It obviously impressed the pair of video experts, and Mr. Free said: 'I think that looked damn wonderful to be honest. That was proper art right there.'
The short clip has already been watched more than one million times on YouTube in just under two days, and has been remarked on 3,000 times, with the pair praised for 'never failing to entertain'.
They use Vision Research Phantom cameras to film their stunts, with this video shot at 1,000fps (frames per second) and 2,500fps with Phantom Flex 4K and Phantom Flex models.
Slow motion effects come from playing back the film at a conservative speed making the footage seem like it is a hundred times slower.