Awesome information. Its good those other two standing there kept out of it and let you talk.

@chemsrus4914

5 жыл бұрын

lol.

"As you can see - it's not a lot" *Camera pans down to room full of gear*

@MrJohnsmith916

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

Imagine our ancestors havinf this kind of technology... they would have reached the moon by foot.

My father tried to conquer the mountain but failed to, REST IN PEACE his soul he died 2007 when he collapsed his body somewhere up there sometimes i still cry and get mad at why he decided to do it but it was his dream well to anyone trying to do this the best of luck and hope you reach the peak ( my father did reach it but collapsed going down)

@ThatCampingLad

2 жыл бұрын

He achieved his dream, massive respect to him. Sorry to hear this!

@Erodius

2 жыл бұрын

RIP to ur father, bro

@JLWestaz

Жыл бұрын

Sorry - But What a place to lay for an eternity. You and I won't find a better.

Please finish going through your kit: Altitude watch, toiletries, fleece, thermals, how did you choose your crampons, how did you choose brands, etc.

I climbed to 35,000 feet last July carrying over 30kg of weight in shorts and tee shirt. It cost me £35. Isn't easyjet great.

Atte, I absolutely loved this video I've watched it over and over and you did a great job.

Great video Attë. Love this kit.

Ni Nicholas, the blue jacket is a "North Face Himalayan Parka", which is what many climbers use as their primary down & outer layer at high altitudes (down suit only on summit day). I've used it also e.g. on Denali. it retails in UK for about GBP 485. Would recommend it.

@nickt3789

10 жыл бұрын

Thank You very much

@krishanattri9305

4 жыл бұрын

Nick T i personally would go for a feathered friends khumbu or a Patagonia grade v11 because they are both warmer but lighter and use better down quality.

@abdullahpatel6086

4 жыл бұрын

What is the minimum temperature that this parka can withstand?.

Just imagine when they climbed K2 and reached the peak for the very first time in 1954 with equipment nowhere close to what is available nowadays...

I've definitely lost my appetite before. My climbing partner had a few caffeine gel squares made by CLIF. That definitely helped a bunch. Gummy bears are a great suggestion. Thanks for sharing!

Drinking Game: take a Shot each time he says: Higher up on the mountain

@tamirschmidt5113

6 жыл бұрын

i got alcohol poisoning

@fatboy4139

6 жыл бұрын

I'm looking for a Liver donor

@tigerfin5577

6 жыл бұрын

I sold my house

@KaraokeNig

5 жыл бұрын

I drunk myself through to China....what

Matador Mix is the most important piece of kit.

Hi Sebastian, its a North Face suit. Very popular on Everest. I've not used Feathered Friends myself, but several of my friends have used one and been happy.

Facinating stuff. Many thanks.

Very informative, thanks for the video

My dad who climbed Everest gave me his Mountain Hardwear down summit suit and La Sportiva boots and glacier glasses and some other stuff pretty cool.

Impressive that Mallory and his partner did it with none of this technology.

@jannis8444

5 жыл бұрын

Im not sure if they did.....and every idiot would reach the summit, but only the good ones, will come back!

@thetoad8253

5 жыл бұрын

G.M. Dude we have no idea if they summited Chomolanga (aka Mount Everest) and there is no evidence or proof we will never know...

@vigoarizona2027

5 жыл бұрын

@@jannis8444 even your father isn't true man like a mallory

@lydiamaroon

5 жыл бұрын

your point is????? no one even knows if they did or didn't and moreover they are dead! on the mountain with no burial or proper funeral or goodbye! dead in the cold! trust me if they had these advanced climbing stuff they would've used it. your comment is condescending and not necessary!

@srper2

4 жыл бұрын

Nobody knows if they made it to the summit, and they died, so they didn't do it.

Hi. Awesome video. Thank you for taking the time to upload it. Sorry if this has been asked before, but please would you tell me the brand/ manufacturer of the heated soles? Thank you.

Thanks for doing this, I have many interests...!

I wish you all the luck!

Really great video

I would modify the wiring of those feet warmers - make extension leads so you can keep the batteries inside of the suit next to you so they stay warm and efficient. Cold kills batteries.

Propsit sulle ite oon vaa haaveillut everestistä ja muuten toi rallienglantihan kuulostaa hyvältä!

This was 11 years ago. Must be huge updates like heated suits, gloves, head gear all uniform with one battery type, solar/wind chargers.

thank u :) Greetings from Nepal.

why not use goose down mitts? like the north face himalayan mitts

Isn't the sun pretty fierce up there? I think little solar deals for the boots and gloves during day and betteries for dark or emergency would be good. Just solar panels all over the suit for whatever angle. That would be awesome.

