Everest Start to Summit in 3 min.

Mt Everest full climbing expedition. Climbing Everest from training, basecamp to full expedition summit in 3 minutes.
After failing in 2017 • Everest Summit--Stoppe... our team of hero Sherpas came back and finished in 2018 • A year Later...We Made...
#Everest #DavidSnowEverest

[@aarongreer7621]

Stunning is just about the only word I know that can describe these images and video clips. I can't imagine, and will likely never know, what it is like to actually be there.

[@Jordantzd]

Why don’t you just do it?

[@aarongreer7621]

@@Jordantzd The people that go up there train like Olympic athletes and have far greater physical condition that I personally can attain. I'm not unfit, far from it, but I'm more suited to backpacking the AT than scaling Everest. Plus, it's super expensive.

[@Oxbow69]

Never say never friend.

[@tobiaslindberg3118]

@@aarongreer7621 Only people with no extra oxygen bottles trains like athletes. Most people just pay a expensive ticket to get to the summit, only carrying their backpack with personnel food and gear for the day. The rest is carried by sherpas.

[@aarongreer7621]

@@tobiaslindberg3118 That is incorrect. Individual climbers carry their personal gear and some water. This excludes most of the food and supplementary oxygen. The Sherpas carry communal water, most of the food for the group, and the supplementary oxygen bottles. Climbers are expected to train like high-performance athletes prior to their trek. If they don't, they run a very high risk of overexerting and injuring themselves, and possibly even the others in their group. That is why Sherpas will force people to descend Everest if they are concerned about those people's physical condition.

[@jackpasternak7586]

i have to say as unrealistic as it was, i clicked on this video hoping that it would be 3 minutes of a man and a cameraman absolutely gunning it up the mountain

[@utkarshkahar4243]

Lol. Me too

[@toonmati]

Hahahahahahahahaha

[@jawar5673]

"Everest Summit Any% speedrun WR in 3 minutes"

[@starnuts1232]

@@jawar5673 I beat you with a 2:55 Sub 3 finnaly here

[@derekjames8783]

Me too. Like if it was just sped up and basically encompassed the whole climb.

[@TMJ32]

Every time I see all the equipment and help modern Everest climbs have it makes me think of what a bunch of beasts the guys that did this back in the 1920's must have been.

[@jamiepirie9758]

Yes! New Zealander Sir Edmund hillary and tenzing norgay, Edmund is our $5 note in New Zealand

[@shentser01]

@@jamiepirie9758 *Mallory and Irvine

[@jamiepirie9758]

@@shentser01 true, just seen that. I meant summit the mountain with proof. The guys you mention not so lucky :/

[@PowerScissor]

I thought the first summit was in 1953? No?

[@TMJ32]

@@PowerScissor the first recorded summit yes, but people were attempting it in the 20's. Mallory and Irvine may have in fact summited in the 30's but they went missing so it's unknown if they died on the way up or down. Their bodies were recently found just a few hundred meters below the summit. There were people climbing Mount Everest long before 1953.

[@hotbarango]

Did anyone else expect a time lapsed full video of them starting from the bottom and stopping when they reached the summit?

[@tmoe6674]

Yes. That’s exactly what I was hoping for.

[@NKdidit.24]

YEP, very disappointed

[@sneedfeed3179]

Lmao I expected exactly that, not a family video

[@jakobquick6875]

Even though almost everyone who dies, does on the descent lmao…they show the glory and not the actual hard part 😂

[@fullbrigades747]

Thanks to youtube, I have been to the North pole (in a nuclear icebreaker), Antarctica, and Mount Everest in one night!!!!! What a time to be alive! Thank you for such great videos.

[@CalvinHikes]

Wanna go underound?

[@craigstethson7233]

Gotta Respect the Nepali Sherpas who properly fit the ladders there for the climbers' use.

[@scorchedearthdj]

I want to see more Kangshung Face expeditions.

[@ceazuh]

Yeah, those guys do the climbing, everyone else just tags along for the ride.

