@@pamelabewley1685don't do it... You won't be cool because of it, just another little spec in a uber ridiculous and shitty tourist industry that kills people, destroys the environment, and all that at the feet of people with no better chances working for some stupid rich people pillaging to some stupid mountaintop to also be Cool, maybe they even got to be some frozen corps and become a macabre way point.
@@klynnsequeira6781мне интересно, как они их закрепляют. А так же, раньше это были расстояния в 4 лестницы, а сейчас стало рафинированным, чтобы любой мог подняться.
und denen wollen sie dann auch noch ihre Gipfel streitig machen! Kein GPS, keine genauen Wettervorhersagen, keine Handyverbindung während des Aufstieges, keine Hubschrauberrettung im Background, selbst Seile legen und spuren - was für eine Leistung!
The ice fall moves, so it may not have had massive crevasses when they done it. (Not denying that what they done was more impressive than doing it now though)
@@Steeze47 I agree the ice moves, it's a glacier after all. Today's climbers have ladders, ropes etc to show them the best way to the top and with an army of sherpas to lug all their equipment and alcohol and coffee machines up the mountain. What Hilary and Tenzing did was extraordinary. Old fashioned equipment, dodgy oxygen masks and bottles, their ascent wasnt far off alpine style and far beyond the capability of 99% of today's Everest summiters.
@@kennethsimmons7394 Possibly not. There is circumstantial evidence to suggest Mallory and Irvine were first. But as they didn't make it back to confirm, no one will ever know for sure.
But you see that is not true. You see the ladder and rope and the caribeener you see all these things that protect him and you know the 70 year old millionaires go out and do this safely
For anyone thinking that’s easier than it looks cause there’s ropes and a harness, try doing it carrying 30kg of equipment in spiked boots while completely exhausted
Bless you Sherpas for all you do, and for quietly witnessing the deaths of so many westerners. Not to mention the number of Sherpas who have lost their lives trying to talk a westerner who has gone off his noodle into heading back down the mountain. You all are the ones with the true achievement, many of you succsessfully summitting multiple times.
Canada 🇨🇦 sends respects to all the Sherpas out there,saving lives anx are the real heroes out there,always ridking thier own lives ro to help others, especially when "others" arent listening and getting themselves into trouble. No this isnt a stab at anyone..its just my humble opinion that i think they do thier very best to help others and as long as they are are out there helping hykers on mountainsides,then it'll be all that much more safer with them there
Almost all the times, the Stubborn Westerners who wants to Peak don't listen to the sherpas, just like in the movies. And their acts usually cost many other people's lives.
@@JL-nk1pcYeah he’s clipped in but can you imagine loosing your footing and hanging upside down at the mouth of that crevasse with what looks like a 150 lb pack waiting to be rescued. You’re going to be in that position for a while. Tough job.
Thank God the Ice Fall is one of the first obstacles on that mountain, that kept me from even entertaining the thought of trying to climb Everest in my younger years. 😂 So freakin scary! The whole ladder situation scared any stupidity and courage out of me🙈😂😂
Omg The Risk This person is taking on Top of It All,Another Human Being On Top of This TRUE HERO,Going Over A LADDER That’s Alumainum 😱😱✝️GOD Bless 🙏🏻Them Both & All 🙏🙏🏽👀✝️🕯🕯🕊🕊..
Anyone noticed How many steps are there in the Ladder & in How many steps he crossed the Ladder... He didn't put his weight for more time on the Ladder to cut the Risk time.. #Smart_Move 😊
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@@EverythingsEventuall who do you think prepares the climbing routes every year ? Sherpas are the first on the mountain when the climbing season begins to prepare the climbing routes. So even if you climb alone, the Sherpas made the route for the climbers. Even from the start Sherpas has been the important part of the climbers (even in 1953 the first Climbers who reached the Top of Everest climbed with Sherpas)
@@sodxyctron7807wrong. Routes have to be reset every time some tries to summit. The ice fall is a moving glacier and can move up to 3 feet a day, so for each expedition, there’s usually Sherpas readjusting the routes and there’s not always Sherpas with climbers. Reinhold Messner for example climbed Everest in the 80s literally by himself, no Sherpa, no companion, means, he had to adjust the routes for himself. There’s quite a few mountain climbers who did that, but those are the best of the best, they’re literally the very few who deserve to be called “the elite”.
