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Excellent video

I am going there to climb exactly these 4 mountains in 2 months!

Congratulations Jackson and Gav'. Great program, 3 peaks, sounds like great food. Tocllaraju looks magnificent.

Dawn does it's magic. 🙂

Amazing video, hope I get the same conditions this June!

Congratulations. Beautiful video. I camped in almost the exact same spot in the valley in July 2022, summitted Urus and Ishinca, unsuccessful attempt on Tocllaraju from base camp in drizzle and low visibility. Also climbed Mateo and Vallunaraju so 4 out of 5 wasn't bad. Going back in July 2024 to attempt Mateo (for acclimatization), Pisco, Yanapaccha and Chopicalqui. Cordillera Blanca is an amazing place.

Nice one Gav!! 🔥🔥

Wow Jackson ..well done your dad would be so proud 😢 x

Sick bro makes the Hukawai look like a breeze

10:23 - Nice view

Outstanding dear Gav'. I am SO HAPPY that I have a copy of your exquisite book. Your exquisite photograph's are the purest inspiration. Namaste

This is AWESOME 💓

It even look like another planet; jagged and rocky wow

Si pennylo logro, yo también 💪🏔️

Muy bonitas montañas en perú felicitaciones amigos Solo quería preguntarles por que se asegurar con cintas de anillo y no con cuerda en Ishinca

Wow, fantstic trip. Lots of inspiration. And what a beautiful mountain indeed <3

С когтями не птица, летит матерится. Кто это ? Электрик со столба сорвался.

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Awesome! Thanks for posting this-- super inspirational work

Never really understood risking your life for an adrenaline rush. Climbing a cliff isn't necessary and it benefits no one.

Ouch...!!!

CUT! Jimmy Omg I didn't say ACTION 🎥 freaking idiot REDUE.

This is bizarre and unacceptable falling body dynamics. Anybody knows why climbing community quit using old harness design from the 80's, composed of upper and lower part and much higher center of gravity, to prevent the rotation of the climber in case of the fall? Old school harness was changed for a fancy and easy design at the price of inappropriate point of gravity and much higher risk of rotation in case of accident. Anybody understands this? Petzl still makes such models but only in their "verticality" program for workers at height. They don't turn around like this if they fall.

When I was young I was told by old mountainers «always three points of support» .. now I saw knee or even head support, and even a single finger. But one toe remains tricky. Progress in safety still goes, inflatable vest against avalanche, airbag jackets why not use it for 'flights' like this ? Beautiful picture anyway lucky photographer. Hope the climber is fine.

That is why God also made level ground!

RIP

A HOLY SHIT MOMENT.

Too much weight on the tools, not enough on the feet. Also, can someone explain to me why he has cords attached to the tools like it's 1965?

Awesome footage! What a beautiful mountain

I dry tool often ,but never took that big of a fall. It must ve sucked. Hope nothing serious dude

Damn that was nutso

Loved this video. Loved that you were clear headed enough to keep what was important in perspective.

Nice..👌👍

This is taking "mixed climbing" to a strange level...dry tooling was fun when developed for training etc but now? Maybe a re-writing of the grades is required. Hope your ankle cleared up ok. I'm enjoying this kiwi climbing I receive. Thanks.

Autsch! But no iceaxe in the stomac. Lucky guy!

20 IQ move

Probably one of the few times an inversion is good. I fell like 2 feet traversing with crampons and messed my ankle up for months. A whip onto your feet can be career ending.

LOL WHACK!!!

Crampon left you for the mountain 😂

Good video! What angle are the snow slopes roughly?

The algorithm works in mysterious ways

No kick, go limp.

Fall down, not out

Sick

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Hi i am from pakistan i am very fond of mountainring, if i want to come or summit Ama Dablam then what should i do first, and how many money required me from Pakistan to Ama Dablam and then Pakistan pllz complete detail..

I subscribe your channel after seen this vedio..

I had to climb Mt Haast for a school trip once.. I was terrified the entire time and still can't believe I survived! We went up a different way without the need for hooks or climbing rope, but we had our packs on our backs and were out over extremely high ledges a lot of the time - I still don't know how it was legal haha we were all only like 14-15 years old with like 2 teachers looking after the lot of us!!! Going down was even worse than going up. This footage is so beautiful though, thanks for sharing! Must feel amazing being able to do that without being a big scary cat like I am :D Edit: now that I'm watching again your ascent looks quite similar to ours in some places but ours was in summer so there wasn't as much snow. We were climbing almost vertically for quite a bit of it though, over loose rocks and spear grass.. Again, still don't know how I survived lol

what a beautiful maoubtain!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

That serac right above the camp is scary.