K2 Abruzzi Route Climbing 2018

I climbed K2 on June-July of 2018 with Abruzzi route.
I reached to the summit at this climbing.

Contents: Houses Chimney, Black Pyramid climbing video, Summit view, etc.

[katday]

thank you so much for not putting in music! I love hearing the snow crunching, the breathing, the wind. Amazing

[domesticterrorist]

Sometimes simple is best. No corny music, just the struggle for breath and the crunch of the ice and snow. A fantastic video. Well done on the edit.

[garygrubb]

By far the most frightening, realistic, entertaining videos of ANY mountain climbing experience. Brilliantly done. No music; no spoken word; just the sounds one experiences while actually making the climb. After watching this, at age 75, I think I've finally given up my dream of making the climb. ;-) Thank you all.

[Mr.MikeBarksdale]

Best quote I've ever heard was:

"You climb Everest if you want a nice conversation if you're talking to a girl or you get invited to high school. If you want a nice conversation to get a room full of climbers to shut up and listen, you climb K2." I've never done anything above Kilimanjaro, and this kind of stuff is astonishing. Bravo. Anyone that's ever done even a little climbing or alpining knows how incredible this accomplishment is. It's like winning an Olympic Gold Medal. I've heard of veteran climbers crying just when they get to base camp. Just seeing it is incredible.

[rossmarino]

The absence of background music, the absence of speech, the long non-stop shootings, the breathing sound, the text breaks, the frozen images... they all contribute to the greatness of this video. It's a fantastic video indeed. Congratulations and regards from Mexico.

[dademix]

this video is one of the best and most ralistic documentaries I have seen on the climb of k2 - I thank the author because he has managed to make me experience the emotions and hardships that exist in this undertaking. in some passages, if it weren't for the fact that I was lying comfortably on my sofa with the fireplace lit in front of me, I thought I was in a roped with him.

[darksoul]

This GoPro climb really shows us why it's impossible to rescue other climbers when they get in trouble. You're on your own.

[andysturton]

FINALLY a video that gives 'Us' the viewer a real taste of what it's like to actually climb K2... even though it's just a very shortened 30 minute version from top to bottom. Huge congrats to you and your team and R.I.P. to those who didn't make it!

[alamazhar]

Today, as iam from Pakistan..lost a dear mountaineer named, Ali Sadpara..45, is missing along with two other climbers, John Snorri, 47, of Iceland, and Juan Pablo Mohr, 33, of Chile, on K2 ...its a sad for the whole community...We all love you and you all in our thoughts and prayers...

[doomer]

Really great video. RIP Serge Dessureault, (the climber who fell after the rope broke). This video really shows the absolute self belief and balls on these guys and gals. It's also the best video I've seen that shows the sheer physical difficulty of doing this.

[edge]

if you really want the feeling of climbing K2 this is the perfect video, no music, no crap, straight to the point, only ambient sound, tense and scary, just the way it is

[ytnejibr]

More people have been in outer space than on K2! Respect to all those who have summited and all those who have died trying. I can’t even begin to imagine the resolve, determination, fitness and skill it takes to take on such a challenge.

[men_with_ven]

This video is the closest most of us will ever get to climbing K2. Incredible!

[kiwimaarten]

32:27 rest in peace Watanabe Kojiro (41) from Mombetsu, Hokkaido

[ncuxap]

there are many great K2 films in youtube, but I think this one is the most authentic. the lack of music and heavy editing makes me feel part of the climb. and appreciate how difficult it really is.

[PokeRetroFan]

No stupid music. Just gorgeous scenery, heavy breathing and bliss. Very high quality video thank you

[matthewgarcia]

His labored breathing really puts it into perspective. This is the first climb video where I get the sense of the suffering involved in such a feat. Bravo!

[besogerard]

I've always wanted to see realistically how they climb these mountains. most of the times u never see the real stuff. this was absolutely amazing, literally breathtaking and frightening at the same time. Respect to you mountaineers and kudos for allowing me to witness and experience it from the comfort of my home!! thank you and god bless!!

[yggtree]

Holly shit!... i watched a ton of documentaries, but none gives the feeling of how steep and vertical the climb is - all the way! And here you can fully understand how hard it is in reality. My deep respect to you!

[justamanofculture]

This video is a cinematography Legend. No bullshiť music, no drama, no plot, just struggle and amazing camera work. This increased my heart beat ngl. Amazing work guys.