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Man Sits In Ice For 3 Hours To Break World Record

A man from Lithuania set a new Guinness World Record by spending 3-hours and 1-minute submerged up to his neck in ice.

He set the record for longest duration of full body contact with ice by climbing into a glass container filled with ice cubes.

Guinness World Records representatives were on hand to monitor the attempt, which lasted for 3-hours and 1-minute. Guinness officials said it will take some time still to verify the record.

The previous record was 2-hours and 35-minutes set in December 2020.

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