One of the most inspiring pieces of film I've witnessed, this speaks volumes to me. Thanks for creating this Mikey Schaefer.

SO BEAUTIFUL! it reminded me of my own dirt bag days, living out of the back of a truck and traveling to climbing sites, thanks.

Man, thank you for your life! It's a life full. Thank you for the courage, the hope, the tears. All the let downs, only inspired by aspirations. Something greater resides in us. The more you exist on that level... Life! Few people live there in their heart, which comes the struggle of life... When you DO what you guys did, you bring the viewer into a world filled with hope, purpose, excitment, challenge, intrigue, winning! This is the great adventure of life! Sadly, we stay in that world. We get chances here and there to touch the "real", but few follow through. I appreciate your work here, and I thank you! for living that world. So cool you found photography! One as yourself, will always appreciate the details of a very complex universe we live in. Great job on this project. Great job at life! david

Great film. Patagonia is so beautiful.

Genuinely appreciate media like this, it gets me so psyched up. Love it. Thanks guys!

Inspiring, Beautiful, Breath taking, just Awesome!

Thanks! And while we're at it, let's also thank posthumously Major Harold William "Bill" Tilman, CBE, DSO, MC and Bar, (14 February 1898 - 1977), who opened Patagonia in the 1950s, as he did the Himalaya in the 1930s. And Greenland in the 1960s. (He was, perhaps, primarily a sailor. Bristol Channel pilot cutters were his van, as it were. Some biographers also neglect his African bicycle adventure.)

What a great film about a great guy! Thank you patagonia for existing! I love your products and philosophy. I´m trying to incorporate that responsibility and awareness into the rest of my life. Respect and peace.

I use this film as a reminder to continue pressing on in my own goals. Love it! well done!

Such an inspiring film, I'll always come back to watch this over and over thank you for sharing!

Watched again. Needed an uplift. Perfect.

that was the best infomercial I have ever seen! about half way through it struck me that this cant just be an ad. clever.

Awesome video! Inspiring stuff, Mikey.

What a great film!

Great movie about a full life lived.

What a inspiring film. I really thought it was incredible

What a fantastic look at Patagonia from a unique perspective. We, as a global community can only hope that this ecosystem can continue to say relatively "untouched" for sometime to come. I know Yvon Chouinard and Doug Tompkins will fight to keep it that way.

That's definitely Alex Honnold hanging out at the bar @9:08 playing charango and the tojos. :)

Wow, stunning, truly inspirational !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

this film reminds me the climbing days in patagonia. very emotional

Great film mate, second time I've watched it :-)

Absolutely awesome film

I'm inspired mikey. I love photography and cinematography. And lately I've been really getting into climbing. Well, watching climbing. I've only been rock climbing once and it was on half dome in Yosemite.

Amazing Guys/Gals great work !

Epic! Didn't get to climb em, but I love those peaks all the same.

Thank you for this :)

awesome man!!! really inspirational!! you guys know how to live!

Awesome! Many high points there..and of course low but mostly high...

Thank you for the beautiful film :)

Legendary. 🙏🏻👊🏼👍

Awesome film, thanks!

I'm not a climber just a hiker. You're video is very inspiring to use your own Force to push and see more. I want to go back to Patagonia 😁.

Sol y sombra y la vida. Suerte en montañas. Gracias.

Well done, Fitz! And the rest of you peeps

the patagonia ( wich is a region in argentina) is a grate place to climb, but also we have sandstones in the north of the country (la rioja province) wich are similar as in utah, we have capilla del monte in cordoba, etc....the andes are 5000 km long in argentina...there s a lot to see and climb

The Tribe in Africa loves Patagonia and their documentaries. Time for some African adventures I say!

patagonia is defs on the bucket list now...

relentlessly inspiring

Mikey is a great dude. I'm very stoked to call him my friend.

Wow!! El Chalten has really grown! I was first there back in March of 2001

Great production!!!

I love Patagonia gear. I'd love to travel and adventure with the team...

Inspirational to say the least!

