Climbing Mount Everest - Summit Day

Moving from camp 4 to the summit of Mount Everest. On oxygen, prepared, let’s hope we can make it.

All made possible with Garret Madison and his Sherpa team

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[kidsarecomedians]

Rare video of how my father went to school

[bsmyt]

I think the Sherpa went fast down because he knows how fast the weather can change and once you have accomlished your goal, no need to stay in a danger zone.

[zk]

Those sherpas are amazing. They’re constantly going up and down, securing ropes and dragging you along for the ride. They are incredible!

[julianraiders]

Pemba sherpa is an absolute legend! he has saved lives in K2.

[loveistheonlyword]

You had a good Sherpa going down. Experienced. He knows it is harder for people going down so he clipped you himself and pushed you to get you down as fast as possible.

[jipangoo]

The Sherpa wants to get you out of there pronto. You are a newbie and his job is to get you home.
Hats off to him.

[Progress_edit]

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for some & most of the people in the world won't get to this. I am blessed to live in a era where I can virtually see someone accomplishing the impossible. Thank you Ryan

[robstolle]

Every corpse on Everest was once a highly motivated person

[mikeweintz]

Ryan, I am 52 now, but when I was 18 I dreamed of climbing Mt. Everest. But at that time there were hardly any photos of the route, and no video. A remember staring at a single shot of the Hillary Step trying to gain some insight into what the summit day would be like. So, watching your video just now — blew my mind! The shots you captured are truly epic and you also have video where almost no one has taken footage. Absolutely amazing job and congrats on the climb.

[JohnCx]

Your Sherpa was not taking any chances.... "I'm getting my guy off this mountain asap, I'll even do the clipping.... not under my watch is anything happening to Ryan today" 😂😂

[korbennnn]

Finally, there cameraman with no stupid music, no stupid comments. Just the pure facts and information. Thank you for this experience

[dimuthfx]

You are the only Vlogger who shows all from starting to end, base camp to summit and back, knew many things from this series and really appreciate

[myshepspud]

Imagine the first guys.. Without the steps etc just unwalked terrain and laying their own lines.. Craziness. Still a magnificent feat well done.

[blueblue]

Best Everest video I've seen showing those of us who will never do this what it's really like on the mountain. Well done.

[meredithseiss]

I actually loved the Sherpa haha he was like I’m out! Crazy how we have people that help us and regularly go up and down Mount Everest.

[jimmoses]

At your age, the greatest strength you have, and most dangerous, is a lack of fear. I had that too at your age, commercial fished in Alaska for years, traveled and hitchhiked across the country, etc. I am older now, have two children, and would never do such things again as I don't want my children to grow up without their father. Good for you, enjoy!

[kenkaplan]

I have watched a lot of Everest videos. This is by far the one that has given me the strongest feeling of what it might be like to be on and climb this great mountain. The summit ridge looks terrifying. If you only had a view. The mountain was really gentle with you. Thanks for including everyone in your experience. What seemed like a tough stroll in the park can turn deadly in the wink of an eye.

[ISeaUPepin]

We made it! Oh, I am sorry YOU made it. Great job! Congratulations! Thank you so much for allowing me to go on this journey with you.

[sauravshrestha]

He was moving fast because we can see from your video that the weather was changing rapidly. Instead of letting you know and have you panicked, he led the way smart. Appreciate him!

[mihfr]

Congratulations! 🙌Thanks for taking all of us on this amazing journey through your video series. For many of us, this will be the closest we come to Everest🏔!