Would you be kind and please,tell me which font you used to make your thumbnail its,epic I love it. 😎🇬🇧👍 or does anyone else,know the font name. thanks
Nice video and congrats on the successful climb. This is the second video where I’ve seen climbers carry a hand coil. It makes no sense. If you have pro you don’t want slack if you’re simul climbing. If you’re aren’t placing gear then why rope up?
Thanks for watching! It’s all about context, what I can tell you is that the majority of the time I carry a hand coil instead of untying for one main reason, it’s faster than untying and tying again 30 meters up the mountain! Sometimes you know you’ll have to place gear soon or have to short rope your partner. Does it get in the way sometimes? Yes, but sometimes it is more convenient to simply keep it on
There are certainly moments when I start to feel anxious or fearful but I try to regain my focus as quickly as possible and trust in my abilities to navigate the terrain. Otherwise it just gets more dangerous
@@boza32321 I was really scared of heights and now I work for a telecom company, climbing up telegraph poles, took me three runs for the training course till I got over my fear and trusted the gear.
Crazy! Walking so casually on that sharp ridge knowing that one can at any moment fall to the left or right! Wow! Hats off to you! What is your body weight, 80kg?
@@AndresVourakis That is an impressively low weight and it sure helps with climbing not to drag a lot of extra kilograms with. I'm overweight and noticed that even when I dropped 3 kilograms how much of a positive difference this makes in my hiking strength. How on earth do you maintain your weight so low?
"It's pretty chill" I love the english language, That phrase actually means something.
Last bit looks scary. Imagine being one of the early attempts, must have been terrifying
Awesome 😎
Wonderful video. Great view of Monch at the end there
Thank you, glad you enjoyed. I took so many photos of the Mönch that day, it was always in sight and it looked amazing during sunrise/sunset
Love your climbing videos. Wish there were more of them to watch. Thanks
I appreciate that very much :) I will be uploading more this winter!!
Loved seeing the top of Eiger! What an adventure ☺️
Thank you very much 😊
Andres, great climbing that day. Enjoyed sitting with you for dinner at the Monchsjochhutte!
Hey Geoff, it was a pleasure meeting you. Hope you had a successful climb the next day :)
so epic !! good job guys 🧗🧗♂️
Thanks Max 🙌
Summer in CH. I love it ❤️♾
Well done guys!! 💪🏼
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you Wonderful
👏👏👏👍
Great job
Thank you 🙏
Isnt going with rope just a disadvantage when not using it only when anchor is needed?
Would you be kind and please,tell me which font you used to make your thumbnail its,epic I love it. 😎🇬🇧👍 or does anyone else,know the font name. thanks
nice!!!!! I wanna to climb eiger!
It's an incredible experience!
Fantastic video, many thanks! Could you tell me which boots you are wearing?
I'm wearing "La Sportiva Nepal Cube GTX" :)
@@AndresVourakis Awesome, I thought so! Just bought them, happy to see them being used for such fun scrambles, too.
Nice video and congrats on the successful climb. This is the second video where I’ve seen climbers carry a hand coil. It makes no sense. If you have pro you don’t want slack if you’re simul climbing. If you’re aren’t placing gear then why rope up?
Thanks for watching!
It’s all about context, what I can tell you is that the majority of the time I carry a hand coil instead of untying for one main reason, it’s faster than untying and tying again 30 meters up the mountain! Sometimes you know you’ll have to place gear soon or have to short rope your partner.
Does it get in the way sometimes? Yes, but sometimes it is more convenient to simply keep it on
was it 7 hours from the top to monchjoch or 7h in totals? Thanks for sharing. Will be doing this in July!
7ish hours from the top to the Mönch Hut via the South Ridge. Good luck in July! :)
How arent u scared?
There are certainly moments when I start to feel anxious or fearful but I try to regain my focus as quickly as possible and trust in my abilities to navigate the terrain. Otherwise it just gets more dangerous
@@AndresVourakis yeah man i can understand but im really scared of heights and i think i would pass out if i tried climbing something like this
@@boza32321 I was really scared of heights and now I work for a telecom company, climbing up telegraph poles, took me three runs for the training course till I got over my fear and trusted the gear.
Crazy! Walking so casually on that sharp ridge knowing that one can at any moment fall to the left or right! Wow! Hats off to you! What is your body weight, 80kg?
Thank you! I try not to think about the falling part 😁 and I'm usually around 55-60kg
@@AndresVourakis That is an impressively low weight and it sure helps with climbing not to drag a lot of extra kilograms with. I'm overweight and noticed that even when I dropped 3 kilograms how much of a positive difference this makes in my hiking strength.
How on earth do you maintain your weight so low?
is super slabby the same as very slabby????
😅 I would say so
I wouldn’t do this for a million pounds