Longest World Records

Suresh Gaur balanced a kitchen knife on his thumb for three minutes, 26.12 seconds while sitting on his toes. WARNING: This record can be dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt performer. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Pavol Durdik performed a wall sit for one minute, 22.71 seconds while holding a 45-pound weight above his head.

Mark Evans balanced a plastic clothes hanger on his thumb for 11 minutes, 5.34 seconds while sitting.

Brendan Kelbie stood on a basketball while bouncing a table tennis ball on a knife for 57.22 seconds.

Elliot S. spun a fidget spinner on his middle finger for six minutes, 47.59 seconds.

Brian Pankey balanced a jar of Peanut Butter and Co. peanut butter on his head for 25 minutes, 18.48 seconds.

Kyle Johnson juggled five balls for three minutes, 26.91 seconds while hula hooping.

Michael J. "butterflied" for 10 minutes, 44.84 seconds.

Heather Eyeland performed an inverted pole hold for one minute, 59.88 seconds. She set the record to celebrate RecordSetter World Record Day. #WorldRecordDay2012

Brian Pankey balanced a juggling club on his chin for one minute, 45.61 seconds while singing and playing guitar.

Kyle Petersen juggled three knives for one minute, 2.91 seconds while jumping on a unicycle. The record was set at an event in the Dube Juggling showroom in New York City. NOTE: This record is dangerous. Please use caution when making an attempt.

Mark E. held up a horizontal Red Bull can chain 12 cans in length.

Aryan R. balanced a baseball bat on his index finger for 10 minutes, 6.09 seconds while standing on one foot.

Sam Stilson of The Record Collection spent 4 hours, 59 minutes, and 21 seconds inside of a paper bag. He set the world record to raise money and awareness during the Lunch Money Day charity event.

Colt Whitmore performed a one-foot nose manual on a skateboard that lasted 182 feet.

Mark Evans balanced a basketball on top of another basketball using only one hand for six minutes, 46.97 seconds.