I climbed up on my roof the other day, so I know what these guys are going through . Pretty nerve racking.

@pattyviveros2694

Жыл бұрын

😂

@cheylingarber5886

Жыл бұрын

That’s freakin hilarious 😂 I’m right there with ya. I watch people on TV walking along these high ridges and my palms get sweaty.😉

@mrwdpkr5851

Жыл бұрын

Solo ? Have you gone completely mad ?

@JankyWeb

Жыл бұрын

@@cheylingarber5886same lol, the most nerve racking one for me was the Magnus and Alex Holland free climb

@skyethewylder

Жыл бұрын

Best comment ever!🎉

Now imagine climbing without fixed ropes in place. With primitive climbing gear. Being one of the first up, so you don’t know what comes next, what’s safe and what isn’t. Huge props to the folks who climb today. But I have such awe for the early pioneers.

@faraaq

Жыл бұрын

Didn't think of this. Can't imagine how many people died as a result of being the ones to put the ropes up there.

@krumplethemal8831

Жыл бұрын

You don't just go up and up and up. The routes are scoped out using binoculars and then they set up a camp and take a small day pack to investigate the route to see if its doable. If it is then they climb and attach climbing ropes for later. This also helps them acclimatize. So yeah the route might be new but its not climbing into nothing, they work on a plan. Not only that but sometimes they try a route and end up having to turn back and try another one because of what they ran into. So don't think they started from base camp and went all the way to the summit in 16 hours and returned all in one day. Some of the early climbers on Everest spent years on the mountain searching for a route before they summited successfully.

@alan4sure

Жыл бұрын

​@@faraaqquite possibly nobody died

@aighti

Жыл бұрын

Think about the ones that got to K2's top for the first time, way way more dangerous

@alan4sure

Жыл бұрын

@@aighti K2 was later and they did have a bit better clothing and equipment though by then.

THE HEROS ARE THE SHERPAS !!!

@marcelocorreamerlopantuzza5141

5 ай бұрын

O Everest está virando um cemitério a céu aberto e um perfeito exemplo de destruição ambiental dada a grande quantidade de lixo, e dejetos humanos lá deixados. Tudo em nome da vaidade e da ambição.

@averagejoegrows

4 ай бұрын

EXACTLY

Unclipping & going around another climber near that ledge is terrifying.

@jansnauwaert1785

Жыл бұрын

It's already terrifying without having to do that.

@roohamm2456

Жыл бұрын

It's revolting

@mondoseguendo6113

Жыл бұрын

It’s a silly thing to do.

@bradleyohallaran3398

Жыл бұрын

You've been there?

@andreadesenibus6887

Жыл бұрын

Its the ABC of what you must NOT do in those conditions!!

No room for error whatsoever, my heart is in my mouth

As someone with a height phobia, watching the first part of this video. Literally had me collecting my fleeing soul from body! I have never felt so faint since the heat stroke I suffered years ago.

Holy smokes… What an awesome video. I felt like I was there with you. Thank you for sharing the reality of climbing the world’s most popular mountain. Plenty of opportunity in that tight section for catastrophic error. Subscribed.

@DeeDee-ot2ly

11 ай бұрын

Does anyone know who Silver Boots is?

@rmm5333

10 ай бұрын

@@DeeDee-ot2ly kzread.info3jX9pQrownM?si=QzK5rxaSThbizt0p

If something looks steep on a gopro that means it's really really steep.

So …..people going up AND coming down ….at the exact same time on the same narrow ledge and route ??? This is insane!!!!!😮😮

@lovesallanimals9948

Жыл бұрын

It's stupid

@botgurl6583

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I didn't realize this

@alan4sure

Жыл бұрын

No other option.

@Notiravgsarah

Жыл бұрын

Terrifying unclipping to go around someone. Damn

@TheToolnut

Жыл бұрын

​@@NotiravgsarahBy right one should have two strops for change overs. That's what tree surgeons call them anyway. We're always tied in at least once, twice when cutting, 👍💪🪓🌲🇮🇪

Shocking to see how steep the mountain is below them.

@jansnauwaert1785

Жыл бұрын

Shocking perhaps, but certainly unsurprising.