[@zigakastelic8647]

@@ceazuh well, to be honest, you still have to pay the full price, with or without sherpas, and it is not that easy even though they have fixed ropes. but you can always put your own videos of you climbing solo, we would appriciate it before putting another pointless comment here.

[@ceazuh]

Žiga Kastelic my comment is no more pointless than yours lol

[@corner_films7035]

Ha your talking about mountain climbing and said your comments are pointless ironic lollllllll

[@VEE3RDEYE]

Survival is the goal, peak is a bonus! Shoutout the Sherpas who do this regularly

[@Danielbignuts]

2014

[@VolkerDrach]

I didn't see one black person this whole video.

[@p_934]

@@VolkerDrach ??????

[@B4CKWARDS_CH4RM]

@@VolkerDrach Guy at 2:16?

[@icushfu732]

@@B4CKWARDS_CH4RM damn u got him

[@christophersantos8275]

just imagine how beautiful the stars will look at night with out light pollution

[@zolikoff]

Well you don't have to go to Everest to experience that. 90 minutes drive into the backwoods from my town works just as well :)

[@shaneh7519]

I’m wondering if all the snow would reflect light so much it would be like light pollution

[@rachkate76]

There are Dark Night Sky Parks across the world and a website you can check out. Each location has to pass darkness tests to qualify. With Covid I’m going to check out more places in my own backyard Australia. We have 2 or 3 parks where you can see the same quality in darkness as Paranal.

[@the_bottomfragger]

@@zolikoff I don't know if you've ever seen a moonless night in the mountains but it is entire different from sea level. The highest I've ever had was at 1800m so still not even close to Everest level. It might be that many people here don't see anything like this even when they drive 30 mins out of town.

[@zolikoff]

@@the_bottomfragger I've seen dark skies at 1000m and at 3000m. I don't think there's a particularly notable difference if the light pollution is equally low. Of course, at 3000m it's "more likely" that you are further away from light pollution on average. But it's the location and distance from cities that matters most. Otherwise, at higher altitudes you might notice slightly less twinkling from stars but it doesn't really enable you to see "more".

[@deepfriedmackerel2263]

Don’t forget the summit is just a bonus, It's about the experience you made along the way ,coming home safely, and still in one piece is the goal.

[@spencerwellingtongeneratio9380]

nah reaching the summit is definitely the goal

[@deepfriedmackerel2263]

Spencer Wellington Generation 3 ok but would u trade a summit or your life

[@spencerwellingtongeneratio9380]

@@deepfriedmackerel2263 My life naturally but you're missing the point. If you wish to climb mount Everest then the goal is reaching the top. If you have not done that then you have failed in your endeavor, simple as that. It doesn't have much to do with life being a higher priority, else we'd declare all our other efforts in various things "successes" just because we remain alive after doing them.

[@deepfriedmackerel2263]

Spencer Wellington Generation 3 yeah good point but i see the another point

[@spencerwellingtongeneratio9380]

@@deepfriedmackerel2263 Well I best be getting to bed now, would you rather go to space or climb Everest?

[@painmono2478]

That was 3 minutes well spent, now I can take Everest off my bucket list. Thanks!

[@tessoy]

Pasi Ahdevainio lol, somehow i feel the same

[@SikConVicTioN]

Trash

[@gardener7194]

It’s not the same at home

[@rowgli]

Yeah, it looks a bit sketchy.

[@yourrnamee1280]

Sarcasm is the lowest form of ‘wit’.

[@brandynettleton1658]

I don’t even have words for how incredibly breathtaking (both literally and metaphorically) this is. Thank you for sharing your experience! This was quite a feat to say the least!

[@DavidSnowClimbing]

You are so welcome!

[@HardRockMaster7577]

@@DavidSnowClimbing David, for a video like this, have some outro video of something generic for the last 20 seconds, for that generic stuff to have the pop up link thumbnails to post over --- vs. having the pop up link thumbnails over the climax of the video. Great to see such high resolution photography... so beautiful!! Thanks !

