Farthest Distance To Throw A Snowball

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Fort Myers, Florida, United States / January 29, 2010

Roald Bradstock threw a snowball 68.10 meters. Bradstock made the snowballs in Atlanta, Georgia after a snowstorm, and then drove 600 miles to Fort Myers, Florida, where the record was set.

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- distance is measured from line of release to location wherethe snowball lands
- snowball must be made entirely from snow

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  • United States Andre Betanco

    Wow, this is pretty crazy to think about, that they have world records for the most random of things, but props to this guy! Getting recognized. Nice job.

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  • The Internet Madison Wilson

    That impressive throw! You did an amazing performance. You deserve to be the champion!! Cheers! www.nashville-tree-service.com

  • The Internet Ken Ploeger

    What a throw! I had no idea people could actually throw a snowball that far. Nice video. Ploeger Property Management

  • United States Dorothy Moore

    Fantastic! This is really a record. I haven't seen anyone does it. Mold testing San Francisco

  • United States Rose Solero

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  • United States Pauline Harvey

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  • Australia Lance Johnson

    Great effort. Even to just get the snowball there. pressure washing

  • United States Bonnie Phillips

    Wow can't believe he transported the snowball from GA to FL and then won the record! copier leasing florida

  • The Internet Joe Gillis

    I set the snowball throw record at WSU Eau Claire during the Winter Carnival in 1966. 110 yards documented and witnessed by hundreds and caught on camera by the local news agency. Based on this guys throw of 69 meters, I believe I have him beat.

    • United States Jenn Wark

      Joe if you have a clip, we'd love to see it!

  • The Internet Joe Gillis

    I set the snowball throw record at WSU Eau Claire during the Winter Carnival in 1966. 110 yards documented and witnessed by hundreds and caught on camera by the local news agency. Based on this guys throw of 69 meters, I believe I have him beat.

  • United States Alyjha Williams

    can i have your costume its awesome or tell me where i can get one :)

  • United States Alex Cunningham

    Technically, since hot air rises, that makes it less dense, so in that case I would have to assume throwing it in the cold would make it more resistive and result in a shorter distance. Additionally, other factors such as the padded clothing, colder and harder to move appendages, and poorer traction would cause the thrower great difficulty in the cold.

    • The Internet Joe Gillis

      See my recent comment. My throw was during winter in Wisconsin. So cold weather didn't deter me.

  • United States Caitlin Walsh

    I'd like to know if you've considered throwing a snowball where there's snow on the ground - would the cold air affect the distance at all?

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