Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in Record Time (w/ Wim Hof Method)

We attempted to climb Africa's tallest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro, in record time with no prior acclimatization using the breathing method of Wim Hof. Climbing Kilimanjaro usually takes about a week as your body needs to adapt to the lack of oxygen in the air. In 2016 Wim Hof led a group of 26 people to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in 28 hours, which was considered impossible. We contacted Wim and asked him if he wanted to climb the tallest standing mountain on Earth with us in 48, while we'd document the miraculous breathing technique. He said no, but promised to prepare us for the record climb. Join us on the riskiest travel adventure of our lives!
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[@havoccon3363]

people in the comment section simply dont seem to get that this is supposed to be a record *with no prior acclimatization* ... yes there might be people who can do faster and for the guides it is not a problem to follow them ... but thats because they are acclimatized

[@vibinhampter264]

Damn you got pinned by the one the only PPPeter, congrats dude!

[@michaelbarker6460]

They did a horrible job at letting people know that. It somehow seems to be Wim Hoffs thing when it comes to mountains. He loves claiming records when he doesn't actually deserve them. Here's the thing though, what he does really is amazing but the way that he tries to portray it is just dishonest. For instance if you look it up you can find all sorts of articles that say Wim Hoff climbed Mount Everest in a pair of shorts. That's just not true. He made it to 23,600 ft. Impressive, but no where near the summit. In this video alone we find out that he's "record" on Kilimanjaro wasn't even to the actual summit but the point before. Why not just say what you actually did?!

[@havoccon3363]

​@@vibinhampter264 lol thanks! it is pretty cool yes

[@RMbutItsO]

M

[@kurtdead1]

😁😁😁😁😁

[@chrislzes]

From a 36 year old single mom battling the most Aggressive form of brain cancer you are a huge inspiration to me! Great job Peter and friends! Great video!

[@samuelcarroll5463]

Stay strong Christina ❤

[@kashishhashim6471]

You'll emerge victorious from this :)

[@manoharreddy8760]

Take care 👍🏻

[@melissamayhemthe3rdesq]

May all good vibes and rays of light be with you Christina!

[@prajodcp7145]

Stay strong maam

[@georgianiancu7558]

Never watched a 48 min video from the start to the end without getting bored and quitting from the first 10 minutes, king peter

[@user-lr3yu9st3z]

Same here, although i watched: "300 days alone - the movie" in one go too. A france man called Xavier Rosset lived on a deserted island for 300 day straight with nothing more than a knife and a first aid kit. He documented everything with a camera and it is a recommendation. A very interesting video.

[@whythosenames]

wtf i did not even notice lol

[@infighter89]

Holy shit i did not even notice it was 48 mins long. wow ive watched it all.

[@SimonLaudati]

So true

[@unitedstatesCIA]

Me neither I didn't even notice that it was that long

[@AfricanWolfKing]

I’m A Mt.Kilimanjaro Guide From Tanzania. Congratulations Bro Greetings From Tanzanian KZbinr

[@THE.PILLOW]

Massive work, youtube masterpiece right here!

[@matteocamoli43]

Grande👍

[@worldwidewalking9621]

Yeah!

[@mrrobot3k]

PPPETER MORE AFRICAN VLOGS. THE KING OF TRAVEL VLOGS

[@denisguizzetti3122]

Travel vlog monster,ma anche te non sei male,ti seguo sempre 😉

[@adrianfart3982]

Dededepillooo

[@JoshCahill]

Been waiting for this one! Bring it on 💪🏼

[@flightreportsyt5797]

Didn't expect you here Josh 😂 but great taste. Btw can't wait for the Tunisair video

[@androidgamer5962]

Josh am a huge fan of you 😘😘

[@hood_avatar380]

never knew that you watch this btw I'm planning on flying Qatar airbus a350-1000 any tips

[@BackpackerBen]

Well done fellas! also this makes you appreciate what an absolute beast Wim Hof actually is! The man is superman. Also the local guides of Tanzania who do this countless times, legends. For anyone who’s done high altitude trekking know how brutal it is 😮‍💨

[@sll1634]

I am proud that he is Dutch too

[@juststeve5542]

@@sll1634 Dutch, the most opposite of acclimatised to altitude that you can get!

[@sll1634]

@@juststeve5542 Haha, I will probably suffer from altitude sickness if I am 20 meters high.

