EVEREST SUMMIT VIDEO! (FULL)

EVEREST SUMMIT VIDEO

"One of the best, if not the best Everest documentary on the internet - totally awesome!" Peter James

Summiting Everest via the South West Ridge (Nepal) - Khumbu Ice Fall, Western Cwm, South Col, The Balcony, South Summit, Hillary Step...and the true summit!

This EVEREST video is part of my Summit Video Series which also includes videos of climbing K2, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse and Makalu (links above). The same video style is also coming out very soon for our successful summits on Manaslu, Ama Dablam, Himlung Himal...and more!

I hope you enjoy watching the videos - please let me know in the comments (I try and reply to them all)

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Sponsors
Thanks to my sponsors for helping make these expeditions possible: Montane, LifePass, SunGod, Johnston Quarry Group and FatMap.

Thanks
Endless thanks goes to Himalayan Guides Nepal for their logistics and support. Same goes for Maddison Mountaineering who I used for Everest, Lhotse and K2. Big love goes to Lhakpa Whongchu Sherpa who stands by my side on all of these big expeditions.

[JonGupta]

👋Hi Everyone! THANK YOU so much for supporting my channel, I really appreciate it! 🙏


Funding, filming and editing the videos takes a lot of time and money (and a LOT of tea!), so thank you very much!

[HFIZS]

National Geographic, Netflix, Discovery, etc. failed to show the actual climbing; the crisp sound of the boots claws grazing the ice, the slow and calculated step and strategy, the endurance that all the brave mountaineers need to summit Everest.

I simply love this Jon. You are amazing!!

[QuanTran-evdg]

i do not know how hard it is to climb a mountain, but to climb Mount Everest one handed and the other hand with a camera to bring us this masterpiece is such bad ass! Thank you Jon

[kelvinliu]

I remember how it felt when i stand on the tip of Mt Everest. The feeling of achievement and I felt that i could overcome anything. There is nothing compared to how much i endured throughout the whole climb. And the next moment, my mom wakes me up for school.

[ArjayTevesWorldVlog]

For all of us who dreamt of being there but will never be, you just allowed us to reach the summit too, and somehow experienced what you work hard for, all the sacrifices, death defying moments, I salute you!!! Thank you for being so generous and sharing this to the world❤ It’s so beautiful, Mount Everest!

[jamestrevillion]

Climbing with one hand and filming with the other, but you climb Everest like you're walking through your backyard. And thank you for this video, the cinematography is the best I've seen so far, and the view from the summit is awe-inspiring.

[JudithHaworth-yuoz]

Probably the best video I have ever watched about an Everest summit climb. I understand so much more about it after this. Thank you.

[TwitterRehab]

I cannot BELIEVE this content is free!!!! You are SO talented it's unreal. I've been watching YouTube for 15+ years and no other creator even comes CLOSE to this level of content. Please never stop!

[bhavyac]

This video is worth more than a million dollars. It’s impossible to replicate what you have been able to provide the viewer: an experience that feels genuine, natural, peaceful yet motivating. I visualised myself right beside you, all along, throughout your journey. It’s unbelievable how far technology has come. Besides that, I noticed you were optimistic and excited throughout your journey. You countered the cold with tea, with noodle soup. I guess this is what true belief and faith feels like. You are a leader and a winner. I salute your triumph. God bless!

[datasparks]

As someone who will never make this climb, thank you for taking the viewer along with you! Absolutely beautiful views (ethereal, really). 🙏🏼

[chintanramanbhaipatel]

Again, lots of love Jon 😇😊🙏 You really justify the meaning of ' Ease' . Thank you so much 🙂 Shambho 🙏

[MaxFromSydney]

With the increasing commercialisation of climbing mountains like Everest, what a treat and privilege it must have been to stand at the summit, alone, even just for a few minutes. Thank you so much, @Jon, for sharing this with your viewers.

[Hard_Car_Life]

Dudes climbing Everest holding a selfie stick in one hand and hanging on to lifelines with the other! Well done and thank you for bringing us along this expedition. I'm 65, out of shape, and poor! Climbing Everest is something I'll never be able to do, so this is wonderful for people like me! Thank you brother!

[carriemummy]

I've been bingeing Everest videos lately but this is the first one I've seen that's simply someone climbing. Very interesting to see. Glad all went well for you.

[Leira]

This is one of the most realistic, authentic video I have seen about Everest. It was very relaxing & not stress to watch. Kudos to the climber who filmed this and the sherpas who tie those ropes. I am amazed at how strong the ropes are considering the amount people passing by.

[munequa]

Lord you made this look “easy”. I know lots of years of physical, emotional, and mental training went into this, I had for a BRIEF moment thought to climb Mt Everest. It’s absolutely breathtaking. Thank you for your hard work!

[ShivamGupta-kfih]

Every second of this 40:34 minutes journey, I felt like I am part of it. Thank you mate for this experience.

[daveshelton]

This footage is the best I’ve seen. I’ve watched many docs and footage of Everest but always left with an itch I still couldn’t scratch, but you scratched it for me! Very well done for your achievement and this 40 minutes of pure joy. My dream is to stand on Everest, but probably will never happen so this has enabled me to fulfil my dream in many ways. So thank you!

[gregw]

Unbelievable video, the best I have seen on Everest. It is rare to see anything from Camp 4 to the summit. Very few understand the level of effort involved in taking video while climbing at such altitudes - it is mentally and physically draining. Congratulations on the summit and allowing us to vicariously tag along. Well done

[RogerZ]

Incredible views and angles. People need to know how lucky you were to get great weather to summit. It is rare to get that here. Cudos to you man