[@Baneina]

My uncle climbed the everest and other 8000 m tall mountains. He would always say: "you've never made summit until you come back down"

[@MC-fe3qc]

Clever man.

[@marianmoncayo5996]

Such a well put thought

[@welcomeias]

wow

[@k1ngconradalvear236]

I think it's more like, 'you haven't finished the climb 'til you make it back down.' You can obviously reach the summit and then die before completing the climb.

[@mikejones-go8vz]

It’s incredible that Reinhold Messner climbed Everest twice without supplementary oxygen, once solo. He also climbed all of the other 14 8000 meter peaks alpine style, the first to do so. In saying that, the Sherpas are invaluable and heroes for their roles in the success of all the summits. Sir Ed respected them by supporting them all his life after his success.

[@moritzkoehler3]

I met him about 2 years ago. It's really amazing what he has achieved.

[@eUK95]

Ang Rita Sherpa climbed everest 10 (yes, 10!) times without supplemental oxygen. That's still the record to this day. He passed away very recently, of natural causes.

[@ichwilldasvideo3]

He let his friend die for his success

[@TheJoeIaut]

@@jaketheripper8912 Messner ist Italiener 😏

[@KrisVesel]

Not only Messner. There's Anatoli Boukreev, for example, but I think a few others as well, just not as famous as Messner as they were born too late.

[@tylerhair9067]

Pretty smart to practice walking on ladders in crampons at home. 👍🏻👌🏻

[@SebastianSchally]

came here to say the same, stay ere to upvote you sir !

[@pureskill123]

Yeah. If you can afford the permit to even go up you can buy a ladder. Amazing how many rich people don't do that and end up falling off them like in that video you may or may not have seen.

[@lankytor6396]

Tobias Davies EXACTLY!

[@lankytor6396]

Tobias Davies well said!

[@elmerweng4]

most people who truly want to summit usually do practice on the ladder at home

[@YaoGamers]

always had a dream to climb everest but at 45 was thinking im too old, seeing you achieve it makes me consider putting it back on my bucket list, thanks for sharing this

[@gwenifyer]

Incredible views and experience. But nearly no one would make it up there without the crazy hard work from the sherpas 🙏

[@fritzd2116]

Well, the last time I climbed Everest it took me closer to five minutes, so I'd say you are doing pretty well. 😉

[@iTzProLike1]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@pinkfedoras]

BRO XD

[@abbym07]

ME TOO LMFAOOO

[@woshinidebaba417]

Fritz D google maps is a good way to do it isn’t it 😂

[@fritzd2116]

Little Reaper , You bet! No frostbite worries, either! 😃

[@apollo6139]

Shot at 1:58 with everest's shadow off in the distance is incredible

[@DavidMinerMusic]

DUDE. that shot is INCREDIBLE!!!

[@NathanElcoate]

Saw that in another video the other night. How good is it?

[@skycloud4802]

The most impressive one I saw was on a K2 video. Was even more prominent without the clouds

[@jimmyb7828]

1:59

[@TravelerVolkriin]

It almost resembles one of the Pyramids of Giza.

[@leokimvideo]

Looks incredibly dangerous, cold and beautiful

[@thomasfuller225]

I don't care how beautiful it is up there, I'm staying down here.

[@jonhall4602]

It must be an incredible feeling to know that not a single person in the world who’s feet are touching the earth is higher than you are.

[@tomaszklimkiewicz747]

Yes, and this sad feeling, that the rest of your live will be so incredibly low leveled.

[@konradwintjen6220]

Only snoop dog is higher

[@nexusgamer1746]

F people in the space station

[@SuperCompany007]

@@nexusgamer1746 he said touching the earth dumbass

[@fredwells7403]

I can feel like that with a single drop of acidy goodness

[@diorynovis]

How i wish i could climb Mt. Everest in 3 minutes.

[@graksgraks2687]

You have to use hacks to climb Everest in three minutes.

