Probably under 100pds...Depends on your height also...
501508
3853 feet (1175 meters)?
133989
probably 2-5 grams.  it depends on the dimensions of the ballon.  you might as well ask a question like "how long is a piece of string?"
1077669
a regular guy with a para might deploy at say 5,000-10,000 ft.\nBut if you are a base jumper you go to the extream and only pull at about 30 ft.
829725
Between 98lb and 132lb. HTH : )
762511
At least 13 inches...
751591
Probably from 6 to 10 feet., if the drop is feet first, and you don't get the air or wind knocked out of you when you hit. I was about that size on my first hi dive jump. Although they usually measure it in meters. Chances are, when you look at it from that height, you may decide otherwise unless provoked by someone in a dare! the distance after about 30' doesn't change as the speed rate of fall will be the same.
118963
Jump rope.  It'll increase your vertical by and inch in one month.