Gatt's story sounds even more insane. Climbing Everest without a team and without oxygen and then snow boarding down. I find it humorous that having a team carry your gear to the summit and repair your gear on the decent is not disqualifying, but walking a few feet due to lack of snow is.
So, alpinists nearly make it down total exhausted by foot and this guy wanted to snowboard down?....after 7000 meters is the dead zone, it is another world, no aclimatation posible. Did he calculate the exponential degradation of the fisical above 7000? This guy (sorry) was not the smartest. Anyway, this is not extreme sport, this is Russian Roulette.
@Mt.Everest. So his mom named him Sherpa? No, that is his ethnicity. When you can't get the names right, it makes all your comments questionable.........
I like how he used a cross as his lucky charm but I'm sure Jesus himself is saying 'Yo, keep me out of this!' On a serious note The Bible says in Matthew 4:7 NIV Jesus answered him, “It is also written: ‘Do not put the Lord your God to the test.’”
I think the climb, w/out oxygen fatigued him. His muscles were starving for Oxygen. Think of the muscle control needed to carve out a controlled descent. I bet his muscles just gave out, gravity got the best of him, & the snow swallowed him up. One wonders if he had listened to the Sherpa's & took the night to be on Oxygen, he could have had a successful descent. When your times up, it just is.🫡
I don’t understand the climbers who attempt these dangerous ascents without the use of supplemental oxygen! Very few humans are genetically predisposed to be able to survive in high elevation. It’s simply foolish.
@@aprilt7080 I’m with ya… I feel like it’s getting harder and harder to find authentically human videos and were literally in the infancy of this AI revolution. good to know it’s not just me feeling this way though, so thank you!
@@HK_Musician it was his choice yes. And he probably couldn't have been stopped anyway. But the chances of him surviving were always slim to none. But that's just my opinion 🤷
What a wild story. Can't imagine snowboarding down Everest. Do you think Gatt should actually hold the record instead of Marco?
Gatt's story sounds even more insane. Climbing Everest without a team and without oxygen and then snow boarding down.
I find it humorous that having a team carry your gear to the summit and repair your gear on the decent is not disqualifying, but walking a few feet due to lack of snow is.
So, alpinists nearly make it down total exhausted by foot and this guy wanted to snowboard down?....after 7000 meters is the dead zone, it is another world, no aclimatation posible. Did he calculate the exponential degradation of the fisical above 7000? This guy (sorry) was not the smartest. Anyway, this is not extreme sport, this is Russian Roulette.
It's Sherpa Perba not Pherba if you can't get the names right it makes all your reporting questionable
@Mt.Everest. So his mom named him Sherpa? No, that is his ethnicity. When you can't get the names right, it makes all your comments questionable.........
I would try snowboarding Everest, but, only once.💙
It's often more courageous and wise to know when to stop.
True 👍
when you try to impress the others ...you forget yourself.
ego is a helluva thing
So basically, he wanted to die.
What’s with these people,do they want to die
He F’ed around and found out. Darwin Award winner
When egos get lethal. What a prick.
"Do not pity the dead, for it makes no difference,"
Do not pity the willful ignorant, for the same reason....
I like how he used a cross as his lucky charm but I'm sure Jesus himself is saying 'Yo, keep me out of this!'
On a serious note The Bible says in Matthew 4:7 NIV
Jesus answered him, “It is also written: ‘Do not put the Lord your God to the test.’”
Bad PR 😅
I think the climb, w/out oxygen fatigued him. His muscles were starving for Oxygen. Think of the muscle control needed to carve out a controlled descent. I bet his muscles just gave out, gravity got the best of him, & the snow swallowed him up. One wonders if he had listened to the Sherpa's & took the night to be on Oxygen, he could have had a successful descent. When your times up, it just is.🫡
I don’t understand the climbers who attempt these dangerous ascents without the use of supplemental oxygen! Very few humans are genetically predisposed to be able to survive in high elevation. It’s simply foolish.
Good point.
This video would be better if it wasn’t narrated by AI…filled with a bunch of useless adjectives and obnoxious word salads
I only lasted less than 3 minutes.
@@aprilt7080 I’m with ya… I feel like it’s getting harder and harder to find authentically human videos and were literally in the infancy of this AI revolution. good to know it’s not just me feeling this way though, so thank you!
Dorje lakpa is 6966 meters, not 7km or equivalent in feet
To ride the Mallory which is under the cable car at Chamonix after riding for 1 year is bonkers
The air is less dense at attitude not thin.
Yes that means thin.
His brother Rocco was very well endowed
Darwin award
Who does the voiceover commentary?
U2’s The Edge
AI
@@jorgepeppertrees6612😂
Thanks @@psoteriou3884
He should have been stopped.
No he shouldn't. Should Edmund Hillary have been stopped? Neil Armstrong?
You don't get to a stop a grown man. It's his choice. You're not nanny.
@@HK_Musician it was his choice yes. And he probably couldn't have been stopped anyway. But the chances of him surviving were always slim to none. But that's just my opinion 🤷
@@theavandenberg6876 agree it's dangerous. But you said he should be stopped. You don't get to tell other humans what they can do
@@HK_Musician He should have stopped if he wanted to live longer. He was an adrenalin junkie who's luck ran out. Yeah, I get to have an opinion.