Greatest height achieved launched from an airbag (blobbing)

The greatest height achieved launched from an airbag (blobbing) is 28.22 metres (92.58 ft) and was achieved by Robin Steiner, Luc Siegenthaler (both Switzerland), Lennart Florczak (Germany) and Tristan Kuhn (USA) in Brunnen, Schwyz, Switzerland, on 9 August 2026.

The greatest height achieved launched from an airbag (blobbing) is 28.22 metres (92.58 ft), achieved by Robin Steiner and Luc Siegenthaler (both Switzerland), Lennart Florczak (Germany), and Tristan Kuhn (USA) in Brunnen, Schwyz, Switzerland, on 9 August 2026. Blobbing works by having one or more people leap onto one end of a water-filled airbag, catapulting the person seated at the other end high into the air, and for this record, Robin Steiner took on the role of flyer, launched to the record-breaking height while his three teammates provided the combined force needed to send him soaring. The result is a striking demonstration of timing and teamwork, converting a simple lakeside game into a genuine test of physics and precision.