@abecassisphilippe8582

Жыл бұрын

Nothing technical here...most turist there do not practice wveryday

@arnabbhattacharya6579

Жыл бұрын

Hmm. .it's not a small hillock mate

@DeeDee-ot2ly

11 ай бұрын

If they're so smart, why don't they have red light/green light guys in hard hats and vests to manage two way traffic?

@emmanuels.3321

7 ай бұрын

8600 metres.... Lol

Out of allllllll the Everest videos I’ve seen, this is it….this is the one 🫢😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

Crazy trek and super high. Also noticed the climbers legs and boots sticking out of the snow below the trail. Left where he dropped. No saving at that altitude.

Mt. Everest should be renamed Mt. Darwin, with awards given to the climbers.

@mondoseguendo6113

Жыл бұрын

You get an award for becoming a popsicle.

@siggifreud812

7 ай бұрын

actually, there are other mountains that are MUCH more dangerous.......

@quietreader4190

4 ай бұрын

@@mondoseguendo6113It's not that people become popsicles, it's because of lack of oxygen that people die on Everest.

@MyXyle666

21 күн бұрын

​@@quietreader4190lack of intelligence seems more likely the cause of death

Thank you for sharing. Climbing fascinates me. I would love to just put my eyes on Everest, K2, or any other high mountain. Never seen it by this angle! Wow, the coming and going and dying all on the same path. Truly remarkable!

Descending mountaineers passing ascending mountaineers is crazy. The Everest guiding companies need to be better regulated.

False sense of security with those ropes, No one will have the strength or energy to pull you back up.

@rodafowa1279

Жыл бұрын

Underrated comment. Aside from maybe 10-20 climbers in the world, the only chance of getting pulled up if you fall from there is by Sherpas. Not only that, I don't see anyone rushing to pull you up if they have to pass 10+ people on such a narrow ledge just to get to you.

@raleighcambell2113

3 ай бұрын

From the looks of the dead guy, I’d say you are 100% accurate

@csocianu

3 ай бұрын

In another video a climber is falling down over a crevasse. There are the cords to keep him up and sherpas successful brought him back on the track.

@cherrypi_b

2 ай бұрын

@@csocianu Yes, but that was waaaaaay lower on the mountain, in the icefall. Above 8000 metres there is no chance.

@WeirdBrick

2 күн бұрын

it was on the Hilary step! 2 climbers pulled back up! 2 who were unclipped fell to their deaths. There was no issues getting them back at all! All these people climbing up here are absolute physical monsters! No ordinary person could get anywhere near the top unless they were carried.

That traffic jam is insane. No margin for error at all. Wild to see the boots of a poor soul who didn't make it.

@LibyanSoup

Жыл бұрын

That's Donald Lynn Cash summitted and died on the descent in May 2019. The traffic jam that day was far worse and contributed to his death.

@safevoyage

Жыл бұрын

Oh wow I didn’t even see that man , Rest In Peace Donald

It is difficult enough at extreme altitude when the terrain means that you must use great care when taking each and every step; to have that problem compounded by other people limiting your range of options is bordering on the insane.

@kayladugger7042

Жыл бұрын

It's the most dangerous version of "Excuse me, pardon me." ;)

@siggifreud812

7 ай бұрын

many have stated that the forced "slowness of the pace", due to traffic jams, is extremely taxing. try it at home: walk from one side of your living room, to the other, taking 6 inch steps. As soon as your body is forced out of "autopilot" mode, it becomes very exhausting. then take away half of the oxygen content of the air you are breathing....

The recent footage coming out of Everest over the last decade, with GoPro equipment and other high def cameras, is so much better than any documentary has ever done. You just don't see content like this, where you can actually see what it's like to be on a ledge near the highest point in the world.

@lewisc215

Жыл бұрын

duh

@mmcquay73

Жыл бұрын

Yea Go Pro literally changed the way we see things and gave us scaredy cats the ability to take us to where the adventurers are doing in the safety of my home lol.

@SuperBigFinn

9 ай бұрын

How about not using the fish eye lense or similar. What is the point? To make things look even more dangerous?