[@guayaquilindependiente8763]

Yup, it’s absolutely exhausting… anything about 4000m is a real challenge, especially if you’re not acclimated, but even then, it’s pretty tiring.

[@randomnoliferedditer7017]

@@guayaquilindependiente8763 Even then to me once you get used to it that shit would still seem fun and worth doing it in the long run but each to their own of course.

[@fearlessandfar]

Haha My Man! This is EPIC. Congrats on this adventure. A creative edit too 🔥🙌🏻

[@BrandonWilliamyt]

watched the whole thing this was freaking epic

[@joakim1745]

Hey brandon i whatch your videos

[@LaufzDS]

Yes

[@balmukundtewary]

45:31 gave me goosebumps when Peter and the boys realised that they have beaten Wim Hof's record by 3½ hours. It all pays off, right? Impeccable adventure lads! 😍

[@primalnature]

Except Wim’s “record” isn’t a record…karl egloff has the record, or simon mtuy for unsupported

[@Budsport_TV]

41:31

[@salimsaid241]

Also I’ve never been so engaged with a video I literally watched the entire thing without pausing and I felt so connected with this beast of a man 🙏🏼 Mad mad respect

[@smartsthemiddlename6296]

The dedication you have, you deserve a million subs. Lots of love and meat na chips from India

[@zachrome91]

This video will blow up very soon. I’m a Tanzanian originally from Marangu right at the foot of the Kilimanjaro but the ascent has never crossed my mind yet. This is inspiring and I might go for it. Thanks Peter for such an amazing video. Cheers.

[@PSHOW]

YESSS Peter❤️💪🏻

[@danielg2923]

Being an Arsenal fan i way harder than this :))!

[@Darkness251]

Props to the tour guides that also ran up there with you, these people are the unknown heroes (also at the other world-peaks)

[@prckomm]

Where have you been my Slovak friend?! Hello from Belgrade 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸!!!

[@JankovicCreative]

Tooo Prckooo. Lik je car, reci:D

[@rojaachar]

Being a bibliophile, I know how precious is the signed copy getting directly from the author feels like. I wish I was there with you. I love all your videos but so far, this is the best one. Love from India ❤️🙏🏽

[@navidabedini1740]

I wonder how Peter got from comedy videos to climbing the Kilimandscharo in 24 hours. A sing for dedication and Motivation.

[@nisse7399]

You have missed this kzbin.info/door/bgM8ptK_1uvuDhrym8Q13g

[@mickeffs]

Covid changed everything. But I loved this

[@mekkuper6746]

So true. From fully paying attention to every single second of his video, to skipping over some parts. It wasn't easy to make a story from this, but I saw a lot of effort he put into it.

[@RohitDhavade]

"the cerebrospinal fluid arising from spinal cord to the brain" this is called the Kundalinhi Shakti arising from the spinal cord in Yoga terms. So all that I hear relates to something or other in Yoga (also the breathing a.k.a. pranayama techniques in yoga) on the low-level but thanks to Wim Hoff for bringing it out to the world in a simplest manner. Also he has given a breathing technique in his book for "high altitude head aches" that one straight away is a 1:1 technical of Kapalbhati in Pranayama, but he brought it out to the readers with an application to it

[@NIGHTRIDEPL]

So inspiring, great job my guys!

[@afbkorok5116]

well, didnt expect to see you here :D

[@Kuran1986]

@@afbkorok5116 they're slavic bros afterall

[@IFH1995]

The weird crossover you didn't know you needed ahah

[@skystink]

If you are not motivated by this video doing whatever you want then nothing else can. Thanks for sharing this incredible experience.

[@beatnik6806]

Those guides are hardcore! Always just chilling there like "this is nothing" 😂

[@jerseyforhawks]

Exactly.....

[@AwesomeFish12]

They look like they're having a leisurely picnic while everyone else in puking and lying on the ground. Seriously impressive.

[@user-jg2xp1ni2m]

Yeah,i have the feeling they could brake the record anytime they wanted

[@Enigmashoot]

Hence why i think this world record thing is absurd lol

[@cunajunior]

@@Enigmashoot world record for Kili is 6h 56min from 2014. Combined ascent and descend.

