See 🙈 the end accident David t he endo Shames filled with spirit

Speaking of unbelievable feats, have you watched the trailer for the first ascent of Lunag Ri? Lama and Anker made multiple unsuccessful attempts, with Anker having a heart attack (but surviving) on their last one. Lama returned and made a first ascent - doing it SOLO kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h7N9eqmLzZzbp30.html

@@gregparrott Yes, it is awesome. So sad that David and his two partners perished on Howse Mt.

Roger Barnett Yes, I heard. It was near Banff, Canada. One of their cellphone cameras was found , which has a photo of them, supposedly on the summit. It appears then that they died in an avalanche on descent, after a successful summit. rockandice.com/climbing-news/lama-roskelley-and-auer-likely-reached-summit-of-howse-peak-before-deaths/

That's funny. What kind of accent is causing it hard to be understand?

David's Austrian and Dani's Swiss, hence the strange accents

also i vasteh oft olls. woass it, wos eis hots. ^^

At first I thought it was Danish..

It sounds to me like someone's talking Swedish with German words.

What ?

Man they didn't. They're respective languages are just close enough so that they can understand each other most of the time

Lol I know right

pretty much

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they weren´t killed, they died by accident

@@flowyourlife6139 You can still be killed by accident hehe. Being killed doesn't just mean you die from murder or whatever. The mountain killed them.

They're doing like ten different things that are all incredibly difficult.

Sadly David Lama and two other world class climber died last month whie descending from a successful summit bid of Howse peak in Alberta www.alpinist.com/doc/web19s/newswire-auer-lama-roskelley-folo

(Lake Baikal)

Excelent.

Excelent. Congratulations!!!!

5:12 looks like El Capitan.

I think its pretty close to say that Lama was on his way to be the alpinist of them all regarding difficult routes if he would have lived on. To achieve so much so young is breathtaking and unheard. His talent was without comparison. His free ascent of Cerro Torre was only one of these unique feats and this combination of technical climbing ability with alpinist qualities has imo never been seen before and imo might not after. Dani Arnold isnt far behind and a Hans Jörg Auer also was an absolute animal (The fish in free solo is as crazy as Honnolds El Capitan). Imo had Lama lived on he would have gone up to be considered the most talented alpinist of all time with fantastic resume. It doesnt really matter as mountains are imo not for competition but friendship and respect but its still mesmerizing and most of his ascents have a beauty in style and routes he choose. Sure we should mention people like Alex Lowe...etc. In a way Lama continued in Wolfgang Güllichs foot steps. Much like if Güllich would have been his father. IF you look at their lives there are so many similarities. Güllich also was for quite some time the best climber in the world period but then ventured on to alpine style climbs and free solos. Lamas Cerro Torre project reminds me of Wolfgangs Trango Tower free ascent of Eternal flame. I think his seperate reality free solo to this day was only done by at the most 5 other people including Honnold.

They didn't use fixed rope so I guess not a lot. Maybe they left some slings at some points on their way down. Let's say the have a 60m rope so the need to reattach their rope every 60 meters. And maybe at those places the had to use slings to get a decent holding point for the rope.

At 6:51 you can see an abalakov being used. It seems to be backed by an ice screw but perhaps the second will retrieve the ice screw and only use the abalakov.

Nate Kenney To climb that, I think all original nuts are still intact. I didn't notice one missing, let alone a set of 'em!

@@TheSeppentoni not enough to be mentioned

See 6:50, they made a v thread with a chord through it and abseiled down. The ropes were retrieved at 7:25. So they left a chord up there, at least for that pitch.

See 6:50, they made a v thread with a chord through it and abseiled down. The ropes were retrieved at 7:25. So they left a chord up there, at least for that pitch. Alternatively, if they put the rope through the v thread, then they needed no leave any gear

must make sure he did not have the needle stings, since they need each other. Kind of stupid, to question a climbers question.

lol

Clearly you never got hot aches during winter climbing....

which is the right thing to do, to avoid amputations like Reinhold Messner.

Ropes are rarely abandoned, you can quite easily belay on two ends of it, then pull one end and all comes back. What is left is a couple of fixation elements on the face, and the pollution is meaningless. Generally in a cup or bowl, which is then emptied. Not much comes out of you tho, your body needs everything you give it.

where do you urinate? Since your Grandmas basement does not have a toilet either.

If you can't do iceclimbing you can't climb mountains like these.

Actually it's safer a good vthread than a nut in choss... One time i took a big fall because a cam pulled on choss 😫

Looking through the comments to see if anyone else noticed that anchor. And was only seeing the r.i.p. comments... scary stuff.

Nice troll

@@przemekpawlikowski4420 And then people like you wonder why you end up in hell, not heaven. No respect for God!

@@etienne7774 I like your trolling style. Regards : )

@@przemekpawlikowski4420 it's called speaking the truth from God's Word, KJB.

Oh, boo fucking hoo.

They're colonizing Alaska? classic

@@paulmorin2582 alpinism is a disgusting sport, that is causing more harm than good. A bunch of wackos fooling around to name peaks. Yes it is colonialism u dumbass, but of course all you see is entitlement for white impotent fucks as yourself to climb anywhere in this planet, litter and name peaks on a map. Go to hell fuck-o.

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Groga Boss I'm not naming names here, but somebody needs to take a pill.