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Does the camera lens exaggerate the steepness? Seems so sketchy I want to go and try but the videos make it seem so easy to slip and die

How did you passe the guy when going back on the ridge? It seems like its kind of risky operation to perform.

Learn how to speak english. Rooooooot not rowt

I like the cloth on the doors much better than the cheap feeling and looking plastics that I have seen on other models

as donald jr i made th ascent frm zermatt in summr of 68 en route to israel & moslem & hindu worlds

Its good to see the old AMC designers got new jobs in todays auto industry. Money doesn't go as far in retirement as it used too.

The rear is butt ugly and I thought my model Y was not so pretty.

This is what I want in 27-28’ parked inside my garage. Love EVs and Rivian as a brand

Really not that bad. But please, those ugly headlamps and rims... :-(

I’m sorry, but this video was so aggravating to watch. RJ introduced this back in March…how do you guys know so little about it? I was so frustrated watching this because I was hoping for some new insights, but you didn’t even know the R2, which I immediately reserved after it rolled out during the launch event, is starting at $45K. I thought you were “Dr. Know-it-All…” Had you known that and seen any other coverage out there, you would have never guessed $50K for the R3. $35K would be a more educated guess. A fully-loaded R3X, tri-motor may max out around $55K. Also, RJ already told us the R2/R3/R3X will come in single, dual and tri-motor configurations. I just don’t understand walking blind into doing coverage of a highly-anticipated vehicle like this, offering a first look with no real knowledge of it, when this is a niche with very devoted enthusiasts, craving more in-depth information. For those who are seeing the R3 for the first time, it would leave them with a lot of unanswered questions and inaccurate conjecture.

The same goofy looking face 👎

That rear end lighting won’t pass US safety specs. Reminds me of an ‘87 Golf.

Great man! Been eying that rock since I was a boy. Thanks for the tips.

Ski hatch. Yes!

If AMC had survived long enough to create an EV it would have looked like this. I like it!

It is very European in execution and appeal but looks designed for American light trails. My take is that I don't think it has gearing or differentials for harsher surfaces. I could be wrong. It does remind me of a much nicer American Eagle of yore.

Body is reminiscent of the Yugo!

Liked the review. R3 looks nice but the prices you were throwing around left me cold. Need cheaper EVs.

Why would they put a nacs charger on that side ??

The Rivian R3 looks like a cross between the Ford Pinto and the Tesla Model Y.

Why is the NACS charging port on the "wrong" side?

Love it. Hopefully Rivian survives long enough for it to go to market

Waiting for reservations open. I'm getting that tri motor X

Why would you display a new model vehicle and have it blocked off by stanchions?

looks like the kia EV3

I had always assumed the "Dyson Fan" headlights were not towed out but rather they were on the same flat plane but I was wrong. I love the rivian design overall but I would like to see the headlights get tucked backwards in the fascia so they're .25" below the neighboring surface.

Looks like rather a failed copy of the Ioniq 5 concept.

They're going to go bankrupt before hitting critical mass of (profitable) sales.

Compared to Polestar or Volvo the styling is very boxey! Maybe thats a thing in the US?

Dodge Omni Resurrected

I was actually there when you guys did this walk around. 6:20 It was so cool to see it in person. Definitely wish the R2 was able to make it out but hopefully next time!

Really want one.....But have to believe that Rivian will stay in business first...............Paul

Best design in a long time, can't wait to see it on the streets. Hopefully this comes to Europe at some point.

This is a sub 45k vehicle. Prices haven’t been released yet but considering that the R2 as they claim will start at 45k we might be looking at 35-40k starting for this one which is incredible

Hello Whole Nuts And Donuts I congratulate you on climbing the Matterhorn in my home region of Valais. Thank you for the wonderful film. It brings back many unforgettable memories. I wish you wonderful mountain tours. With alpine greetings Raphael Wellig

Do you mean you live in the USA, Georgia, Athens? Why not start by saying you live in the USA? So many Americans do this.

Just climbed it Friday 23rd Aug. Epic and tiring day. 3 sadly died the week before and I can see why. I was pelted by rock in the upper section above Solvay hut. Beautiful video and all the best

Dp you remember what is the distance from bottom to the summit and the altitude difference?

I absolutely loved this video. Not a climber , but Still watching climbing videos gives much needed thrill. You have good memory to have retain all those details about the climb. Ofcorse the scariest part was the ridge walk to the summit. There are taller but cheaper mountains available too

I cannot in good conscience like nor subscribe because anyone can post up photos but saw little to no interaction just a bunch of photos and letters across the video

What a great video.

If you think the Matterhorn is expensive, don't ever try to climb Everest. That's expensive. Easily 50,000 or more.

If everything was expensive 5 years ago, I can't imagine what the prices look like now, omg

hey john - great your dad is up there. What have you climbed since?

Just out of curiosity, is this roughly the same route that the first ascent did in 1865? Also, how much more difficult would it have been without the climbing ropes that are set up on the mountain? I've watched some docs on the first ascent and I'm curious about how much harder it would have been then compared to now? Anyway, awesome video!

This is such a beautiful and useful video! Previously I have only found ones that made it look like a piece of cake, and even if it was with commentary, it commented on difficulties that came up at their level of climbing, which was difficult for me to ascertain. Now, after your much more specific descriptions placing this climb into context for me, it is pretty clear to me I'm nowhere near the shape I need to be to attempt this climb - and that it is really about the shape first, fear of heights second (I, to my knowledge, don't have a fear of heights, but I haven't been on such exposed terrain yet, so I also need to test that before attempting the Matterhorn). Regardless, I am in love with this mountain and want to climb it one day, when I will be suited for it! So please allow me a question: how much time did it take for you to ascend vs to descend? Not so that I can decide I can do it in the same amount of time, but to see the ascent-to-descent ratio I should be expecting - perhaps!

Awesome! Well done 👏

Nice but it's not the real summit ...

Thank you for this movie! It's very helpful, while I"m preparing for climb this Horn of the Mother this summer. Greetings from Poland

If your climbing the Matherhorn in summer what shape of Ice Axe you do use?