[@bengwashburn]

Seriously impressive hiking Kilimanjaro in this amount of time - congrats guys! I did the Marangu route back in 2016, and the stretch from Kibo Hut to the summit was so mentally challenging and intense... can't imagine doing the entire hike in just 24 hours 😆

[@Ulnvtcydr]

Respect to you mate.

[@Patton_1_]

Such an underrated KZbinr.

[@StarRiderMoto]

What an emotional video! Nearly had tears in my eyes at the end when you realised you beat the record. Congratulations Peter and team, you guys are epic.

[@androidgamer5962]

This is the only video in KZbin that I watched for 48 minutes with out skipping.nice content Peter.

[@skapdamsfs]

Next journey to Mount Everest ! Very nice Peter, I am happy to watch your video and have your motivation to climb Mt Kilimanjaro in 24 hours! Great job man

[@helgagrimm3099]

Guys, you did a great job! I have several health problems, right now I'm at my worst, so I can easily faint with no obvious reason/ I was really impressed with your ascension, I still cannot fully imagine how a human body can be so strong! I didn't believe that someday I would reach the point where I would be healthy and eduring. But your effort and what you lived through there on Kilimajaro motivate me to carry on, thank you!

[@U-TubeSurfer45]

I love it how you make a mountain diagram out of food and explain it for us visual learners. You make it super easy for us to follow along!

[@janettemcgregor4100]

It wasent food it was soil vermiculite, pebbles cotton balls

[@nalasaka7978]

NOW THIS IS QUALITY CONTENT

[@DarioVillirilli]

Really inspiring video Peter! Great storytelling and editing too. Congrats to you and your friends for reaching the summit!

[@OzavoguAbdul]

Yes Peter! Big big congratulations to you and the rest of the boys. I had just submitted Nigeria's and West Africa's highest point, Chappal Waddi at 2,419m and I can absolutely relate to the strength, tenacity and bravery it takes to make such a climb. Thanks for this video and weldone to you all. I will now be looking more into the Wim Hoff methods.

[@rea8172]

What a wonderful joy this documentary has been! Congratulations, Peter and friends. What a feat!!

[@viraat610]

Imagine this guy decided to move forward in his career in economics....what this world would have missed

[@thomaskoukouris4070]

Imagine if this guy decided to move forward with his youtube career. What the economics world would have missed!

[@lemagnifique1573]

I wonder if Peter pursuing his career in economics, would he richer than he is now? Obviously he won't as famous as now

[@thomaskoukouris4070]

@@lemagnifique1573 in Slovakia? Most likely no.

[@AloysioWisnu]

@@lemagnifique1573 at least, he has a lot of tales to be told in his oldtimes to his grandchildren or another younger Slovakians 😁

[@logiic8835]

@@AloysioWisnu mantap

[@Bata2113]

I barely comment on youtube videos, but this video… both the effort for reaching the top and the edit, are worth commenting and the admires! Really good job there, Im proud!

[@aktheguy6620]

I swear no video kept me engaged so long, this video connected me with you, this even motivates me to reach my goal. If you are reading the comments thinking whether to watch this or not , just fucking watch this epic video. I swear this is the best video ever seen till date. I love you peter

[@TheGilkag]

You guys motivated me to take hiking to the next level - thank you so much and congrats for beating the world record!

[@FlyingConstantin]

Congratulations Peter! This is an incredible achievement! I'm heading to the alps tomorrow to hopefully climb mont blanc and some of the 4000ers in Switzerland. I will try to use this technique and see if that works for me 🙂

[@Jan_._.]

Tell us if it worked 🙃

[@randomchannel7532]

give as an update wanna do this in the future

[@TahsinAhmed-yj9ns]

Yes, please give us all an update if it worked or not

[@LLAK.]

What happened?

[@vssidity]

well give an update right here when you're done.. whatever it may be.. you're a fighter..

[@mestayou7418]

...and your collective mindset shifted right before peaking. Impressive and mind-blowing excursion and so proud of your incredible accomplishment showing how Wim Hof method and mind power leads us to enlightenment mentally, physically, emotionally, spiritually. Bravo Peter!

[@johanliebert6785]

Serious question: Does KZbin hate east europeans or why has this amazing video only 60k views at this point?

[@christianschurch8284]

I just asked myself the same question!

[@mattheartfollower4123]

@@christianschurch8284 Maybe because it's not record time at all, not even close. The current record time (both ascent and descent) is 6h 42 min.