@bifrostbeberast3246

7 ай бұрын

@@mmcquay73Trust me, it is your genes that will live on. Many Darwin Awards up on that mountain. I don't feel pity for popsicles - play stupid games, win stupid prices. The money spent on Visa, Permit and Gear could have saved hundreds of childrens life, but they spent it to boost their ego. Now they are popsicles :D

Absolutely INSANE!💀

At 24 seconds below the ridge, I believe see feet from someone who perished. R.I.P.

@michaeldavis5775

Жыл бұрын

I didn't know what I was looking for until I saw that too. 00:24

@Dressagevids

Жыл бұрын

@@moeluv Hands off they're mine

@orik9107

Жыл бұрын

he is just resting and enjoying the view.

@jaymoe5.7

Жыл бұрын

Donald Cash was his name. Made it to the top and shortly into the decent he either suffered from a heart attack or altitude sickness. He was revived but because of a traffic jam on the ropes he passed away right there. That was in 2019, he's pretty well frozen in there now.

@Freebird555

5 ай бұрын

At least they landed on a ledge but no way to get out of that.

Amazing footage, thank you for sharing! However what is now happening at the peak of Everest is absolutely insane!

Hvala za ovaj snimak ! Mimoilazenje jos vise otezava prolaz !

Great footage, thank you for sharing!

Another epic moment that brings the viewer to the crazy heights and spectacular view, for free. For many unfortunate souls, their last. And for people wondering if that is a body at 0:36, yes it is. Man named Donald Cash died after reaching the top, made it few steps down before collapsing to either attitude sickness or heart failure (been debate about that) He was temporarily revived but due to a delay of foot traffic jam, he end succumbing and left there. This happened in 2019. He is still attached to the rope but it’s covered by snow although after four years, his body is pretty well set solid in the ice now.

@monikel

Жыл бұрын

I watched many times but unfortunately I wasn't able to spot anything resembling a frosted human body.

@kextrz

Жыл бұрын

Rogentx : you're correct. Those are human legs. I don't know if they belong to the person you're referring to. What I do know is that Everest and some other lesser known mountain are littered with frozen dead corpses. For eternity. Something to think about.

@monikel

Жыл бұрын

@@kextrz oh yes, now I spotted them, thank you

@chrisoconnor6187

Жыл бұрын

How do you know that is Donald Cash?

@bambesfresser

Жыл бұрын

@@monikel Better to see at around 40-42 seconds. You see the feet sticking out a bit below.

This is spectacular and nerve-wracking footage that makes it seem more than ever like a horrendous and foolish idea to go up there. Having to pass people going the other way can be tricky on a narrow footpath. This is insanity.

@siggifreud812

7 ай бұрын

indeed. especially wearing boots w/ crampons.

@sparpie

5 ай бұрын

The knife edge ridge here is one place where there will always be traffic on Everest, even if there weren’t more than a handful of people climbing in one day. Slow to move through, such a natural bottleneck.

The amount of "NOPE!!" screaming through my soul right now is astounding- this is so scary.

@FlyWalker2233

Жыл бұрын

What the actual f.

I won't even put the Christmas lights on the top pitch of my house, probably about 12 feet up. I'm too afraid. To each their own and mad respect but I have zero understanding how these brave and crazy people can do this. I'm glad they do though, I get to attempt to enjoy it from my computer desk. (and my stomach still turns).

The way this guy steps on the rope with his crampons. So brave.

@The-Skinn

Жыл бұрын

😂

@jollygoodshow1587

8 ай бұрын

useless reply@@The-Skinn

Thanks for taking us with you …👍

Fascinating, thrilling, exciting...Wish i was there.. GOD BLESS

Hillarious (sic)! I'd lose my breath even w/o the queues - really crazy.

@Infidelio

Жыл бұрын

I see what you did there.

Sheesh what a traffic jam…Everest’s Hillary Step is as crowded as the security lines at the Atlanta airport….

I did the trek to Base Camp. I dont have whatever it takes to ascend the mountain. Having said that, the trek is an amazing experience.

@jaggill5745

Жыл бұрын

how long was the trek to base camp? how much did it cost? how long was the journey total for you?

