Acrobats perform gymnastics on the world's biggest metal nut

This is the moment acrobats performed gymnastics on the world's biggest metal NUT. Dunkin Devils carried out the crazy stunt on the massive nut measuring two meters by four meters - and weighing two tonnes.Cranes lifted the nut twenty meters in the air where the fearless quartet performed their insane acrobatic tricks in Solvenia.The clip shows a number of breathtaking acrobatic tricks and spinning flips. Jan Žnidaršic, one of the Dunking Devils acrobats who performed the stunts said: "The basic idea of the video was to mimic the dynamics and movement on the nut with our bodies and connect to it through rotation. "The execution of the project was quite challenging due to the nut's sheer size and weight, but luckily we were able to pull off practically all acrobatic tricks we'd envisioned."What I'm proud of the most is the fact that I jumped from 21 meters, which was a huge leap outside my comfort zone. ''Usually, I perform jumps from lower heights and, what's more important, stable platform - which the nut obviously wasn't."Due to the wind and the nut swaying in the air, I had to be extremely careful when making the jump, because a mere centimetre can be lethal. ''Fortunately, everything went according to plan, and as a result, we have an amazing video to share with you.''Domen Rozman the Dunking Devils manager added: "Our philosophy: "There's one true direction - UP!"  has continued to be our motto throughout this pandemic. ''We are happy to have had the opportunity to work with companies sharing our vision and successfully completing another project, despite the difficult times we have all found ourselves in."We believe we have created another inspiring story that we hope will motivate people to continue following their dreams and goals regardless of the circumstances."The project brings positivity and reminding us of the need to connect and cooperate in a time of great challenges brought upon us by the COVID-19 crisis. "After all, the greatest achievements of humankind are always the result of cooperation and work of many elements - often such fastened together by a nut."

This is the moment acrobats performed gymnastics on the world's biggest metal NUT.

Dunkin Devils carried out the crazy stunt on the massive nut measuring two meters by four meters - and weighing two tonnes.Cranes lifted the nut twenty meters in the air where the fearless quartet performed their insane acrobatic tricks in Solvenia.The clip shows a number of breathtaking acrobatic tricks and spinning flips.

Jan Žnidaršic, one of the Dunking Devils acrobats who performed the stunts said: "The basic idea of the video was to mimic the dynamics and movement on the nut with our bodies and connect to it through rotation.

"The execution of the project was quite challenging due to the nut's sheer size and weight, but luckily we were able to pull off practically all acrobatic tricks we'd envisioned."What I'm proud of the most is the fact that I jumped from 21 meters, which was a huge leap outside my comfort zone.

''Usually, I perform jumps from lower heights and, what's more important, stable platform - which the nut obviously wasn't."Due to the wind and the nut swaying in the air, I had to be extremely careful when making the jump, because a mere centimetre can be lethal.

''Fortunately, everything went according to plan, and as a result, we have an amazing video to share with you.''Domen Rozman the Dunking Devils manager added: "Our philosophy: "There's one true direction - UP!"  has continued to be our motto throughout this pandemic.

''We are happy to have had the opportunity to work with companies sharing our vision and successfully completing another project, despite the difficult times we have all found ourselves in."We believe we have created another inspiring story that we hope will motivate people to continue following their dreams and goals regardless of the circumstances."The project brings positivity and reminding us of the need to connect and cooperate in a time of great challenges brought upon us by the COVID-19 crisis.

"After all, the greatest achievements of humankind are always the result of cooperation and work of many elements - often such fastened together by a nut."