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For my first via ferrata, my guide asked me over the phone if I wanted something easy or harder. I'd been climbing indoors in a gym for a year, so obviously I wanted something harder. I was thinking "medium" difficulty. He took me here. So terrifying and pumpy - by the end I was using my elbows to grab onto the handholds more than my hands. The long nepal bridge made my legs shake so bad that the guide was yelling at me to stop. On the positive side after this the Murren via ferrata felt easy even though it had hundreds of meters of vertical drop.

May this love find me!

Do you ever have a problem with your mountain boots? My la sportiva extreme nepal numb my feet really badly

Great via ferrata thanks for showing. Here's some point for you to consider, from someone who has done a fair few. To just start your week on a very long fairly intense one of which the first 1/3 doesnt seem to have great foot holds tiring you out quicker, plus one with lot's of exposure (which you said isn't your strongest point) doesn't seem such a good idea, a shorter easier one after a year nothing is what I have learned works better, then later in the week go for the harder ones. How were your hands after a long day of cable hoiking, blistered nicely? Do wear gloves and enjoy those fantastic Dolomite ferratas even more

So f***ing sick!!! Great effort you two!!! Keep the sick content and adventures coming.

Well done guys, amazing stuff!

Awesome! When's Puncak Jaya again?

It's nice to see your channel grow! Looking forward to more videos

Wow, those mountains! And gnarly crevasse in dark...Outstanding work, Viv and Cris!

In the old days the huts did not exist

you need several days to get your body into fitness and acclimatisation, when doing these peaks

Always waiting for new videos to follow your incredible mountains adventures!!

Great film guys! This peak is one of my go to recommendations to people I meet travelling to Bolivia - by no means an easy peak, but with the right determination and guides something to strive for. Obviously greater difficulties doing it unguided, so kudos. Brings back memories during my novice climbing/filming days and with Huayna being my first 6K peak. Interesting to see the top section exposed with rock, certainly changed over the years, but could just be the season you climbed. How was flying the drone at 6K?

Chris and Viv. You are my heroes... And now Chris, I refuse to call you Chris anymore. From now on, you're MAD. Love you guys. I so wish I can meet you before I'm to old. Love from 🇧🇻

Awesome!

Great vid mate

Great work guys! Without a guide it must be even more difficult. Flying the drone that elevation another extra for sure.

good adventuring :)

Cris Viv that was epic very inspirational 🏔️👌🏻 ATB Simon 🤠👍

Scary moments but both had a great breakthrough and accomplished another good adventure.. enjoying the videos ❤

Wicked guys!

Ahh, a new TrainToSummit video after a long day. It's just a treat, only wish it was a bit longer 😊 Always make sure to do your accklkevdatfehnnihson hikes! 😂

Nice video, but your voice was a bit hard to hear when music plays in the background in the beginning.

O subtitrare în limba română se poate pune ?

Preparation and dogged hard work at altitude, paying off in a spectacular experience and achievement

7:29 "When did we ever get lost?" 😂

I really enjoy your videos. I don't understand why you don't get more views. Good job again on this one! I did not know that mountain.

FELICITĂRI VIV FELICITĂRI MADA RESPECT

Super. Un munte dificil .L-ați cucerit ! Felicitări!❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂

Me and my wife have got this planned for 2026 and can't wait 🤗 amazing video as ever, #making memories not dreams.

Thanks for sharing these stunning views and your experience with us watching from home!

Well done guys that looked proper tough. Some crazy altitude!!

Brilliant! - great effort!

Awesome!

try wearing gloves , they help me alot!

Jolly good, you succeded and that counts finally 👍👏👏👏

This is really awesome guys, jolly good and well done. Thanks for sharing!

Will they stop me if I go there now? What bus can I take to get there?

Amazing vid, as usually on your channel 😊 Just fyi. I am shocked, because I did same route in 2016 (just descending via 2nd glacier)...it was august 2016 and there was more snow/ice during ascend then you had...for me very sad to see how glaciers disappear, not only in Dolomites. However, your video is great, as usually, keep it up 😊👍

Two years ago, when I hiked around Zermatt and saw the Matterhorn for the first time, I knew I wanted to stand on its summit one day. But honestly, I’ve always doubted myself; whether I’m physically and mentally capable of achieving it. I don’t have much experience in the mountains, and I only know the basics of rock climbing, so it’s been hard to imagine it happening. Seeing you chase your dreams, starting from a similar place to where I’m at now, has been so inspiring, and it reminded me not to give up on this goal. It is safe to say that I’m now more determined than ever to reach the top of the Matterhorn. And just like I hope to reach my goal, I wish you all the best in succeeding on your journey!

Great video!

Going to try this in June…no experience at this altitude so just going to be as fit as I can and as many walks as possible! Great job you two!!!!

Is it true there is a cutoff of noon to go down from the refuge near the top?

Prima parte, verticala aia, naiba sa o ia! Te stoarce de toata energia! Era cat pe aici sa nu o mai facem in 2009.

Cand am facut-o in 2009, cabanier era un tip Alex, din Arad. Cand a auzit ca vorbim romana, gata a fost! 😁

Haven't heard much hype about Striding Edge or that it's "infamous". It has a reputation for being easy, not even grade 1 as a summer scramble. More serious in winter conditions of course.

Mi-am si zis, ca dupa accent esti roman. Felicitari pt ceea ce faci!

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What boots are you wearing? I'm struggling with a new pair for general hiking and a little bit of scrambling and hopefully a ferrata or two