Just discovered your channel and as a canterbury hiker myself I love your videos! Thanks!

@nick_kowalski_film

Жыл бұрын

Cheers!

I love watching your videos and thank you for filming your sojourns up the apus!!! Absolutely honoring all three of you for the epic few days you had and for turning back when you were so close (I would say you succeeded for sure). Thanks for allowing us mere sea level peeps to have a glimpse of the magnificence of the alps!

Great video Nick. One of your best yet. Keep em comin

Nice video Nick. What a slog for the team but great to see some responsible mountaineering in action! AND also great to see a bad ass mountain gal in one of your films!!

@nick_kowalski_film

2 жыл бұрын

Yep Shea is a damn bad ass!

Great recording, thanks for sharing!

Brutal! Good work

Monstrous 20 hour day!! Epic

Amazing effort guys

So Awesome Mr. Kowalski. Peace and much LoVe for the USA…

Sir Ed Hillary is so proud of you all, Cheers!

Great video man 🤟

Wow amazing

Nice work guys, enjoyed it. Stay safe...t

Nice work staying alive, there's always next time!

Epic as always, chur.

Nice. Good effort. Hi Shea!

Soooo cool

Gd effort..

Turned back: respect.

Waa that green rope yours or was already there? Why they don't make an equipped path with chain?

Nice vid. What does Shea keep in her shoulder 'chalkbag'?

@nick_kowalski_film

Жыл бұрын

I want to say she keeps a water bottle in there???

Shame about the slug-fest guys but great to see the footage as usual, nice work team!

when were you traveling? how many days it takes?

@nick_kowalski_film

2 жыл бұрын

This was mid October, we spent an extra day putting in a skin track in up the Linda the day before, but you otherwise you just need 1 good day from Plateau hut

hi, i'm really interested in getting into mountaineering but i'm not sure where to start. do you have any advice? i'm from melbourne australia if that helps

@nick_kowalski_film

9 ай бұрын

If serious in the long term, I’d suggest you begin in your home town by building up good level of fitness and endurance, join a rock climbing club to learn some rope basics and then you could work towards a trip where you do a multi day mountaineering course. For example NZ alpine club offer these, but you will get the most bang for your buck if you’ve got a good base before attending. All the best 👍

question How much did you guys payed for flight per person ?

@nick_kowalski_film

Жыл бұрын

I think ski plane is cheaper than Heli, but I can’t quite remember sorry!

@hikingzone

Жыл бұрын

@@nick_kowalski_film I asked heli flight very expressive over 900 Don't know much about ski plan...

Did you guys need ice tools to climb up or was an ice axe with crampons sufficient?

@nick_kowalski_film

5 ай бұрын

Two tools are definitely required

@user-ki4cg5xz7i

5 ай бұрын

@@nick_kowalski_film Copy thanks!

which month of thre year was this? Thanks

@nick_kowalski_film

Жыл бұрын

Pretty sure this was in October

Guys, what conditions do you expect if that was horrendous snow? 5cm for skinning and what, 15cm-25cm for walking? How much better do you need it? You either ski in snow or on ice, either way you will have a bit of something, won't you? Sorry, a bit disappointed with the moaning about what I would say are amazing conditions....NZ or not