A skydiver has managed to pull off a remarkable stunt by landing on a 200-foot Slip ‘n’ Slide.

Experienced jumper Niklas Daniel decided to cool off after leaping out of a DHC-6 Twin Otter as it cruised over Arizona at 5,000 feet.

Daniel made pretty much a vertical descent as he approached the giant water slide, before landing perfectly on his behind to slide the full length at around 50 mph.

The intrepid parachuter, who has more than 8,000 jumps under his belt, captured the entire jump on a GoPro attached to his helmet.

"The weather was very hot and we were trying to figure out a fun way to cool off in between jumps,” he said.

"It was a great way to end the day."

Alongside fellow skydiver Brianne Thompson, the professional skydivers nonchalantly leap out — despite being just 5,000 feet above the ground. The normal height for a sky dive is roughly 13,000 feet.

It meant they had to perform a tricky “hop and pop” routine where they immediately pull their parachute after free falling for only a few seconds.

"This type of landing has a higher risk associated with it because of the high descent rate,” Daniel said.

"It is by no means a normal parachute landing and takes many thousands of jumps and years to learn."