@randomhumanonearth777

8 ай бұрын

​@@jaggill5745cost is minimal..17-18 days

@thejohnson2328

6 ай бұрын

That is amazing enough my friend!! I want to do this too one day but never want to climb the mountain itself of course :D even if I would have that money. No way.

@thejohnson2328

6 ай бұрын

@@jaggill5745 according my Infos I've searched up (without flights from your home country) 1000$ ( if you're organizing everything yourself, without guide etc) to 2000$ ( "budget" version with guide and carrier for your stuff) and up to 4000$ ( most expensive one I've found, could call it the luxury package haha) I will definitely went with the budget one and no Guide. There are so many people on that track, with a map on your phone it isn't that hard to follow. Also if you rent your equipment ( can also a Good cheaper alternative) or already bought yours, have snacks, toilet paper and wet wipes with you (can get very expensive up there, also the wet wipes for your hygiene if the showers are not available or just to dirty). Chlorine tablets for water treatment are also very good. The water doesn't tastes good but you can refill it everywhere and water in bottles also can get very expensive. And you can get many useful gadgets for that trip in Katmandu for example. From there you have to fly or drive by bus to the town Lukla, from where you can start the trip. (Round trip costs can be 250-300$) Be aware of both the flight and the drive by bus can get quiet uncomfortable 😅. I saw an Austrian couple on their KZread channel that told they did the trip for around 500$ each!! Can't confirm this of course. But they also did everything prepared to safe money and maybe they had big luck with the prices. I hope I could give you some of yours questions answered👍🏼

@thicarpel

5 ай бұрын

​@@jaggill5745usually It costs around 1700 usd (If you hire a local agency) and It takes around 16 days.

I was looking at wikipedia and 17 people have died on Everest this year alone.

I still can't believe anyone would put themselves through this torture. Especially since many have already done it

Seems crazy to me. The pioneering appeal of climbing ? standing in a queue of hundreds shuffling along like in a crowded supermarket with fixed ropes to assist. Even if it is the tallest mountain there are more climbs elsewhere that retain more mystery of the unknown. What value in being the amongst six thousand others, risking death and tragedy for family?

@mjfer10

Жыл бұрын

Foe these climbers the thrill is different from the rest of us

@miyaoberman3755

Жыл бұрын

each goes crazy in his own way☺

@michaelodenbrett9658

Жыл бұрын

​@mjfer10 most of the "climbers" today aren't explorers or even thrill seekers, just bored rich people who want social media bragging rights IMO. Everest is BIG business with dozens of companies selling their climbing trek services. Its why the death rates per season keeps increasing

@mikespoor8084

Жыл бұрын

Further to my first comment I should add that I do admire the determination and bravery, and the economic benefit to Nepal is good. I just don’t understand the appeal just because it’s the highest mountain with bank holiday crowds all over it.

Are you really only hooked on with one rope? I thought you always had 2 so you were always hooked on. I'm not a climber, just a lover of watching the beauty of the mountain through real climbers. Thanks for sharing!!

@ramdas363

Жыл бұрын

The guy is either extremely confident in their own luck and/or insane. That is definitely not the standard way to do it for obvious reasons. Especially when you're passing 30 other people, that means he was completely unprotected half the time.

@daquanfromtheblock6448

Жыл бұрын

@@ramdas363 the way he passed the guy was insane. he was completely untethered during that lackadaisical handoff??!

@ramdas363

Жыл бұрын

@@daquanfromtheblock6448 It looks like it, yeah. To be fair on most peaks there would be no fixed rope to begin with, so an experienced climber should be able to walk a ridge like that. But the thought that there's so much traffic and some of them are inexperienced is scary. Even if you're a very good climber, what if one of those guys stumbles or suddenly faints and pushes you. Or they slip and grab onto you. No idea why anyone would want even more risk during what's already a very risky activity. One that has a ~2% chance of death last I checked a few years ago.

@wyomingadventures

Жыл бұрын

One rope. Yeah climbing is a risk. It's not for everyone.

@hb1338

Жыл бұрын

@@ramdas363 I am happy to make my own choice about whether or not I want to face that degree of risk, but putting my life in the hands of complete strangers is an absolute no-no.

