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How small of an astronomical object would I have to be on to escape its gravitational pull by jumping?

I was looking at a representation of small objects in our solar system and was wondering how high I could jump on them, and now I'm wondering if I could jump too high.
gpt
A 5 m/s initial jump velocity would give you a ~125cm vertical leap here on Earth, which is on par with an average NBA player. The smaller moon of Mars, Deimos, which has a 6.2 kilometres radius and a mass of 1.48×10*15 kg, has an escape velocity of about 5.6m/s, so I'd imagine that, sans the extra mass of a spacesuit, it would be theoretically possible for someone like Dwyane Wade to propel himself into space without returning to the surface of that object.