Jeb Corliss' Net Worth and Career Highlights
Jeb Corliss, born in March 1976 in New Mexico, is a renowned American professional skydiver and BASE jumper. With a net worth of $2 million, Corliss has made significant contributions to the extreme sports community.
Iconic Jumps and Stunts
Jeb's career highlights include jumps from some of the world's most famous landmarks:
- The Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- The Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro
- Seattle's Space Needle
- The Eiffel Tower in Paris
In a near-fatal 1999 jump in South Africa, Corliss survived a dangerous dive into Howich Falls. Another notable moment of his career was in 2003 when his best friend, Dwain Weston, tragically lost his life during a jump from the Royal Gorge Bridge.
Notable Achievements
In 2006, Corliss made headlines attempting to BASE jump off the Empire State Building; an attempt that ended in his arrest. Corliss's feats have been featured in numerous documentaries and TV shows. One of the most memorable was the 2009 Channel 4 documentary Daredevils: The Human Bird. Further cementing his legacy, in 2011 he became the first man to wear a wingsuit and fly through a waterfall.
Media Presence and Business Ventures
Corliss’s popularity saw him hosting the Discovery Channel television series Stunt Junkies. Additionally, he co-founded the clothing label 3 Triple 7, showcasing his entrepreneurial spirit.