I can't think of a better visual for the metaphor of a human assembly of meat on a mass production line. It's obscene what we are doing to this mountain range by ridiculous tourism; many tourists with lots of money and no climbing skills and having absolutely no reason to be climbing this mountain. But it's a business that also has been institutionalized into the local economy. Sherpas make better money than they used to, but it is still brutal, risky, life-threatening work. One day we will see a disaster far worse than the one in 1996. Maybe that will finally stop this madness.

Nice man its crazy 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

When no one around utters a word, you begin to realise that Something life threateningly serious is going on

insane passing on the outside not tied onto a rope

@luceinbattaglia9425

Жыл бұрын

If you’re smart enough you have two carabiners and it’s good practice to never unclip both togheter 😂

Wow that was incredible!

why does the guy fully unclip and walk around the outside of the other climber? deathwish.

The climbing and the passing with just 1 carabiner gave me serious anxiety. If the guy in the blue would've lost his balance while you were unhooked, you would've gone down.

@ankitacharya975

Жыл бұрын

i think most of the falls related accidents happen in this situation

@leslieroma-smith1311

Жыл бұрын

They use 2 carabeners at a time, one is always hooked before they unhook the second one. One in front, one in back. But yes, still scary as you can see how narrow the edge is and how far down below that ledge is. I couldn't do it even tho I follow the climbers via social media every year for a dozen years now. Whooo, We need a sweating, hand swipe across the forehead Emoji!

@ankitacharya975

Жыл бұрын

@@leslieroma-smith1311 even if thats the case if one falls he can bring down entire group of climbers as they are clipped in the same rope.who knows i maybe wrong here

@PeeJay13101980

Жыл бұрын

@@leslieroma-smith1311 Normally yes. But this guy in the video seems to use only 1 carabiner.

@vwfhorses

Жыл бұрын

One carbiner is always hooked in. They never have both undone

In decades of videos on Everest, this is the only one that I have seen that really puts the climb in perspective.

@lazytocook

Ай бұрын

very true indeed. It gives u the feeling as if u r actually there on the mountain. Its crazy steep

Sad to see how crowded it is ... too many rich unexperienced climbers ...

@WeirdBrick

2 күн бұрын

Unexperienced? 😂😂😂 They may have money but they’re still extremely fit and can certainly climb

The most beautiful view from atop the world's highest graveyard

The body is Don Cash from 2019 I believe.

@mondoseguendo6113

Жыл бұрын

How lucky is that kid

Ive climbed in the region but when i look at Everest and the amount of people going up its too risky in my book its ridiculous as the log jams of climbers are insane...good luck with that !!

Heart-stopping. Bravo, everyone involved.

my God...my palms are sweating.. and I m sad about the strong comercialisation of climbing that summit..

Maybe I'm dumb, but why not have two connecting ropes? Connect the spare past the guy you're going around, then disconnect the first one.

@jasminebebe3455

Жыл бұрын

Even union scaffold workers do this...... not even rocket science lol

@diegoaespitia

Жыл бұрын

my guess is time? i dunno exactly how high up they are but it seems quite treacherous already

@budge9361

Жыл бұрын

​@@diegoaespitiai think the extra 2 - 3 seconds it takes to clip or unclip your second carabina would not be a major factor. but that's my opinion.

@siggifreud812

7 ай бұрын

the dude in the video is not a union member methinks.@@jasminebebe3455

Insane footage! Much respect.

That's so amazing man!

Can't escape traffic even on Everest.

0:26 if you are wondering why this was posted. Right below the person filming.

@chipsutcliffe7110

Жыл бұрын

That's where the red rope is going. He's hanging from it, or he was before becoming frozen to the mountain.

@mjfer10

Жыл бұрын

Had to zoom in to see it. RIP

@MrKouniamama

Жыл бұрын

He takes a drink and enjoys the view!

@puzzlite

Жыл бұрын

@@chipsutcliffe7110 i'm wondering why they dont cut the rope and let him drop

@charlessutcliffe6382

Жыл бұрын

@@puzzlite A body will become literally frozen to the mountain and must be freed by breaking the ice entombing it. It is a difficult thing to do at 8000m.