[@dipparoni]

But then there isn’t any accomplishment in reaching the summit.

[@tonydanis1480]

Never been able to do it in under 10 myself.

[@terryherrera5252]

Diory N when You die !!- Will your Spirit some time !!🙏❤️👍🏼🖖🇨🇱🎶🎶

[@Max-qx7ym]

That is just the short version of it you dumbass

[@moose1442]

I have no desire to climb everest whatsoever, but I'm glad people like me get to benefit from the beautiful imagery taken by those who do :)

[@fly654]

I just love how you can feel the Adventure with these simple pictures! You feel the people he met, the hardships and every single emotion that may have gone through his mind

[@thesmallcheval]

And then you see Wim Hof running by in shorts with no shirt.

[@memesmojo5622]

and then there are Hindu Sadhus who live in Himalayas snow caves naked for years

[@milomateer6565]

1:47 that perspective is mindblowing

[@AnupKumar-ru7gk]

It gave me goosebumps

[@rossturpin4696]

I can’t imagine the feeling of making it up there. Must be incredible

[@reggiebald2830]

Thank you for 1 of the best, quickest,no nonsense videos of this remarkable endeavor ~

[@Vitopa13]

those avalanches are insane. I don't see many Everest vids that include those.

[@MalakhiW]

Vitopa13 they didn’t make it

[@mrjakobt]

There are much more extreme mountains when it comes to avalanches. You should look at some videos of Annapurna.

[@deiloart8050]

@@mrjakobt I agree look at videos at K2 and Annapurna then you will appreciate how light the avalanches are in the icefall

[@fka_the_body1542]

😂💯

[@Drucio]

The two man shoveling is genius... reduce the strain when digging rofl.

[@galehess6676]

What about the 3rd man with the shovel, is he chopped meat or what?

[@jimmyzhao9748]

I had never even heard of such a technique before. Yes, it is genius.

[@augustaverbian]

How grateful I am in this age, to see a little bit a perspective of someone that spent months or not years of preparation and budgeting. Travel the world, starts hiking, climb, starving, freezing to death, and reaching the pillar summit of the sky in moreover 3 minutes from my comfortable computer chair. Thankyou for sharing

[@traveljacknguyen2915]

I have dreamed to climb this mountain one day !!! After seeing this video , i decided to do it !!!! Thank you for giving me power ❤️

[@seanie719]

I'm glad you showed the journey to base camp. Some people think you just arrive at base camp and that's the climb. People forget its like 18,000 feet up and it's not a golf cart ride there.

[@user-tu2gg6dl9j]

SeanieK That is very true, but majority of people fly to base camp via helecopter. Its optional to hike up to it instead of flying and also depends on the experdition running it and your own finances.

[@xxsamperrinxx3993]

@@user-tu2gg6dl9j wouldn't hiking up there form part of the necessary acclimatization

[@user-tu2gg6dl9j]

xxsamperrinxx You are correct yes but not for everyone, some climbers don't need to acclimatize even though everest base camp is 17k ft. This is down to how their bodies are + experience climbing high altitudes. Example some people climb everest often like every couple of years, the guides who lead the groups ect they will be use to the altitude and will skip the 17kft treck to base and fly in. Ofcourse money plays a part also

[@TushhsuT]

Only now I got when feet is more useful unit than a meter....

[@bonjovisfamclub]

Me: I should prolly go to bed KZbin: MOUNT EVEREST BABY

[@Chicken56877]

Admit it, you probably ended up binge watch a lot of mountain video after that? Or is it just me 😂

[@marksalver1765]

I tried to make the climb about ten years ago, but I didn't even make it to the first camp. I got caught in a freak rock slide about 2/3 of the way to it and broke my arm, my leg, five ribs and my pelvis and had to be airlifted to Nepal. I have two daughters and a wife in Montana. I decided that I'd risked enough just trying. That's more than many people do. I have nothing but respect and admiration for anyone who conquers the mountain

[@supervibetrucker5570]

Wow! Dont go back...Never...Its an evil place....

