Did you enjoy it!

Same and everest too

Have you watched Jon guptas ones they’re good

@@nightmareneighbour7700 yeah I saw his k2 one and he made that shit look easy! I enjoy his videos 💖

@@EverythingExplainedd yes! Well done my friend ☺️

it truly does

Annapurna

@@samwisehuluberlu2210it’s the hardest lmaoo has the highest death rate especially the south side

I'm going to k2 mountain 🏔️ next Eid

​@@travel_with_khan_jiwaha pa akele Marne se darr nahi lagta...I am shocked why people choose this

Climbing to the summit is optional. Climbing down is mandatory.

@@jameshoran8 Somebody skied down the freakin thing!

@@RedCandles_ how did they get through the smokestack? That's a technical 90-degree straight-up climb

⁠@@jameshoran8there’s a video on KZfaq it was for red bull. The dude skied down it

@@noname52768wait are u sure he went all the way down?

me neither...

The old fact was that 1 person has died for every 4 that have summited, i.e. if there are 270 people who summit, 90 die, but now 700+ people have summited with 96 deaths, not to mention now hundreds attempt to summit every year, so the old statistic isn’t even true anymore. But the most important thing is that many, many people have attempted without summiting or dying.

At such an extreme level of exhaustion,one might think crashing for awhile would be easy. Nah!

Halcion to the rescue!

Who is he?😯

@@thegoat-ishere4414 Purja is famous for many record breaking achievements - he's notable for a world record of having climbed all 14 eight-thousanders (peaks above 8,000mts/26,000 feet) in a record time of six months and six days. He was also the first to reach the summits of Mount Everest, Lhotse and Makalu within 48 hours with NO supplementary oxygen. Nims became the first person to ever summit K2 in winter-a feat he staggeringly accomplished without the aid of bottled oxygen, K2 is world's most dangerous mountain.

@@okaynevermind5130 awesome thanks!

“Ive been coming from mountain to mountain and Sometimes you feel like... your fucked, but really you are only about 45% fucked” - (nims before climbing k2) lol

No offence, people saying in this comment section saying nims didn't used supplementary oxygen is a wrong fact. He used supplementary oxygen specially for 48hours 3peaks record. Him and his sherpa team accept it and there should be no argument. It's actually nothing wrong using supplementary oxygen when you climb 3 8000ers peaks in 48hours 30min

thank you!

What do you mean including the Sherpas? They basically carry everyone up. None of these clowns would make it without the Sherpas. Hell they wouldn’t actually make it to the mountain without the guides that carry all their shit

The sherpas do all the work and rich people get all the glory. I guess that's what 70k buys you...🤷‍♀️

@@miapdx503yall forget that k2 cant be climbed by wealthy non fit people its extremely hard even with sherpas

And I am following your illustrious footsteps 😅

Without Oxy too. 🤦

Why is everybody keep saying this, he did use oxygen and there's nothing wrong about it. Him and his team admitted that

It will get you down quickly😊

@@Rew-nd99 but it costs everything

truly crazy

You don't want to try this trust me.

How?

Is he from the Czech Republic?

@@dougdavis8986polish

@@dougdavis8986 He's Polish :>

@maciejlazur4966 I thought so but he said he's check?

the savage mountain

People are aware of the risks. Who are you to decide for others what risks they want to take

@@FLP90 im your daddy…

Driving should be illegal since more people die from that in the US than any other preventable injury (highest reason for death after Heart disease and Caner).

Truly

anytime

That bit looks horrifying, well, the whole thing does

perhaps they are regarding K2's normal route , the polish line on K2 is harder than any off the ones you menitioned , theres a reason why its only been climbed once and never attempted again..... lets not forget K2's east and north face have never been fully climbed, rupal face has been climbed by 5 different routes that i know off minimum 5+ succeful attempts.

The Wickwire American route is pretty darn hard. Was it a varied Polish route?

@@washburnb1 Ive heard about that route being attempted by a polish team but they turned around at 8400m, i didint know a american team just traversed to the normal abruzi route , yet i think that route was considered the north east ridge by looking at the line the proper east face has not been attempted directly, but its a shame these hard ascents get so little recognition i never even heard of that attempt till now, these days just going up normal routes with a gopro holding a fixed line is considered cool, its just clear that the old timers really did something in thes mountains no one takes risks anymore.

Just Crap: I think Wickwire and Lou Reinhart summited by a route west(?) Of the hourglass normal route. Lou summited w/o ox and Wickwire forced to bivvy without ox.. I forgot the book title..Wickwire almost slid off half asleep

mental image of flat lands served me as a respite once, a very peaceful thing to think of

@ydid687 I am in Alberta YYC near the rockies but past 3 winters have been brutal. We get these things called chinooks where it will hit +1° or 5° once every two months in winter it really helps.

Someone isnt well id get some advice on mental health you dont seem all there

@@user-rh7ye7oz8wgavinhandK2 is notoriously significantly more difficult than Everest

death

east face

No one has completed it

Same

true, its very scary indeed

​@@EverythingExplainedd The young British mountaineer, Alan Rouse, who lived in the same city as me died on K2 in July/August 1986, aged just 34, leaving behind his partner who I think was pregnant at the time.He died on the descent of K2 having become the first British man to reach the summit of K2. Alan Rouse died alone, as the expedition went catastrophically wrong and the others had to leave him to die alone in a desperate attempt to save themselves and get back down the mountain. Apparently Rouse was drifting in and out of consciousness, and, when conscious, was crying out in agony. Absolutely desperate stuff.

Wonder who has done a more difficult route up?!

What is?

Loool

i know right same

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bNCna6p5zN_Noas.html

bro who cares

who even mentioned that like stfu

@@jrbn4026me

its insane

Nuh uh k2 is a part of Pakistan

@@Unknown07-ic6kr it's not Pakistan, it's Pakistan occupied Kashmir,,& that is the integral part of India 👍🏻

@@ninjamrtal6510 alright because I don't want to argue over a land I'm far away and have nothing to do with imma just end it before it turns into a debate

Why are u making ur self look like a idiot

for real

Due to oxygen shortness or harsh weather conditions. And avalanches occur simultaneously from ceracs. Horrible 😔

@daniyalkhan12350 Thanks for the response. I went to mountain warfare school and I hated every second of it. We'd climb these huge mountains w/ full gear....I was around 24 years old and in the best shape of my life and I thought this was the most physically brutal training - I cant even imagine climing mt everest at 50 years old. No way in hell would i make it past the first base camp 🤣

thats a good shout

India's? Wasn't it Pakistani?

@@rickastley6950 it is located in POK but it is an integral part of India That's why K2 is Indian's largest mountain

@@ninjamrtal6510Bro what

@@ninjamrtal6510 its in pakistan, not a single indian lives there, from gilgit to ladakh, its pakistani territory

It's Indian mountain 😂😂 Bhikari 😂

facts

Just the previously high death rate, Annapurna is actually the highest death rate

@@EverythingExplainedd oh good to know.

same