@@jenrosebp Sherpas are at home in the Himalayas, mountain climbing is how they earn money, they dedicate their whole life to it and they are therefore part of the elite up there. Should be obvious.
Look at how close that ladder is to the edge. Imagine misstepping in those heavy boots and dislodging a rope by kicking it loose with the first step, falling on your face! Oh My goodness!
A Beautiful, Brilliant, 32 y.o. Chinese woman thot she had everything perfectly handled, and refused more training! Yes, she immediately went down, to the bottom of the cravass, lost forever. 😢
I would never pay that amount of money, I’m guessing it’s rich people who don’t mind paying that kind of money and it’s no guarantee you will come out alive
You don’t understand the physics of how helicopters work then, lol. No helicopter will get you up Everest. That little ladder and some rope are literally ALL you can use because the terrain changes so frequently since the Khumbu Falls is part of a glacier. It’s constantly melting and freezing and avalanching while the glacier is also moving all the way down past base camp.
I don’t understand the point of all of this. To endanger oneself with the possibility, they meet the untimely demise. Life is too precious. Enjoy it while you can. There’s so much to do out there and if you have family, you have a responsibility to them as well. Don’t take unnecessary chances. Life is oh so precious.
That’s an awesome shot. You never see the ones where the ladder is held by ice screws and rope
Thank you :) glad you enjoyed!
I’m surprised it appears as stable as it does, when the close, and is just secured by ropes, and kind of hanging there in the air!
I could have jumped
More like ice screws and hope…
@@atulkumarsingh4721 yeah you could of jumped the whole thing with 10 kg on your back :/
Thanks for making my dream to climb Everest come true at no risk to me. Great video!
Thank you :) Glad you enjoyed watching
Love all of your videos! I still want that autographed picture of you on everest! Your the best!
@@pamelabewley1685don't do it... You won't be cool because of it, just another little spec in a uber ridiculous and shitty tourist industry that kills people, destroys the environment, and all that at the feet of people with no better chances working for some stupid rich people pillaging to some stupid mountaintop to also be Cool, maybe they even got to be some frozen corps and become a macabre way point.
@@gesmantamangcan yall get better ladders for this ?
@@1111ThatwayThey sell them them for cheap at the local Home Depot.
More saving.......more doing!
The sherpas are absolutely beautiful humans they are such a blessing, love from 🇬🇧
Kuch nhi land udr b phle rasee hee
Где вы видите шерпов?🤣🤦🏻♂️
@@Soshiskiy_sunyou don’t see them but u see the ladder perfectly placed by them for the man to easily climb on it .
Blessing for whom? Bunch of narcissistic idiots going to the death, because of their swollen ego?
@@klynnsequeira6781мне интересно, как они их закрепляют. А так же, раньше это были расстояния в 4 лестницы, а сейчас стало рафинированным, чтобы любой мог подняться.
The ladder isn't even on the snow 😅 the balls on this guy
R u dumb ...one side of ladder is fully i serted whuch creates balance while.walking from there
I almost died just watching from the couch! Thank God I'm holding a camera!
😂😂
Holding a camera is better than empty hand lol😅
camera man never die😂
You made my day ❤❤
Желаю всем здоровья и долгих лет жизни!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤привет из Сибири!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Now think, the ones who tried to climb this mountain during early days without any fixed line.. How they would have done it?
So much respect for those climbers. It's amazing to think about
I heard they used to bring bamboo with them.
und denen wollen sie dann auch noch ihre Gipfel streitig machen! Kein GPS, keine genauen Wettervorhersagen, keine Handyverbindung während des Aufstieges, keine Hubschrauberrettung im Background, selbst Seile legen und spuren - was für eine Leistung!
There's a reason the summit was first reached 30 years after the first recorded attempt.