[@andreipop5805]

@@mattheartfollower4123 thing is that record was set by Karl Egloff who was a professional mountin runner who did stuff like that all the time. As Peter said, they are normal people who had almost no athletic record prior to the climbing. It is quite cool if you ask me

[@Samo762]

Maybe it's just not that interesting 🤷‍♂️

[@rustypipe]

because its not American or British. If it was unboxing or some dresses haul video it would have much more views.

[@lulufune1489]

This is one of my all time favorite videos. I’ve watched it so many times over the past couple years and it never fails me. I watch it when I’m feeling down, sad, or sorry for myself and after I feel better. Win Hof congratulating you crazy men, his speech, it is golden. What a great man. What a role model for all. I just love it. I’m an old lady in America and I just want you all to know what amazing men you all are! And the guides!!! Holy Smokes!! It was just like a slip in the park!! Ya’ll restore my faith in humanity. Thank You! 🙏🏻 WIM IS THE MAN!!! 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻 🙇‍♀️

[@omeryacobovitch4089]

Best content creator on KZbin. The vibes, the ideas, the video and audio quality is just amazing on every single video. You’re such an inspiration to me. Thanks for sharing your amazing experiences in Africa. Gos bless you

[@xmhnab8737]

He deserves alot more recognition

[@mattnattravelthat739]

Well done Peter!!! This is the best video I've seen you've done so far. Massive effort and congratulations on the record!!! Keep em coming man!

[@WhereKentWent]

This is such a cool video Peter. I found your channel back when you met Casey Neistat. I had no idea what a gem of a channel I had found. I love the way you have given visibility to so many cool parts of Africa.

[@pablop6303]

Wow This is incredible!! No words to describe such an achievement!! And I didn't know of Wim Hof, nor his technique. I'm definitely researching and putting some practice to it! Thank you for sharing this extraordinary experience and for spreading the word on his breathing method! Cheers to you and the brave men that climbed Mount Kilimanjaro!

[@sgtBicho]

Another great video, man. Good to see you back on here. You should make a video explaining further the methods for improving vitiligo. Been suffering for few years in small parts of my body like you had!

[@ChaseMountains]

I wrote the plan for a video like this prior to COVID, but you just went and did it! Big respect ey man, this was epic!

[@truckingwithwim8039]

Get this man a world Guinness record, you earned it so hard man, Congratulations on beating Wim himself!!!

[@JeepinJake91]

A man named Karl Egloff summited and went down in under 7 hrs, really crazy.... and a number of others have done it in under 12 hrs it looks like... but I think this is the record for a group climb? not quite sure tbh..

[@truckingwithwim8039]

@@JeepinJake91 this honestly doesn't really look like its possible to do it in 7 hours, your body would probably just quit working halfway, but nothing is impossible and I wouldn't be surprised if someone actually did it

[@truckingwithwim8039]

@@JeepinJake91 well that's a good challenge to break lol, thanks for the link

[@TheHaNyGa]

​@@JeepinJake91 almost 40 kilometers up and down? 12km per hour? It's pretty fast even for regular hicking

[@krowaswieta7944]

@@JeepinJake91 No one did that without aclimatization though.

[@saigiridhar81]

Congratulations Peter and friends! Record or not you guys have done the impossible since none of you are either mountaineers or high altitude trekkers. You pushed yourself to the limit and endured. It was an experience of a lifetime for all of you. Proud of you and your friends. Love from India 🇮🇳

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

*"Hey Slavass, wanna see me speedrun?"*

[@victorien_lle]

Great video ! Thanks to you I climbed it with Moana Tanzania too ! What an amazing journey !!! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

The crew: This is war The guides: *This is fine* I'm aware they're acclimatized, but you were lucky to have them help you out. You couldn't have done it without them. To go to one of the peaks of one of the tallest mountains in the world in record time without acclimatization is the most absolute Chad (or should I say VLAD ;) ) move a Slav can make. Absolute legends. You may not have made it all the way, but you are champions in my book.

[@tayfuntuna]

What I started watching as a fun climbing challenge video, turned into a very well documented record-breaking adventure. Congratulations.

[@sadikazam]

Moral of the story is always ask double the number of friends Coz half of them will bail out

[@bikushah9958]

Man..Someone give him meat na chips !!!