[@sanfranciscobay]

2/3rds of the way to Base Camp or 2/3rds way to the Summit did the accident occur?

[@mattlandry8742]

@@sanfranciscobay Base Camp

[@sanfranciscobay]

@@mattlandry8742 2/3 of the way to Camp 1 from Base Camp.

[@mattlandry8742]

@@sanfranciscobay ahh so he was above base camp making his way to camp 1

[@MiffetBlue]

I’m over the moon that you were this time able to achieve your goal. I just left a comment on your 2017 expedition video telling you that there is no shame in not reaching the summit as you did indeed climb Mt. Everest. Good on you Sir, good on you. 🍀🍄

[@petitpanierdosier3206]

Congrats to all the sherpas Without them no one could climb mighty everest

[@girabbit]

Middle aged rich men climbing it but they're hand held by the Sherpas who literally go ahead and set up tents with meals for some of the climbers. Then the climbers go home and act like heroes!

[@keithryan5924]

With 8 men carrying his privilege

[@HooyahPeacock]

Without the climbers they couldn't send their children to good schools for a better life etc.

[@enormousiserratic8276]

girabbit85 Basically if you don’t climb Everest for a job, you’re a loser for trying? Like these Sherpas are skilled af, but are you a Sherpa? What gives you the right to complain on their behalf?😂

[@girabbit]

​@@enormousiserratic8276 As a matter of fact I am a sherpa. I'm writing this from Everest right now. Seriously though I didn't just dream it up, have a look at this documentary, it looks at the complex relationship between sherpas and climbers www.imdb.com/title/tt3746250/?ref_=ttpl_pl_tt

[@leopers9225]

Amazing journey, I just think it’s a shame how it’s become so commercialized, and how many tourists don’t respect the mountain and leave their trash

[@dennis141288]

@Phil M it's a graveyard up there. It's not physically feasible to get bodies down in the death zone. Trash at base camp is a different story.

[@rodneyhall9473]

Well I’m exhausted now but glad I made the trip. 3 minutes well spent for an experience I will treasure for a lifetime. Hitting up Mars and the rover next wish me luck

[@thezdbailey]

I'll never attempt to do this, so I appreciate the hell out of videos like this.

[@jimkanzelmeyer7722]

Beautiful video capturing snippets of an incredibly difficult journey! Thank you for sharing! I can feel your sense of understanding the blessings you have been given in this life.

[@inkristall]

That mountain shadow at 1:57 is incredible! Great video.

[@RogueNinja16]

I did the Everest Base Camp trek in 2019. Seeing the beginning clips really took me back to those days :) It's such a beautiful country.

[@DavidSnowClimbing]

It really is!

[@scribbledtrash4023]

Big respect to those sherpas👍

[@deniseblalock1638]

"WOW"...I'm an Athlete, and really appreciate a positive outlook, compared to gloom, doom, and death. We all take major risk in other sports. Love watching happy moments from #Mountaineers...Congrats......

[@angsherpa8767]

🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵👈️

[@stiritup4663]

My dad spent all of my formative years climbing everything he could. When he was dying he told me that he wished he would have spent all that time with his family, and I agree.

[@friedrichdostoyevsky491]

35 seconds in is where I was most amazed. Brilliant!

[@msheehandub]

Man can't even enjoy the summit of Everest without people getting in the way lol

[@edwardwright6875]

Reminds me of Costco on Saturdays!

[@john-martin]

Man can’t enjoy the summit without 60,000-80,000 dollars.

[@MrGoranPa]

@@john-martin And then after a loan he finds himself not enjoying on the crouded top.

[@jonforpresident04]

It's one of the highest-traffic peaks in the world.

[@michaelmccluskey2044]

@@jonforpresident04 What nonsense. The most people ever to summit Mt Everest in a year is 891. Over 30,000 people summit Mont Blanc every year, and there are no doubt some peaks in the European Alps that are even more crowded.