Jump with an axe pick..
My God, you make it look so easy - LEGEND ❤
Unfortunately lots of inexperienced climbers see reels and think they can do the same
If Nepalese's support and guidance will not there it's not possible. They are so brave and courageous. Hat's off.
日本の歌で♪娘さん良く聞けよ山男に惚れるなよ♪と言う歌がありますが、ほんとハラハラします。無事を祈ります。
Amazing. Edmund Hilary and Tenzing Norgay must have been surprised to find all those ladders waiting for them.
The ice fall moves, so it may not have had massive crevasses when they done it. (Not denying that what they done was more impressive than doing it now though)
@@Steeze47 I agree the ice moves, it's a glacier after all. Today's climbers have ladders, ropes etc to show them the best way to the top and with an army of sherpas to lug all their equipment and alcohol and coffee machines up the mountain. What Hilary and Tenzing did was extraordinary. Old fashioned equipment, dodgy oxygen masks and bottles, their ascent wasnt far off alpine style and far beyond the capability of 99% of today's Everest summiters.
They still weren’t the first to summit.
@@kennethsimmons7394 Possibly not. There is circumstantial evidence to suggest Mallory and Irvine were first. But as they didn't make it back to confirm, no one will ever know for sure.
@@cr3237 99.999%
Лестница такая хлипкая и держится кое-как на веревках.
Как страшно!
It only takes one wrong step from being between life and death
This statement is for everybody in the whole world.
"Oooooops!"
@@carmenrenee5146not really no
But you see that is not true. You see the ladder and rope and the caribeener you see all these things that protect him and you know the 70 year old millionaires go out and do this safely
Смотришь на лестницу и уже страшно. Нет, никогда 😂
Как страшно тут по бревну через речку боюсь проити .а здесь .....
Смелые ,сильные люди!!!
Богатенькие, бесящиеся с жиру эгоисты они, а не "сильные и смелые люди". За очень редкими исключениями.
The ladder isn't even touching anything just held on to a couple of strings into the snow....... Helllll nooo to the no noooooo
The ice screws holding that ladder in can probably hold a few thousand pounds. The rope as well.
@@skiermac4679 true !
For anyone thinking that’s easier than it looks cause there’s ropes and a harness, try doing it carrying 30kg of equipment in spiked boots while completely exhausted
Y'a qu'à pas le faire c'est Tout!!!!Ça sert à Mourrir et POLLUER !!!!!
Их не заставили на гору подниматься. Нет сил, сиди дома.
That's where I turn around and watch from base camp through binoculars drinking beer
lol
Ahahhaha me too. Base camp😍🎉🙌
Remember that one time at base camp? Wiiiildd.
xD
😆 🤣 me three! That's start out with 3 cans of 🍺 🍻
The moment he stepped on that ladder, i lost my breath for 8 secs
I love watching these videos from Hawaii - drive through - with food in my hand.
Bless you Sherpas for all you do, and for quietly witnessing the deaths of so many westerners. Not to mention the number of Sherpas who have lost their lives trying to talk a westerner who has gone off his noodle into heading back down the mountain. You all are the ones with the true achievement, many of you succsessfully summitting multiple times.
❤❤❤
No way in God's green earth would I EVER have enough courage in my being to do this...EVER. You people who can are absolutely brilliant! Rock on!
Canada 🇨🇦 sends respects to all the Sherpas out there,saving lives anx are the real heroes out there,always ridking thier own lives ro to help others, especially when "others" arent listening and getting themselves into trouble. No this isnt a stab at anyone..its just my humble opinion that i think they do thier very best to help others and as long as they are are out there helping hykers on mountainsides,then it'll be all that much more safer with them there
Almost all the times, the Stubborn Westerners who wants to Peak don't listen to the sherpas, just like in the movies.
And their acts usually cost many other people's lives.
To przejście to cud! ❤❤❤❤
That ladder seemed very unstable. It was not even hooked when he got to the end. Wow!
He's clipped on
@@JL-nk1pc still pretty impressive. That crevasse looks really big and deep.
