Everest Crevasse Fall & Emergency Rescue

Team of Sherpas quickly save climber who fell into a crevasse on Everest while climbing the Khumbu Icefall.

[adrianthorburn]

You have to admire how calm and brave the sherpas are, , there's no one you would want more in your corner than those guys.

[Drsanjay]

These people make all the noise on social media for their achievement of reaching summit of Mount Everest. No one can reach summit without these brave sherpas. We literally ride on their back. Salute to these brave hearts.

[JaguarBST]

I am Nepali and I can understand the words Sherpas are saying, they were not even a bit annoyed or scared in this situation. Respect!

[thefatkid]

That much high, that low oxygen, yet they are so strong. Massive respect. They are just legends of Everest.

[LtdES]

True professionals the Sherpas are, there was never a panicked voice, just methodical teamwork. Heroes all of them. Thank you for sharing

[Karl_with_a_K]

The amount of people on that mountain that have no business being there is truly shocking.

[alexanderanderson]

The Sherpa's are absolute legends. Thanks to them so many people have realised their dreams, instances like this help you understand just how heroic and superhuman these people are. This is also why I respect Nims when he says they are not given enough credit.

[sewage]

Must be nice having an entire team of expert Sherpas there to bail you out. Ironic that thrill-seeking foreigners who seek to "conquer" Mt. Everest rely so heavily on those incredibly hard-working, dedicated people to do the bulk of both the technical work like scouting, setting lines, testing equipment as well as the grunt work like supplying the oxygen, food, cooking the meals... My deepest respect go toward those brave, hard-working people. They are the most resilient babysitters in the entire world.

[RyanMonty]

Everyone who climbs Everest should be tipping the Sherpas 4 figures. They're paying well into 5 figures to climb Everest, they can dish out another couple grand.

[mikeparker]

God bless the sherpas! The real mountaineers

[sandeeplgupta]

Listen to the mountain.. it says “go home”...

[pankajjaiswal]

You are humbled by the Mountain. You are also humbled by the Greatness of the Sherpa.

[kurtiss]

These Sherpas are amazing. Climbers could not get there without them and they deserve a lot more credit than they get.

[bobbyshizz]

The lead Sherpa who climbs on the ladder then unhooks himself on the edge at 1:50 is an absolute savage. RESPECT!

[clarkkent]

Perfect example of what staying calm in a chaotic environment can do. Huge respect to the Sherpas, 🤙

[huihuiev]

Sherpas - the unsung heroes of the mountain !God bless them !

[DrCrabfingers]

Probably a dentist. Or a stocks trader. He'll have stories to tell at the end about how he fell into a cravass but ultimately climbed the mountain...here's the slide show, that's me standing on top of the world. It was amazing and only cost $100, 000...you should do it!

[pxmorro]

I’m nepali and i’m so glad to see my people helping one another without fear, respect ✊🏻

[arabbit]

Anybody realises that the lady took out her camera to get some nice footage of him walking the ladder and ended up with this treasure, showing both: the abilities of the guides - and the quality of the people climbing there and their knowledge of self-rescue

[GWills-ysrd]

A stunning rescue by the sherpas, plus huge credit to the climber for staying calm and taking instructions. The sherpas didn't want him to lose consciousness by being suspended upside down otherwise the rescue would have been twice as hard.