Those watching in 2019 may recognise Mikey from Free Solo where he was a cinematographer/camera operator. He was the guy freaking out on the valley floor as Honnold did the free solo :)

Amazing. Just a ma zing

Inspired :)

Ending song is "Youth Lagoon - Montana"

Buena Vibra ! Patagonia.

Thanks for sharing

wonderful

Brilliant

I Love places!

The crazy part is I had the feeling in my mind that I wanted to be there looking at the pictures, then he said that! Embrace the suck.

Well done

yupp, I am inspired. Sign me up!

Brilliant and beautiful film. Do not understand the title.

We would love to put that great film on HorizonSports (nature sports video platform present on a few OTT and Smart TV offers)

imagenes maravillosas, empresas realmente increibles, escaladores en vias de extinciòn, ya que aquelos que los han precedido, ya no pertenecen a este mundo, al menos , no ha este material. La Patagonia Argentina es uno de los lugares mas increibles que haya conocido y en el cual he vivido algunos años. Lamento que se estè convirtiendo en un simpe lugar donde hacer publicidad con la intenciòn ultima.........o primera de vender un producto. He siempre respetado y respeto aun hoy a Yvon Chouinard , titular de la empresa PATAGONIA , por ser uno de los pioneros y frecuentador de este paraiso terrenal. Su politica, en defenza del ambiente me parece admirable y de sostener con todos los medios posibles y, por tal motivo, mercedor de todos los elogios habidos y por haber. Lamentablemente , muy a pesar mio y con mucho dolor veo que, para beneficio suyo, y de los suyos, convierta este encantador sitio en un circo publicitario. Dios o el universo quieran que, este buen cultor y conocedor de esta maravilla que es la Patagonia, centren la atenciòn en aquello que es, realmente insustituible, es desir, el paisaje y la naturaleza dejando, en un segundo plano, sus negocios. Un fuerte abrazo, Marcelo Cavanna

After one has ascended Terra Firma, what does one do then; wait for the mountains to push past the stratosphere? 6:25 (good training?)

sick

I’m not a climber but wow what a vid!

Why would you think of the individual ascents of the spires, when the traverse is the obvious and beautiful line?

What is his green layer that looks like an r1 but has the zipper covered in fleece so when you have full face zipped you dont feel the zipper?

2020 Coronavirus: I trekked to the store, waited in line, social distancing, bought food, trekked home. Epic trip.

Your a bad ass Mikey

what kind of backpack is this one 15:00 ? (grey)

So many people looking out of windows.

17:09... who's the guy in blue? where's he from?

yall might not know this but what kind of camera does he have its pretty sick!

Were all this people work ?

Man, I meant that to ALL of you!!!

Amazing! I am inspired as shit!

i wanna be there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yes i am!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i like fruit that is ripe and hung on a tree when gravity harvest persists

Fucking Awesome!

3:20 next time, try shaking the camera a little more! lol

At 12:52, is that Ben Moon?

Soper inspier

The sunglasses at 17:15. Did anyone know,what is that? Thanks

All i can here is the announcer from Smash bros saying Ice climbers!

You win! what's the name of the ending song?

he looks like robin williams 10:12

Anyone know the song at 14:40

RIP MIkey

nice commercial

Whats awesome is how obviously difficult this was for them, but yet, Tommy Caldwell and Alex Honnold did all those in ONE traverse.

Les invito ha ver ,compartir mis vídeos.Un saludo.

Where do most of these guys and gals work to take 2 to 3 months off work or did he say weeks to enjoy this type of life?

I can't believe you all are watching this...

1 out of 10 words from this guy are unintelligible ...thank God for CC, eh?

I fucking hate tourists like this guy.

Looks like they haven't spoiled Patagonian scenery with industrial wind turbines yet. Some developers think they "belong" wherever the wind is.

GUYS , IF YOU MAKE A MOVIE, PLEASE CARE ABOUT THE AUDIO LEVEL THROUGHOUT IT, ESPECIALLY SPEECH HAS TO BE AT THE SAME LEVEL OTHERWISE IT LOWERS THE QUALITY OF THE EXPERIENCE

not that cute :./

The shame of it, being rescued disqualifies you from being a real adventurer. If you can't look after yourself then you should stay back in a city apartment.