@@JL-nk1pcYeah he’s clipped in but can you imagine loosing your footing and hanging upside down at the mouth of that crevasse with what looks like a 150 lb pack waiting to be rescued. You’re going to be in that position for a while. Tough job.
I know it's just set gently on the edge of both sides, like what can go wrong...
Никогда не забывай, жизнь самое главное!
The falls are one of the deadliest places on Everest. If you fall from there, chances are you’ll have a long fall.
3 sherpas recently lost their lives when the ice broke over that. There's videos of it.
Where’s the video?
Kudos to the Sherpa who set all that gear up for you.
I heard these sherpas only make about 4 to 8K a year doing such a dangerous job. They should just work for offshore oil rigs and make that every month
Thank God the Ice Fall is one of the first obstacles on that mountain, that kept me from even entertaining the thought of trying to climb Everest in my younger years. 😂 So freakin scary! The whole ladder situation scared any stupidity and courage out of me🙈😂😂
From the bottom of my heart.. Fuck that...there is no way in my life I'm paying for that..😀😀😀
Omg The Risk This person is taking on Top of It All,Another Human Being On Top of This TRUE HERO,Going Over A LADDER That’s Alumainum 😱😱✝️GOD Bless 🙏🏻Them Both & All 🙏🙏🏽👀✝️🕯🕯🕊🕊..
Anyone noticed How many steps are there in the Ladder & in How many steps he crossed the Ladder... He didn't put his weight for more time on the Ladder to cut the Risk time..
#Smart_Move 😊
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I'm stood in 40mph wind whilst watching this 😮😮
Dios mío,ni loca voy allí.
Debe ser maravilloso ,es hermoso y peligroso .
Death standing was pretty nifty.
My balls hurt watching ....
Just no way
😂🤣😂🤣😂
Безумству храбрых поём мы песню!
Безумству храбрых-вот смысл жизни!!!
That’s insane ! Amazing to see what humans are capable of
Incredible levels of stupidity driven by boredom.
And ladders
I bet everyone who walks over, there arses must be twitching.
The Sherpas are the real climbers, because without them none of the so-called mountain climbers would be able to reach the top.
Yeah except for the ones who went without them.
@@EverythingsEventuall who do you think prepares the climbing routes every year ? Sherpas are the first on the mountain when the climbing season begins to prepare the climbing routes. So even if you climb alone, the Sherpas made the route for the climbers. Even from the start Sherpas has been the important part of the climbers (even in 1953 the first Climbers who reached the Top of Everest climbed with Sherpas)
@@sodxyctron7807wrong. Routes have to be reset every time some tries to summit. The ice fall is a moving glacier and can move up to 3 feet a day, so for each expedition, there’s usually Sherpas readjusting the routes and there’s not always Sherpas with climbers.
Reinhold Messner for example climbed Everest in the 80s literally by himself, no Sherpa, no companion, means, he had to adjust the routes for himself.
There’s quite a few mountain climbers who did that, but those are the best of the best, they’re literally the very few who deserve to be called “the elite”.
@@Reckoning2943okay but the sherpas do this over and over again.
@@jenrosebp Sherpas are at home in the Himalayas, mountain climbing is how they earn money, they dedicate their whole life to it and they are therefore part of the elite up there. Should be obvious.
Look at how close that ladder is to the edge. Imagine misstepping in those heavy boots and dislodging a rope by kicking it loose with the first step, falling on your face! Oh My goodness!
thats very good video. thx 👍
You know what’s scarier? Setting up all of that!
Страшно, круто, и красиво!
I just threw up watching this. Omg. I could never. These people are brave.
Camera man never dies.
Wow. Never saw this comment before. Good one beavis!
Camera man was fucking standing there bruh this isn’t even a good video to comment that dumb unoriginal shit
Good luck summitting K2 with that trust!
A Beautiful, Brilliant, 32 y.o. Chinese woman thot she had everything perfectly handled, and refused more training! Yes, she immediately went down, to the bottom of the cravass, lost forever. 😢
Sherpas are the real heroes and best babysitters..