[@actuallydudethatwouldbesal7644]

I can’t be the only one stupid enough to think this was a video of him speedrunning Everest in 3 minutes

[@sockbatindustries8348]

Yeah looks like you are mate

[@actuallydudethatwouldbesal7644]

@@sockbatindustries8348 idk I got 30 likes that probably means something

[@warrenjensen4670]

@@actuallydudethatwouldbesal7644 It means there's a lot more stupid people in the world than I realised 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@actuallydudethatwouldbesal7644]

@@warrenjensen4670 you not really insulting anyone, if they liked the comment then clearly they’re admitting that they did something stupid and I wrote the comment because I did something stupid and thought it was funny

[@warrenjensen4670]

@@actuallydudethatwouldbesal7644 Mt Everest is nearly 9 kilometres high. From Lukla to Everest Base Camp is 65klm and can take up to two weeks, and up to two months to the summit as you acclimate to the oxygen levels at new heights and trek up the slopes by foot. And you actually freely admit that you thought he would speed run up in three minutes? 9 kilometres?? Vertical??? The saddest part of all this is that you seem comfortable in your justified stupidity, and that unfortunately is the way of the world now. I continue to shake my head.

[@vtrider82]

Awesome short video! Great send off to the family at the end.

[@brandongrazioso]

I have no idea how this ended up in my feed, but after reading the book Into Thin Air I had to watch this. Awesome video!

[@ElleE953]

The conditions looked absolutely perfect. Congratulations!!!

[@sammy808hi]

My parents: “we’re going on a short hike” The hike:

[@deiloart8050]

LOL that’s so funny XD :) :D

[@andraskurszanmolnar1491]

Save lives, rescue people and animals, care about your family - that will make you a real hero.

[@paraconti4738]

That was great! I enjoyed watching it!

[@russellrozensky6031]

That’s incredible and inspiring. Thanks for sharing!

[@brenthobby3282]

Ah! MAZING!!! Congrats to you sir! Amazing like changing accomplishment!

[@iamfodder1017]

The hike to the basecamp would fulfill a lifetime adventure for the average person. These people operate at a whole different level of human endurance. Tip of the hat to all of them, what an amazing feat!

[@javiervera4462]

Excellent video. Inspiration, thank you for posting

[@jameswright7375]

Great video. Short and sweet!

[@lorentrager2594]

Thanks for posting, David. One of the best montages of an Everest summit trip I’ve ever seen. Excellent pics. Maybe one day...

[@PlaneBoy2520]

Loren Zager nah, unless you’re between twenty to thirty years old and you have years of climbing experience you’re pretty likely to either die yourself or put other people’s lives in danger. In fact this is already happening on the mountain with summit agencies taking anyone up if they have the money even if they don’t have any experience. Oh and like I said before there’s so many people climbing and dying on the mountain that the mountain is becoming covered in dead bodies, urine, and feces. Like you’re guaranteed to see plenty of dead bodies since they are now used as landmarks to get up the mountain.

[@PlaneBoy2520]

Phil Jones well clearly you gave enough of a shit to reply to it 🤷‍♀️

[@apar3258]

@@PlaneBoy2520 Even though I don't fully agree with you the dead bodies and dirt part is true! You can still do other treks to base camp like the Annapurna Base camp trek which is more scenic than the Everest base camp trek.

[@robharding4028]

Glad you finally made it to the summit. very riveting documentary.

[@ZenZill]

Wow, you guys picked the perfect time to his the mountain! Stunning shots.

[@valerielhours2726]

THIS IS LITTERALY THE BEST EVEREST MONTAGE EVER IN THE WHOLE UNIVERSE THANK YOU SO MUCH DAVID FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO :D

[@joshblank]

Bro, caps lock

[@Trumpophone7]

This man just speedran Mount Everest in 3 mins

[@deiloart8050]

Dream: speed runs minecraft in 22 mins David: oh dreeeeeammmmmm David: climbs mt Everest in 3 mins Dream: oh for frick sakes

[@Atti19216]

Can't wait for everest!!! My husband spent 9 years in the army and saved his money to do it in excited for him

[@Oakleaf700]

Well that was easy! I summited in less time than it took to make a cup of coffee! Thanks. Thanks Sherpas.🗻 🙏 ⭐️

[@alannguyen111]

Wow what an epic video/adventure had chills the whole time.