I always respect these guys for their strong hearts. I hope you all are safe.

I have severe acrophobia yet it’s fascinating to watch these Everest videos….is that supposedly a 1000 ft. drop at the Hillary Step or more?….and yet these climbers have to unstrap temporarily when passing each other on that narrow ridge….I have tons of respect and admiration for these climbers.👍

My friend, OMG! So wonderful! I really love this! Thank you so much!

It's surprising that more people don't fall considering how narrow the path is and how oxygen deprived and fatigued you are at that height.

@RatBoi-tk2zb

Жыл бұрын

Even using O2 tanks, they are only getting 1/3 of the oxygen available at sea level.

@jaym8027

Жыл бұрын

They are clipped in to a line fixed by Sherpas every step of the way.

@Notiravgsarah

Жыл бұрын

@@jaym8027but people still fall. This year several people fell

@JacobWat

8 ай бұрын

@@Notiravgsarah2023 is actually now everests deadliest year

@DDekkon

7 ай бұрын

​@@jaym8027He un-clipped every time he passed someone.

Mountain is getting way too congested, mostly from wealthy people with deep pockets who are completely dependent on the Sherpas to get them up and down the mountain. They should limit what the Sherpas are allowed to do for people, so that the only climbers up there are the ones who are actually capable of climbing at that level

So no one's gonna talk about the dead body lying under the piled snow? Spotted between 0:24 - 0:34 and again from 0:41 -0:44 You can only see the bottom part of their feet. Grey white shoes with black sole. Looks like a woman's shoes (I could be wrong). She must have been slipped and fallen down this snow walk and frozen to death, landing on the rock less than 10 feet below the snow ledge. Her harness must have stopped her from falling all the way down. Later on, her rope must have been unclipped from the main rope by the ones who spotted her and confirmed her death. It's heartbreaking that she couldn't climb back up the snow ledge and continue on. She must have been extremely tired. Now, her body would stay frozen on this mountain forever.

I can't see how climbers think this is fun! I am terrified just watching the video!

My goodness, that's spectacular! Your definitely full of courage!

This is as close to climbing as I want to get. Same goes for ship wrecks; videos are ok by me.

Notice the Labored Breathing, every task is extremely difficult up there.

Wow... What is the vertical drop from there?? You really get a great view from this video and how far down the drop is..

Hmm ... that's quite a drop on a single file path 😮. No wonder there's a body laying somewhere near there.

This is the ridge where someone can get the "Grand Tour" if not careful. If you fall off the left side you will fall thousands of feet into Tibet & if you fall off to the right you will fall into Nepal. People getting the "Grand Tour' will be guaranteed 2 things. Falling over 20,000 feet & seeing the whole Mountain up close & 2) Death. If you fall off you better off going left into Tibet as you get a longer ride down. People actually joke about it. Some expeditions forbid all the climbers to be NOT CLIPPED IN TO THEIR SAFETY ROPE AS ONE CLIMBER FALLING COULD DRAG OTHER CLIMBERS DOWN WITH THEM. I have only seen 2 climbers get the Grand Tour & fall off the final ridge between the 2 summits & the velocity they gain so quickly is incredible & horrifying then they start bouncing off rocks & their lifelss bodies plummeting down the mountain still gives me haunted memories/nightmares from time to time. You can still hear their initial cries for help but all you can do is watch in horror.

@siggifreud812

7 ай бұрын

thanks.. excellent visual you created for me...

@lazytocook

Ай бұрын

@@siggifreud812 hilarious visual indeed. a longer ride down, lol.

Seeing the cwm from the Hillary step. Wow, that's first time somebody has shown that in a video. What a camera. As for the Don Cash's body, it will keep coming in the video for the years to come until it disappears due to natural calamities such as the frequent earthquakes of Nepal or somebody crazy enough to reach out to the body to slide it down the slope out of respect.

My anxiety level spiked just watching him unclip. I could never.

Imagine what this looks like to someone who has a terrible fear of heights??? (Me)

@glenn5903

Жыл бұрын

I don't do even a ladder.! 😂

Way, way too many climbers. Walking along a fixer rope that someone else installed for them. All of the allure of climbing Everest is gone.