I will climb Mt Everest one day

@andreamerano5746

5 жыл бұрын

no

@bokitv599

5 жыл бұрын

No you wont!

@Adrian-pk1uh

5 жыл бұрын

It’s very easy now

@willsmith5579

5 жыл бұрын

@@Adrian-pk1uh how

@skopa1223

5 жыл бұрын

Dark Knight yeah, definitely easier than in the past. They pay Sherpas to go ahead of them, ready/mark the route, setup base camps, cary the majority of supplies, etc... Still I wouldn’t say it’s easy. But definitely easier than 30-40 years ago

Where did you buy the foot warmers thank you

What do you take for your sleeping pad? I see a z lite. What degree sleeping bag? Also what pack?

cold injurie in your hands also know as FROSTBITE

@fairydust-ky4oc

2 жыл бұрын

"Cold injurie" is also (correctly spelled) COLD INJURY.

What is the name of the north face Jacket you are wearing?

Please tell us what the name and model of these coats and suits are in the other clothing and where to get them at I find this completely fascinated

cool vid.

Beautiful

Would the arc'teryx cold wx parka svx qualify for base camp?

hand warmers always claim more than they can actually provide, they effectively heat for about 3/4 of the claimed hours. And when you wear normal gloves, they only provide minimal support. Nice gear I must say.

What do you advice to drink before starting a journey to the summit? I know drinking is important but would grape juice do because it has very high glycemix index which would deliver more energy? Or is it not advisable since the fast carbs/energy would suck all the energy out of you?

@crunchycrispybacon

7 жыл бұрын

You have to start by drinking grape soda and then step it up to gin and juice once you're higher up on the mountain.

I like it. Flew to Europe to shop lol.

@shujiangcu

6 жыл бұрын

Europe is probably the only place where you can get the expensive high quality mountain gear because in America you cannot find a shop that sells a down suit and you have to order it online.

I wonder if Nepal allowed Mallory to climb the South summit if he would’ve made it up and back.

Don't forget the most important thing to carry up to the top of the world is a camera 🤣. Because your ego will benefit from the pictures so you can run in people's faces how amazing you are

What is the blue down jacket on the dummy

The BOOT

I read your blog and you seem to be a true enthusiast and have completed the seven summits. To bad though, that Everest is being ruined by rich guys doing something they can brag about ( Not meant as a to reference you, as you seem to be a true climber.) Amazing how man will destroy nature for his own hubris. It would be nice to see you Blog and speak about some of these issues as well.

Which feet warmers were shown in this video?

What expedition suit is that? I am currently looking at the suit made by feathered friends and am wondering if you have had any experience with the suit.

the 2 manicans errily remind you of what about 300 other climbers now look like after their attempt at Everest.

I know its been 10 years since you made the video but how much did everything cost? Looks like a good 5000 USD all together but i could be wrong. Anyways hope you are doing well now sir

Interesting what is the total value of all that gear ? 10k ?

@cindysalamanderski4838

6 жыл бұрын

18K to be exact.

@MrMa1981

6 жыл бұрын

Whut daffaq!

@trashhorst7991

6 жыл бұрын

better pay little more, like Mr. "green boots" he still looking good with his gear after more than 20 years up stairs

@emincarpentier282

6 жыл бұрын

I'm not to sure about the 18K... being someone who doe quite a lot of climbing an alpinism, and has a few friends who climbed everest, the average gear per person to climb everest is around 7K USD.

@EasyMealsAndDesserts

5 жыл бұрын

It's nowhere even close to being $18K LOL. The most expensive thing in this video is the La Sportiva Olympus Mons Boot. That's $990. Look it up. His down suit is $800. His down jacket is $500. Crampons $250. Ice Axe $150 add all the other things and it's easily under $10K. You don't buy everything at once. You slowly build your gear. It's a very expensive hobby/passion but in case you didn't know, the permit to climb Mount Everest is $11K LOL. And if he is going with guides, he probably paid 65-80k not including the cost of his gear. The equipment in this video is top of the line. I'm sure he went with a well known agency and dropped serious money.

Ive often wondered the summit day is a very long day how do climbers go to the toilet on that day i presume they are not wetting their self or getting it out and pissing in the wind so what do they do

@fairydust-ky4oc

2 жыл бұрын

They carry a urine bottle.

How long it takes to reach a peak on Everest from ground zero? And why?

@linusstieler6164

3 жыл бұрын

From the time you arrive at Basecamp about one month with acclimatization and everything included. But the weather is the most important part, it can take longer if there is a bad weather forecast for the week you plan to summit.

Is it possible to wear too much clothing on your feet and hands causing them to sweat? Does the material need to be breathable but at the same time keep the tremendous cold out? Thanks for posting. I couldn't imagine climbing to the top of the world.