Nah I'm good guys I'll just wait back here😂😅
Nice climb👍
Thanks 👍
Hår Hår Måhådëv 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Magnifique
Odwagi wam nie brakuje 😊😊😊. Pozdrawiam was👍🇵🇱. Życzę powodzenia. Renata
Awesome
You basically pay 60k to risk your life climbing mt Everest💀🤦🏽♂️
That’s juste insane !
I use that route to walk to school, sometimes bare feet.😂😂
I laughed entirely to loud when I read this. Getting old lol
i want to be the first 575 lbs man on Everest. 🗻 then on to k 2. 🗻
If I was going to pay up to 50 thousand dollars to climb Everest I’d want more than that little ladder I’d hire a helicopter
Than u don’t climb it, right?
At that altitude, helicopters don't helicopter
I would never pay that amount of money, I’m guessing it’s rich people who don’t mind paying that kind of money and it’s no guarantee you will come out alive
You don’t understand the physics of how helicopters work then, lol. No helicopter will get you up Everest. That little ladder and some rope are literally ALL you can use because the terrain changes so frequently since the Khumbu Falls is part of a glacier. It’s constantly melting and freezing and avalanching while the glacier is also moving all the way down past base camp.
@@gajendrasinghkanyal3766 Is it because the air is too thin or something? I suck at physics.
Legitimate question. Is the goal to do it how the others did it, with bare minimum gear? Because I could see a few more inches of ladder being useful
OMG. I can't even cross a log over a stream with my backpack on.😮
If you look down in that crevasse there are multiple frozen bodies!
Still don’t understand why people climb some stupid people in the world
Those ladders look so weak and cheap. Id never be crossing on that. Lol😅
Doesn't look that far. I think I would just jump over it.
I'm proud of myself; I only said "nope" once this time.
فَبِأَىِّ ءَالَآءِ رَبِّكُمَا تُكَذِّبَانِ
Are those permanent ladders in the snow or do u have to relay them each time?
Death Stranding 2 looking awesome!
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It’s easy to maintain balance when holding on to ropes.!.!
People claiming that everest is not that hard..As if they have the guts to cross the khumbhu falls without the sherpas😂
Dios mío que temerarios de veras 😮🏔️ me encantó el vídeo 😃 de hecho todo lo que se relaciona con el majestuoso Everest 💪🏻🏔️
Best of Luck ❤❤❤
Not for me but may God protect those who wish to climb
Give them a thicker ladder, that thin ladder in frozen temperature give me anxiety.
HERO..!!🔥🔥
Yeah H no the big demon creature can pass… I’ll stay down here.
Sherpas are real heroes
О,берегите себя😮
Without sherpas, it would be unclimable.
Probably threw his rubbish down the crevasse
Only a crazy mf would go there
This hand☠️
Imagine a bad weather hit's u the moment when u are in the middle of the ladder ☠
Kita Butuh Biaya Ratusan Ribu Dolar Untuk Naik Gunung Everest, Tapi Fasilitas Ke Amananya Seburuk Ini.
Every little step COUNTS !!? 🤔🤯😁😎
Sometimes the ladders give way. Tragic 😥
I was confused for a moment
I don’t understand the point of all of this. To endanger oneself with the possibility, they meet the untimely demise.
Life is too precious. Enjoy it while you can. There’s so much to do out there and if you have family, you have a responsibility to them as well. Don’t take unnecessary chances.
Life is oh so precious.
Was expecting a lights out.
I would be frozen with fear
Not even bearing on solid ice on this end. I'd stop breathing easy...easy
.
Literally what holes are these people trying to fill within themselves, or highs are they trying to reach? Unreal.
Respect trom Canada 🇨🇦❤️🥰💕 🌺🌿✨💖 be safe out there anx take good care of each other..please be careful
They need a longer ladder
I don't understand why they don't install? A chopper can carry one. There is also one longer cross with ladder just till end
It' s much easier to take a Heli....?
0NE MILLION PRIZE WHEN YOU REACH THE SUMMIT
That’s putting lots of trust into a rope you don’t know…