@scorchedearthdj

Жыл бұрын

There are interesting ways to summit the mountain however most people don't attempt those routes.

உண்மையா உங்கள பாக்கும் போது பெருமை கொள்கிறேன். சாதனை படைத்தவர்கள் அனைவரும் god bless u. Love u 👍

I have a fear of heights where I won't even drive my car on switchbacks. But I have trekked 2x in Nepal and it didn't cure me.

If you don't maintain peak focus & caution it's a split sec away, and O2 deprived that is not too hard to happen.

Perfect day for climbing

The number of dead bodies that a climber would encounter on that mountain must be huge.

Now I know how my dad felt going to school each morning! 😅

This is like the Indy 500 waiting for an itsy bitsy error and a spectacular accident, here plummet they go.

Let me get this straight: Go Pro guy is descending is passing by people who are ascending.

Amazing 😮

Urgh, the volume of people on Everest is just becoming so dangerous.

I wonder how there are no more accident ?!😮 Every unexperiented climber must see this vid before start his journey

@penkima4923

7 ай бұрын

There isn't many inexperienced climbers at that altitude.

A line of climbers, noway I'm standing in line over 20,000 ', that's insane, a 1/2 hr delay can cost you your life.

What's keeping the snow from collapsing on that narrow pathway?

If you slip how many meters are you going down ?? 2000-3000 MTS ?

I believe some things are meant to be conquered and some things are meant to be observed from a distance for the beauty, Everest is to be observed for the beauty, just my personal opinion judging by the way most people die on the mountain (like that poor deceased person whose legs are hanging out just below the snow ridge) 10 feet away and yet he couldn’t be saved😢

@Longtack55

Жыл бұрын

You "conquer" nothing but your fear. Chomolungma doesn't feel conquered.

@analtubegut66

Жыл бұрын

you don't conquer everest, you are helped up everest by sherpas i think people shouldnt even be allowed to go in the death zone, anywhere, especially if they have kids. So stupid

@TecraX2

Жыл бұрын

@@Longtack55 "It's not the mountain we conquer but ourselves"

@bozboz4414

Жыл бұрын

Those people don't care about that or care about anyone or anything else but themselves...nothing but a bunch of vultures

@cheylingarber5886

Жыл бұрын

Kind of like a death wish? Okay, we conquered this one now let’s go one higher and so on and so on and so on…..Let’s see how much our body can take before it actually does kill us, to die a slow and agonizing death as people pass you by plus pay $40 grand in the process, YEP STUPID, again my opinion.

Looks like the video of my dad trying to get to school 50 years ago, according to him……

Ifffffffff brutal , como pueden caminar x ese filo estrecho! , y el vacío a los lados , yo sky max q he subido 3400 veleta en sierra nevada , cada vez q subo , solo quiero bajar rápido mirando a la nieve ,, xq tiemblan las piernas al ver la inmensidad , el viento

Wow amazing 😮😮😮❤❤❤

Not enough money to get me to do this. I can’t fly.

@glenn5903

Жыл бұрын

Lol!

Most of the climbers aren’t experienced enough to even do this so it’s no wonder there are deaths.

That would be scary enough doing it with your team. It's absolutely terrifying having to go around people moving in the opposite direction.

I've done rockclimbing and overcome vertigo, to a degree, but I don't know if I'd manage that

What madness this mountain! There should be a maximum number of experienced climbers per year, with high level requirements. I understand why many lose their lives there every year. It's totally crazy! Going around another climber like this is unimaginable. Temerity, as I have just seen, should not even have its place. I don't understand how people can want to go up there, with the current conditions. I don't even have a word for that! You have to be a little suicidal I think..., or crazy...

@randomhumanonearth777

8 ай бұрын

​@@yuckfoutube2259bro..what if the all the charges is increased by doubled and permit limit cut by half ?? No one loses.. people will still go there..but nah..they won't do that..

My butt is puckering just watching it.

@glenn5903

Жыл бұрын

Mine too! 😂

With all that traffic, it’s a wonder more people don’t die

Incredible