That was the highest quality product with high price.

You can get all this in the camping section at your local Walmart.

@krishanattri9305

4 жыл бұрын

raceyro 😂 That is one of the most uneducated statements I’ve ever heard

@fairydust-ky4oc

2 жыл бұрын

You can buy a fishing pole and a bb gun at Walmart but definitely not this gear.

Look at these whimps! I climbed Everest naked, with no equipment, in the middle of a blizzard!

Hi do you still make videos? Thank you.

What kind of Stove/Gas should be used at high altitude climbing (Such as Everest!)

@crunchycrispybacon

7 жыл бұрын

freeekinmyers coleman dual burner camping stove.

@gmagain

6 жыл бұрын

You don't worry about that since you will probably be in a hired tour/expedition. They take care of the cooking.

Which solar panel is this?

Wow how much did all that cost

Hello Atte, Iam currently looking for a good expedition backpack replace which could handle loads up to 25-30kg, durable and weight around 2,5kg. Would you have any suggenstions for me? Ive heard good things about Cilo Gear and Gregory. Do you have a favourite brand you trust? Greetings from Germany

@AtteMiettinen

10 жыл бұрын

Hi Midway, I've used Mountain Hardwear for many years and have both their South Col and BMG models (I used the former on Everest and the latter on Denali). I have no personal experience of Cilo Gear, but several of my friends are fans of Gregory packs and they look pretty solid. Ultimately, the right pack depends on the use and hence, you should also consider capacity as part of your evaluation. -Atte

@midwaybrumenbridge

10 жыл бұрын

Atte thank you very much for your information. Ive heard that the mountain hardware are first choice of many climbers but have no experience with such. I will try to find such one in Germany to try it

This guy is the twin of "Donnyboy73"

An ipod for entertainment on Everest...isn't Everest enough...takes the cake about everything that's wrong with mountaineering today.

if you dont come back from the mountain you will known as yellow boots lol

@nam5690

6 жыл бұрын

Lino Vieira Banana boots lol

@fairydust-ky4oc

2 жыл бұрын

Yes....A dead human being is soooooo funny...SMFH

The amount of times he said boot

When did u do Everest?

Most essential is a kind Sherpa who will carry up an oxygen tank for when you get altitude sickness.

ipod is critical?

@jo-mp4kx

4 жыл бұрын

yeah, wouldnt want a someone loosing it at Everest

dont forget your ipod ma man

Expensive...

@oliverblum366

6 жыл бұрын

B Rych Yes that's verrrrrrry expensiv.Just the permit.I have a tip for you If you want to do it,you should have sponsors...

@livinglifewithaaron7118

6 жыл бұрын

B Rych yeah his gear is very pricey, climbing is 10x more. Everest is a rich man's mountain unfortunately

The BOOOOT!

Inner liner on the mits should be a mitten style not a glove style, way warmer.

and how much did all that gear cost ?

@matthewportman4987

8 жыл бұрын

Probably not much in comparison to the price of actually climbing the mountain.

Sucks that climbing Everest is so saturated now and it’s just pay to play.

So did he climb up Everest without supplemental oxygen? If he used O2, I'm not sure why he would consider his iPod as critical instead of mentioning anything about oxygen IMO.

Jelly babies yeah!!! the only time I eat ehmm.

Yeah, perhaps buy the entire mountain is less expensive.

Can you wear the boots on antartica

@souleymanediarra5565

5 жыл бұрын

hoihoi123 yes

did you reached the summit?

@AGH331

8 жыл бұрын

+bombingbloke I had to google it, but he did ;)

@cooperativ

6 жыл бұрын

"His sherpa" did

@suchasreallife

6 жыл бұрын

Vasya thats right, still pretty cool thou

Bring what you like, nature will still decide whether you live or die.

How do you go to the toilet if your near the summit ?

@tommyg5095

6 жыл бұрын

Earth Angel You either bring a toilet with you, or go back home to use the toilet.

@shujiangcu

6 жыл бұрын

Most down suits have a rainbow drop seat on the "butt" part and a vertical zipper for taking number 1s and you just poo or pee down the mountain side.

@tommyg5095

6 жыл бұрын

Dogeisan Dan

Sooooo. We’re not gonna mention that he does not have an ice axe, harness, or any sunscreen

the bOoT

And how did Sir Edmond Hillary climb without electrically heated insoles and hand warmers again? Oh, and the onesie? Lol

@fairydust-ky4oc

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sure that he would have used ssd one of these things had they been available. There is nothing wrong with being prepared. Who would WANT to freeze to death like a popsicle?

*BOOOT*

Yeah whatever I’ll stick to my hoodie and basketball shorts

noe everest is a rich men game

He's not answering any of the questions in the comments I guess he didn't make it. Oh well, R.I.P. climber guy.

