Real-Life Spiderman Scales the Eiffel Tower

Acrophobes, beware. This is way higher than your average roller coaster.

If standing 900 feet in the air, over the edge of a metal beam thinner than your foot already has you queasy, tread lightly. Because that's exactly what free-climber James Kingston overcame in his death-defying video from the Eiffel Tower. Armed with a Go-Pro, a selfie stick, and your average pair of sneakers, Kingston sneaked past the tower's security guards before dawn for some of the best views we've seen of Paris. Jumping and moving from beam to beam, the self-described "adventurer" proved once again he is no stranger to extremes (earlier this year he, legally, climbed to the top of Wembley Stadium). This trip wasn't so legal, ending in six hours of police questioning, according to Mashable, but the footage itself seems pretty worth it to us: