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Tom Seidensticker
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 พ.ย. 2011
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Nanga Parbat Expedition - July 2016
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Nanga Parbat is located in the Northern Areas of Pakistan and is the Western bastion of the Himalaya. It is the nineth highest mountain in the world and the second highest in Pakistan after K2. Short movie produced by OGSO. www.ogso.eu ogso.brand
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Great guys. Without supplemental oxygen its great.. Respect for you all.❤
Aren't you the same bro who saved person from Anapurna 1 who was stucked for more than 24 hours?
I'm a Pakistani and a smile was brought to my face when I saw the flag of 🇹🇷 long live our brothers.
The vid feels too short, It should've been 28hours long instead of 28minutes
Love from Pakistan ❤❤
Tebrikler. Harika bir film teşekkürler
that face after C3 looked absolutely treacherous.
Bravo pour cette superbe performance, le film est très réussi aussi, il y en a beaucoup sur youtube mais celui là est unique
Hats off 🙌🙌
24:12 Siachen Glacier: The largest non-polar glacier and the highest battlefield in the world. Fully controlled by the Indian Army.
Thanks guys, June 2023 with nimsdai for me!
I saved to my favorites of favrites. And fell in love with one of them
Unwatchable because of repeated flashy images
Last summit scene was very horrible big respect ....super humans
Félicitations Tom et bravo pour ton courage et ta détermination physique et mentale. Bonne continuation 🌻 Alles Gute.
Merci beacoup
Great result. Good effort.
No oxygen, no fixed lines, climbers roped together, axes, beautiful alpinism.
Gasherbrum is a magnificent mountain!
4:01 a man(s) who will make tortillas! Be still my beating heart <3 <3 <3
3:31 gotta luv the guy who brings the tunes lol *thumbs up* awesome upload! Thanks for sharing your experience with us! Ps. The editing is equally awesome woot woot!
Fantastic video. Felt like I was there with you. Thank you.
you guys are awesome. the summit is creepy! stunning mountains!
Thanks for coming
Thanks for coming in pakistan
Show me dance of success😊
Pakistan
Nothing like climbing a mountain, on bread and water, I think as much as you cats like solitude you would do well in solitary confinement.
That would've been something, if they triggered an avalanche with their yodeling at the end. Fortunately, that didn't happen. They came home and made a great video, which I'm enjoying in 2021. Thanks, Tom Seidensticker for uploading it to TH-cam, and Congratulations Yannick, Ferran, Tom!
Awesome
valla helal olsun size.., müthiş iş başarmışsınız. kutlarım.
Skip to 13:42 for real fun on the mountain.... 😂😂😂
Literally 6-7 km away from Indira Col West (the AGPL with India)
Viva Colonia 💪
Thank you
Thank you back its nice to share such an adventure
acclimatation tom ! njoylife
When stepping over those hellish crevasses, do you not ask yourself 'what am I doing up here?' It must take extraordinary self-belief to continue in the face of such odds.
The crevasses are really disturbing and annoying as it's quite tiring to make such a big step in thin air and the second thing is that you're of course a little bit afraid or tense when stepping over the crevasses and also that costs a lot of energy and concentration.
You are always roped to your fellow climbers so the risk is relatively low if you follow the rules of how to move on a glacier and how to move with the Rope around your waist
would have loved a few details on why the others had to abandon and some subtitles.
Yeah Rix you're absolutely right I agree it would have been nice to have some subtitles and giving also much more explanations of all those things that happened during this 5 weeks climbing the gasherbrum 1. But you know making the movie and cutting it afterwards has been all financed by ourselves and so to add subtitles and and more was difficult.
The individual climbers and the Taiwanese team that have abandoned on the way to Camp 3. Abandoned for various and personal reasons which they didn't really explain to us and we didn't discuss with them afterwards. So the American climber I don't know why he abandoned, the Italian considered too risky and he told us that he's got a wife and a kid and he prefers to go home and see them again, the taiwanese team it was a team decision and I don't know the reason of their retreat. The Pakistani climber didn't join for summit for the same reason as he considered it crazy under those conditions to try to go to summit. The problem was that we had a lot of snow all the time and if you read the news of that season they were hardly any successful summits as a matter of fact I think there was only one or two successful summits in that year in Pakistan. So there was a lot of snow which made it impossible to climb the traditional route which is called Japanese corridor and we had to climb on a ridge which was quite technical considering the height and evidently on a stone ridge there is less snow so the risk of avalanche was less and of course to climb technical between 6,500 and 7,000 m on the route that is not known without fix rope was quite challenging and therefore all climbers except for us decided not to take that risk
love the celebration at the end
Didn't understand most of what they were saying but damn what an epic mountaineering video! So good!
Wie kommt man aus Köln zum hochalpinen Klettern? Grüße us der Stadt met K, Wahnsinnsvideo!
hahaha ganz einfach, ich hab mich im ski urlaub wegen schneemangel gelangweilt und bin angefangen mit schneeschuhen zu wandern, da habe ich mich in den ersten minuten in den übernatürlich en berg und das unwirkliche gefuehl sich in dieser surrealen umgebung zu bewegen ( oder zu ueberleben) verliebt. dann habe ich viele 4000'er geklettert, dann die erste expedition auf nen 5000'er in pakistan, dann ein paar 6000'er dann den ersten 8000'er leider gezwungen mit O2, danach 8000'er ohne O2 , danach 6000'er 7000'er mit ski. das hat sich alles einfach so natuerlich entwickelt. ävver mi hätz es emme en koelle....et fehlt ald selvs vum gipfel der aussicht op d'r dom gruess mir koelle und trink en reissdorfer auf mich, tom
Congratulations and a really well done video. I really enjoyed watching and following along on your climb. Outstanding!
great great footage. Hearing their breathing makes all the difference
Such a beautiful vdo
C'est énorme
you guys are amazing
Bravissimi.. 👍🙂
Wow Congratulation , Which month you summit? I am searching for information of Masherbrum ii on South side but cannot get any of it. Then i found your movie , cannot get info, but this inspire me. Thank you for sharing. Again which month u summit ???
we summit on 24 july
Without O2 at 8000 mts.. Just awesome guys👏✊👍
My Beautiful PAKISTAN the Land of Mighty Mountains. RESPECT.
Brave climber and extreme level snow camping you done. At morning you found snow covered the tent. It's very amazing excitement dear.