@brianmays1731

3 жыл бұрын

He summited in May 2012, he has a website and a Facebook page about it

Где такой комбинезон купить?

@cooperativ

6 жыл бұрын

Николай Беня тебе для начала надо английский выучить, потом будешь комбинезон на Еверест покупать, лол

Duck tape!

"as you can see, it's not a lot." Yeah because the Sherpas do all the real work for you. Climbing Everest is a joke nowadays. If you can pay for it, you're all set. Not much respect from my end that's for sure. Sherpas are the real climbers.

@sverre5756

4 жыл бұрын

Could not agree more with you, Sherpas deserve all the respect. Og really triggerd me when he Said "attach the camera to MY sherpa" it's not his sherpa.

@idkgg9588

4 жыл бұрын

Most Sherpas only lead on Everest. By the looks of it he's been in other mountaineering expeditions and knows his stuff, most rich people that only pay for Everest don't even know how to rappel

@fairydust-ky4oc

2 жыл бұрын

@@sverre5756 well considering that he is paying for the sherpa to guide and help him summit, there is nothing wrong with him calling him "my sherpa". He could have also said, my employee.

or shorts in sandals like wim hof lol only joking I know he didn't climb to the top.

I am VERY curious as KOLLAPSAR is/was-- How MUCH does all this gear cost⁉️ (I would be EXTREMELY interested in seeing an “itemized list”--esp one that included the cost/price of KEY ITEMS that MUST be bought/procured at VERY specialized shops and retailers! Quick question⁉️-for expeditions like climbing My Everest..... The gear is CLEARLY highly soecialized for such an endeavor! I would think that “proper fit” of BOOTS-especially-is vitally important! Do climbers come to an area or country where this highly specialized equipment can be bought and procured? To be measured and weighed and fitted with gear-esp BOOTS (footwear)? Do YOU “reuse” some of this gear for other climbs and expeditions? I.e.-can you “reuse” it? Like-- the BOOTS-proper fit MUST be VERY. important! $$$ the down suit? $$$ ? Specialized mittens $$$ . Etc, etc! IF I “DECIDED” (which will NEVER HAPPEN) to climb Everest-and hired YOU as my “guide”-part of your expedition group- Would THIS equipment and gear be included in the FEE/COST that I would pay to you and your team to “teach me, lead me, guide me, feed me etc and hopefully SUMMIT???

@markusz4447

5 жыл бұрын

not shure about the stuff he bought but you can buy these shoes in many good sorted climbing retailers. Obviously you should break them in... and you might need a good fitting inlet... but the shoes are most certainly not tailored... and probably he is a passionate mountaineer.... for many of those the journey does not end on Everest but they rather seek new, even more difficult adventures where he for shure can reuse most of his gear.

@mrwdpkr5851

4 жыл бұрын

Walmart

how do you get all that gear to the mountain?

@harveydehavilland5681

8 жыл бұрын

A guy from Nepal called a Sherpa comes with you till (correct me if I'm wrong) camp 4 and along the way he carries your gear until said camp where you then have to carry it yourself

@AGH331

8 жыл бұрын

+Harvey dehavilland As far as I know Sherpas actually come all the way to the summit with you.

Does it count when your sherpa is the only one that reached a summit?

@lizard944

5 жыл бұрын

Ouch!

Air conditioning tape? Isn’t that just duct tape?

"See, this camera here? I'm gonna strap it to ..........my Sherpa. Then everybody can see how awesome I am while I cough and weeze and flail my arms around on the summit of Everest " So not only is this poor "Sherpa" (they are people you know, with names and shit) gonna have to drag his ass to the summit on a short rope, his high altitude slave is also gonna act as a human tripod while doing it. Why not just ride your Sherpa to the summit piggy-back? Throw a saddle on a strong one from the stable, and HIYO SHERPA - AWAY!!! I wonder if he uses his Sherpa as an "ottoman" down in base camp to rest his feet after it cooks him dinner, burps him, wipes his ass and sings sweetly as he falls asleep dreaming of cramponing over dead and dying climbers who couldn't afford their own Sherpa-yaks on his way to the summit. Jesus Christ, climbing Everest has always been a bit culturally insensitive, arrogant, and chauvinistic, but it seems to get more depraved as the years go by. How much of an individual accomplishment is it to summit Everest when you in effect ride to the summit on the backs of the Sherpa people? But seriously - I'm jealous. All I can afford are a couple Thai hookers to drag me from the bar up the stairs to my hotel room these days =(

seems like you’d save a lot of time and money by just staying home and you’ll be just as comfortable as you’re trying to be paying your way to 29,000 feet ;)

i hate how he says boOt

Well I have a better ideal just stay home 🏠