[@cactoboo8082]

Your soo underrated I SWEAR TO GOD YOUR MY FAVORITE KZbinR like u inspire me keep up the good work bruv

[@dominikdoom]

This was an amazing achievement! The body can really do more than we think in taxing situations. However, there is one thing I feel like I have to say after looking up the Wim Hof Method for a while, sort of a disclaimer: Please be very aware of the risks that come with such "shortcuts". This isn't meant to say that the method doesn't work, as seen in the video the breathing exercises did indeed bring your oxygen level back up. But such breathing exercises will not help you with one of the riskiest aspects of quick climbs: High altitude edema, which are basically drastic versions of altitude sickness. It means that your lungs or brain swell with fluid, and symptoms are at first very similar to "normal" altitude sickness, but can quickly lead to coma or death. While uncommon, faster ascents will exponentially increase the risk, and again, breathing exercises and mental preparation will *not* help you. The only thing that can prevent it is acclimatizing for a longer time or immediately going back down if symptoms start to show. If it has already fully formed, you can only hope that emergency measures will be available quickly. There are also many other risks that come from overexerting yourself. So for everyone interested in the method, and also for Peter, please be aware that it isn't a miracle fix all method and partly based in pseudoscience. It can help with certain aspects, but will neither alleviate the risks nor make it easier for an undertrained person to push their physical limits. I believe Peter and his friends have prepared well for this, but from the video alone, I feel like it wasn't clear enough how important this preparation is and should have included a warning to not overestimate this method, be it for mountain climbing or other taxing activities.

[@aasirmuhammad9384]

I am afraid people don't want to hear opinions like that, however not many of them will try something this risky, so hopefully no one will get hurt. Wim Hof is just an another trend that came and will go. :)

[@lyndseysheils7663]

What an absolutely brilliant video. You all did bloody amazing. Thanks for sharing

[@GingerGingie]

An amazing story, told by a world class storyteller. This was a joy to watch! Congratulations to you and the boys!!

[@RADU1st]

Wow. You beat the record wow thats amazing. Great job my slavs.

[@paolopeco3908]

You saved my grandma's life with this breathing exercise. Thank you so much!!! 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

[@viajourney]

This has definitely too little views. I am not a hiker, but this was really amazing to watch!

[@tilus75]

WoW! I am speachless! This is turning into my fav channel on YT! Extremely impressive in every possible way!

[@guayaquilindependiente8763]

What a great video… this is why I loved you, mate! If you ever come to South America, specifically, Ecuador… I would love to have you here and climb some of our peaks 😄👍🏼

[@katerina6990]

What u did is unbelievable!! U are very brave! Greetings from Greece ❣️🇬🇷

[@zsombee11]

So Inspiring! This guy needs to have at least 1M Subscribers by the end of the year.

[@imweird3363]

Unfortunately :((

[@Zifiron]

This is massively impressive feat you guys pulled off. Good job, dude. And very nice to see my countryman Wim Hof!

[@rawrwoww]

Dude these guides are just casually strolling around on the peak without any gear etc. Much respect.

[@jans6252]

It’s basically their home up there ;)

[@bert2526]

I love this more "documentary concept" when you do it. You rock at this and deserve a TV show man.

[@TraintoSummit]

Man, I just wanna say that going straight up to 5.7k without any prior acclimatisation is a seriously impressive feat. Also because none of you has probably been over 3k before but you also got the whole damn team up there. What legends, well done!!

[@thisdrinkinglife]

legends, lol

[@natalijasavcic2950]

I usualy don’t comment on youtube, but Peter you are such an inspiration! Greetings from Serbia 👏🇷🇸

[@-bikozuka-951]

This needs to go viral, this is just amazig.

[@potkan1235]

wow amazing i cant believe you do wim hof method congratulations on the record sick video

[@DiabeticCork]

This is the most inspiring thing I ever saw recently, thank you for sharing your adventure for free, awesome quality!

[@rojaachar]

Congratulations to all four of you! You guys have truly proved where there is a will there is way! Hats off to all four of you and to Wim Hof who with zero ego, wholeheartedly congratulated and taught you guys a lot. And because of this video, I've learnt a lot! Lots of best wishes and love from India 💕

[@lordazuzu]

This is so inspiring that I almost cried when the record was revealed. And I can't but wonder if Ludo would have survived this

[@lucketvids]

This is amazing. I really loved the very last conversation that took place because it really turned your pride around. You and your friends should definitely be proud of what you accomplished, and you pushed each other to make it happen... While also taking care of each other.