[@jehooft8569]

I think we all learned that the real Mount Everest was the friends we met along the way.

[@thenativebrookie]

Awe 🥺

[@dazedpower]

Beautiful video, very inspiring. Would love to achieve this one day!! Congrats :)

[@YoungMoneyInvestments]

Who knew you were KZbin famous, Dave!?! What an experience. So cool to see this!!!

[@cruisediaries-elopat7362]

Wow, this is truly amazing! What a journey!

[@kristinazottoli5440]

Amazing experience! Thank you sir for sharing!

[@palmtrees2420]

I have an intense fear of heights. I get woozy on top of a ladder, but for some reason I can't stop watching mountain climbing videos

[@samiam1025]

Beautiful, thanks for sharing!

[@stevejodoin9937]

Great montage! Congratulations.

[@TacoStacks]

That's good stuff

[@martinphillips3469]

Dude, you have the top comment on like a million youtuve videos.. lol

[@JojoplusBo]

As dangerous as it appears, I am thankful mountaineers share their experiences, dreams and goals for all to see on KZbin. I would not be able to enjoy the magnificent scenery from atop of the world if not for them- I’m very thankful! Rip to those who remain on Everest~

[@soookimbo6571]

The view from the summit at dawn is just glorious.

[@markduckmanton4227]

Cool vid...well done and thanks for the post!

[@taschwei]

You guys seem to be very lucky that the weather conditions turned out to be the way they were... Great achievement! Congrats!

[@Yosetime]

The goal is not to get to the summit of Everest. The goal is to get back from the summit of Everest. And if that can be achieved, surely you now understand the gravity and beauty of planet earth and the delicacy of your existence on it. Thanks for the amazing video.

[@SOLOIIguru]

What an amazing life experience this must have been. Can't even imagine the commitment, courage and dedication to something so unnecessary, yet so affirming

[@MatthewGoat91515]

Title: Everest: start to summit in 3 min Video length: 3 minutes and 6 seconds Me: *You lied to me.*

[@rupakchaudhary7321]

Wow fantastic !

[@derweiwurstesser4593]

It’s not about the climb… it’s about the journey and the people you meet✨

[@justinmeyerr]

The two man shovel-rope idea is genius.

[@aidansunbury9341]

Anyone going to point out that his last name is literally snow.

[@seanmatthewking]

There’S NO Way

[@Jake-gp1ik]

smh what a bastard

[@TudorLaurini]

chapeau

[@nb240]

Tu ,qui?

[@furlan1743]

Bella zi

[@sandylipscomb7003]

FANTASTIC!!!

[@sainikarthik]

congratulations bro I am very happy to see my feeling on top of summit in you.. you made me my inspiration to Everest heights.

[@nicolasardila2287]

Congrats man!! Beautiful experience

[@Logancruickshank]

Here before it blows up

[@nevertoolateto422]

Facts

[@pikiwiki]

a new kind of pioneer

[@jakewalky73]

100k

[@julienklu]

the mountain or the video lmao

[@a.-7774]

Good job. Glad you could give yourself the recognition you truly deserve

[@NickBotha]

Epic 💪🏼 thanks for sharing the journey

[@HelenEk7]

I'm impressed by someone able to film while climbing.

[@edwardshowden5511]

0:56 stunning view

[@robsteel9718]

Superb video, congratulations 👍🏼

[@blu_gingerNY]

Wow!!!!!! Respect. Takes a lot of courage and will power.

[@abhigyanbose2199]

The first video I saw with no dislikes. "Top of the world"❤️

[@wxpm]

Awesome