Hey there! Thank you for the video and congrats on the accent. A question from my side. What's the thing with a carabiner next to your right hand? I don't know this. What is it for? Thanks!
Hi! Thank you for the comment and for the kudos! I'm glad you liked the video. Aaaaa I spent few moments in trying to understand what you were referring to... But now I know! Is a very small carabiner I attached to my right glove. I use it to rapidly and safely fix the glove to the harness when I want to shot photos or start/stop the camera. I don't like to put it free in pockets or into the jacket... I want to have it fixed somewhere. After this experience I can say I don't really like the fact that I have a carabiner floating everywhere... It may stuck somewhere. But it is connected to a very small ribbon that can brake easily in case of much load. However, next time I'll try another solution. Any advice?
@@profilo_is_back For Scottish winter mountaineering I use elastic wrist loops, with a short elastic tether, sewn to the inside of the glove. Could save your glove, your fingers & your life!
HI! Thank you for the comment! To be sincere...no, it is not suitable for beginners to complete the ascent in safe conditions. You need a bit of experience in terms of hig-altitude conditions and mountain hiking techinques, it is physically hard (900 d+ first day, 1300 d+ second day, the second day you also have to return back down to the parking). Moreover you need specific material (the one you see in the video) and you do have to know how to use it. Al these are for safety conditions! For sure if everything goes well, you can go straight on. But honestly, I won't do that for sure.
Hi! last year we were at about -5°C. it was a sunny day, in the middle of July, quite hot period. It really depends on the daily conditions. Few weeks ago I went on Mont Blanc, here it was about -15° with 40/50 km/h of wind. Really tough conditions.
Nice, did same thing a few days ago. One note: this is Madonna peak (4058.). Gran Paradiso peak if further on the ridge and a bit more difficult :)
That's fantastic, hope that experiece was amazing also for you! Where do you come from? are you a mountaineering expert?
Beautiful scenery. Thanks for sharing. New subscriber here ❤️
Thank you really much, I appreciate! Will post more content!
Hey there! Thank you for the video and congrats on the accent. A question from my side. What's the thing with a carabiner next to your right hand? I don't know this. What is it for? Thanks!
Hi! Thank you for the comment and for the kudos! I'm glad you liked the video. Aaaaa I spent few moments in trying to understand what you were referring to... But now I know! Is a very small carabiner I attached to my right glove. I use it to rapidly and safely fix the glove to the harness when I want to shot photos or start/stop the camera. I don't like to put it free in pockets or into the jacket... I want to have it fixed somewhere. After this experience I can say I don't really like the fact that I have a carabiner floating everywhere... It may stuck somewhere. But it is connected to a very small ribbon that can brake easily in case of much load. However, next time I'll try another solution. Any advice?
@@profilo_is_back For Scottish winter mountaineering I use elastic wrist loops, with a short elastic tether, sewn to the inside of the glove. Could save your glove, your fingers & your life!
La séquence de la corde et des mousquetons nous en dit mieux qu'un long discours sur la personnalité de l'auteur de cette vidéo !
Hi! Thank you very much for the kudos, I really appreciate
Is the climb suitable for beginners looking to start mountaineering? Whats the technical level needed and fitness level required. Thank you !
HI! Thank you for the comment! To be sincere...no, it is not suitable for beginners to complete the ascent in safe conditions. You need a bit of experience in terms of hig-altitude conditions and mountain hiking techinques, it is physically hard (900 d+ first day, 1300 d+ second day, the second day you also have to return back down to the parking). Moreover you need specific material (the one you see in the video) and you do have to know how to use it. Al these are for safety conditions! For sure if everything goes well, you can go straight on. But honestly, I won't do that for sure.
How cold is it at the summit?
Hi! last year we were at about -5°C. it was a sunny day, in the middle of July, quite hot period. It really depends on the daily conditions. Few weeks ago I went on Mont Blanc, here it was about -15° with 40/50 km/h of wind. Really tough conditions.
Sella dell'asino....Ma questi crepacci 10 anni fa non c'erano👍👍👍👍