Відео

1998 - viene inaugurata: COMISION DE AUXILIO EL CHALTEN "FABIO STEDILE” in Patagonia per iniziativa della SAT è diventata realtà la stazione di soccorso di El Chalten. Fabio was my cousin. It is after his death on Cerro Torre that the mountain group of the Italian Trentino Region built the emergency service. He died on Cerro Torre during the descent in 1994. His companion never gave any explanation as to what happened. You might want to check him out on internet. Before then it was just few houses in the totally remote el chalten. I went there in 2019 in a beautiful day I will always remember

First ascents, I’m in!

wow very interesting experience friend

the faith you put in that van is intense. badass adventure 👍

There is lots of ice in ALA Archa, many other places. I think the guys went on the wrong side of Pamir:))

In January/February how many diss favourable whether windows would you expect over a month?

Amazing story. Happy to see everyone safe end of the day.

holy shit was this a good video just stumbled apon this

Wow seems fun! Cheers boys!

This is what it’s all about. The unnamed team’s response is what it’s all about. Excellent.

It those climbers were not there, or were not feeling charitable, chris may have and jess almost certainly would have died.

dope video guys, looks fun. Too scary for me though lol. How dangerous is ice climbing?

Sounds like a Jeep 😁

Amazingly inspirational video. Thanks for sharing. Bravo to everyone involved in Jess' rescue. Top effort!

Super👍

What a season, I think I’m ready to go home.

If you are internally bleeding from a fracture, is it still okay to compress whatever you broke? Curious. Seems like good information to know

wow that was really intense man.........kudos for keeping your shit together leading that slushy free-standing pillar!

Музон- супер!

the car has no deformation zones...deformation zone are your legs

Epic stuff! Some really bold climbing and a beautiful and rare adventure.

lol true dirt bag life. a van, a rope, a rack and the back on your back. Keep the content coming

Next time u wanna climb some great ice wall, do visit to Nubra valley , Ladakh , India . Cheers !!

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I do appreciate your approach...so rare in these days. Kudos!

First ascend ! Nice work guys

SIck video Jack was so good to meet you in AK--keep ripping buddy!

#chaco

Like and subscribed. Awesome video!

Wow that's amazing, it's beautiful, it's like i have no words to describe it... Good job guys

This whole video is amazing

just whoa ! amazing trip !!!!

Hell YES, thank you so much for sharing this. I did some rock climbing as a younger man, but my good friends added mountaineering to things and from them I’ve developed a great love and admiration for the discipline. It’s all easy to admire: Whymper’s party on the Matterhorn, the drama of the Eiger, Mallory disappearing up the north ridge of Everest, the adventure of the national expeditions to the big mountains and the bravery of Messner taking a novel route up Everest, without O2 and alone. But boy have some of the stories on Everest and even K2 really grossed me out and made me wonder just who the hell are the people who want that summit on their CV? How do you smile and pose in a photo when you just stepped-over a dying man in your path? I know things aren’t so simple at great heights, but this idea that “in the death zone, there’s nothing you can do,” along with expense on a “trip of a lifetime” has engendered a certain mercenary attitude. When a hundred are in line from the south summit, it’s easy to see it all as someone else’s problem and where’s that person’s Sherpa anyway and they are probably weak climbers anyhow. That entire calculus is exploded by the rescue of Lincoln Hall, for example - a man who’d earlier been part of the successful Australian expedition up the north face, got left at the summit overnight, declared dead, and later rescued in large part due to an American team who had to abandon their own ascent to do so. So to hell with “there’s no use.” Ugh, I know things are complicated and it’s not for me to judge, but I can say thank-you for showing a better side of mountaineering that I like to think is widespread and alive-and-well on other peaks and ranges. This super warmed my heart and my hat is off to you and everyone on Cerro Torre that day.

Love the first 20 seconds already

Nice job!

Do you have any links to articles about the accident before you?

Scary experience glad Jess made it. The community has some good people in it.

That weather is no joke on the torre

Amazing video!! I wonder how four people slept in that van.

Ooo looked like a mega trip, climbed for a long time since young now 41 but still not tried ice climbing. Well interesting nice one glad your all sorted 👌

“The Bukhanka was a piece of shit”. Ahhahahaha of course

Came here after reading about Fitz and Soloing in a Book. And I'm glad that I did! You guys are extraordinary and an inspiration ❤️ Keep living. The society is already dying. Stay in your Flowstate ❤️ More Power ⭐

Nice journey and nice movie

This was insane!!!! Thank you for sharing and bloody awesome job

Hella Steeze!! Badass drew still smokes the same lol

Snow leopard ? Looks like a bear print !

shit this is where my tax money go to? to rescue hillbillies? no wonder this country is in debt.

This is film festival worthy. Seriously great film work.

Why? Why put yourself And others into harms way... why??

wow..