[@chibi_leah2120]

Congratulations Peter! This is so inspiring, because of this I want to prepare soon to climb the highest summit of the Philippines which is Mt. Apo. Albeit I have a small and weak stature, I trekked before at 1823 masl despite being a beginner so this inspire me to climb soon when this pandemic is slowly declining.

[@TheBlueskyson]

do it Chibi!

[@paoloangelo3192]

what a feat mate! congrats!!! i jst couldnt help watching u guys reach the top n all of u r so dead ass tired n ur all down on the ground..while your guides r just standing there looking at you n smiling like "what is wrong with them" this is like a stroll in the park for us"... so happy u made it! 🤙

[@desertsky2213]

Epic!!!! Really interesting to see all the climate zones and how you came prepared for each one!

[@iFarAway]

This is amazing. You should all be so very proud of yourself. Not just of doing this. But of your determination, courage and positivity. Great video. Congratulations!

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

Nausea, fatigue, and lack of oxygen while climbing Kilimanjaro is a small price to pay for salvation

[@MrBaumGeo]

Great Leader I honour you, your country and your people. And your nukes of course

[@smeshsmesh9695]

Nausea, fatigue and lack of oxygen while living in your country

[@hood_avatar380]

Kim jong-un you're the best

[@duckaroo9080]

@@MrBaumGeo Nukes are love, NUKES ARE LIFE !!

[@thanksrjhood9508]

i would like to visit NK in the future and perhaps nuke the globalist us navy base in SK

[@dr.rikhart2365]

A big thanks to you brother man and your compadres for such an inspiring effort. You set a world record and took us along for the ride. Your videos have always been great but this one will always stand out. Here's to you and yours.

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

So not only did you benefit with the tour guide's help (which in the end helped immensely) but also the local community benefited as well through his charity....now that is wholesome it is an incredible feat to even say you climbed Kilimanjaro. While you didn't make it to Uhuru, you can at least say you made it one of the other summit points. And did it in record time. The world is lucky to have a legendary being like Wim, an IRL alternate universe heroic Mr. Freeze, to lead us into the future and change the way we function and adapt. The coolest guy we've ever seen, literally! Wim doesn't fear the cold...the cold fears HIM. A valuable lesson in this vid: NEVER underestimate the powers of your own body

[@andreasbauer8356]

I saw this video almost ten times in the last few days. Fantastic story, great video, I am speechless.

[@haziqanuar01]

Mount Kilimanjaro located near to equator line, therefore the ground have humid environment, but the mountain is so high make the top of the mountain snowy ❄️

[@theawakenedmanxyz]

Congratulations brothers! This was an incredible feat of yours! With our men's tribe we are planning to do a similar hike but probably going up to the Horombo or Kibo Hut at our first hike. Thank you for documenting the expedition in these details, you guys helped us a lot getting an idea about this trip. 🙏

[@stavrosojr5300]

You motivated me so much thank you🤝

[@skandal-demir]

You are an inspiration for all of us regular people! Thank you!!!

[@mihajlo33]

This is how the strongest army in the world (the Slovak one) trains for wars.

[@canneddinners6059]

Everyone knows the Swiss Guard is the strongest army in the world

[@aidas7120]

@@canneddinners6059 bro you're so stupid it's funny

[@gungdeva7777]

the best video i've watched on youtube for now 👏👍

[@MACH-ft6zj]

This deserves millions of views

[@kailahhhhhhh]

This video should get viral. Its a masterpiece

[@mrbillyman5557]

Brilliant. Congrats! A KZbin masterpiece

[@v4sj4n]

y'all are a motivation to everyone

[@takurasunguro6798]

Ohh Peter man, this is really cool man. Enough respect ✊

[@QWERTYQwertz852]

That was fricking awesome!!! Congrats 🎉

[@georged822]

Peter is a great youtuber, great climber, and always makes positive and funny content. The only other person I like as much is bald and bankrupt. Keep it up Peter!

[@-pprct-]

That is huge, great work Peter !

[@pitchblack2983]

YOU ABSOLUTELY F*CKING SAVED MY DAY!

[@giraffesinc.2193]

What an incredible video! I love Wim Hof and you all did such an amazing job.

[@fahadamjad3180]

Can u make a detailed video about ur vitilico and healing process .my sis has same problem .