Abruzzi an Italian had climbed K2 in 1954.In 1990s a delegation of Abruzzi team came to Shigar to celebrate Golden Jubilee of k2.They decided to built a school in shigar for the children of Shigar which name is Abruzzi located in Sainkhor markunja Shigar.I studied 6 years of my life in that school from five standard to ten standard. Thank you The Italians.❤️❤️❤️
@@shawn1760 Venerated Sir, Did I write something wrong please correct me??.what you think that I don't know about my own Village. Shigar is my Hometown and i know more than anyone else.I am saying all these things with complete knowledge. Thank you
You're a 100% correct. And that really goes for any elevation. I am "just" a hiker who has been on somewhat big hikes and downhill is always most treacherous
K2 and 3 other 8000 ranges mountains are in Shigar Pakistan.I belong to this beautiful valley Shigar.I never went at k2 base camp but one day I will definitely go there (Inshallah).I love these hardworking porters of Shigar who carry more than 35 kg weight from Askoli to K2 base camp more than 90 km to make both end meet.. I love K2 ,Gharashabrum 1,grashabum2 ,grashabrum 3 ,4 and broadpeak and all the hardworking porters. ❤️
So much love from Canada to the brave and hardworking porters, who never get the respect or money that they deserve. They need to charge 10 times as much, or more. Love to them all! ❤❤❤
I attempted K2 alone in 2014, weather conditions were perfect but I returned from house's chimney just below the camp II as I was scared to go further🤣🤣 anyways I took 3 brothers from Askole to Concordia and eldest one was Hassan Jan he had seven children on my return I went his home and saw poverty and climate challenges he and his whole family was dealing with. I always wished I was able to help him more than I could. He is such a true soul God bless you Hassan bhai you truly are a legendary character.
@@jawadalinaqvi9265 @jawadalinaqvi9265 may God accept your deeds in this regard.I felt good while reading this and prayed for your better luck .I am also thankful for your help for my people. God blees you sir💕🙌
Love 💕 and respect to the Pakistani 🇵🇰 mountaineer mr M.Ali Sadpara the national hero , who passed away recently while going up on the K2 ⛰ from a Nepali American 🇺🇸
Amazing to see Kurt Diemberger, him and Hermann Buhl are the only two men who made the first ascent of two 8000ers. They are both from Austria. Kurt Diemberger survived the 1986 K2 disaster and is still alive, he was 89 at the time of this writing.
Another odd one.. Japan of all places has some of the best mountaineers around. Their teams summit first and in awful conditions. They are shy and don’t interact with other teams so don’t get as much credit but damn.. Japan loves climbing and they are damn good at it.
@@flaccidego4291 If you can't understand it now, then you never will no matter what I say to you. Some were born to be adventurers. We can thank these adventurers of the past for providing us the world we live in today. Airline flight, space exploration, the discovery of new lands by sailing across vast oceans.
Ive seen Everest and K-2 docs all week and more. This one gave the feeling of the struggle involved very well. I find myself taking deep breaths throughout.
I thought everest was hard but I do believe k2 is much harder . I am so hooked on these documentaries. mount everest and k2 rock,and the climbers are the bravest.god bless them
Everest isn’t as hard as it used to be. Sherpas do the carrying for people. People who have never climbed a mountain before are reaching the summit. Even groups of kids. You don’t need to have any ropes knowledge, no knowledge of real alpinism, no skill. You just need the money for the permit, the equipment/food and the expedition company package...
😮hy so just started watching these videos afew days ago can’t stop 🛑 lol I could never do it with asthma but great job man and women who do amen to all Rip to them that died on the mountain side 🏔️🧗🧗♀️🙏amazen ❤
When you successfully climb up, the views are stunning and the joy and the pride deep inside your heart rises far beyond the height of the peak. You truly feel the life lived on steep cliff, and a cold wave run through your spine, you enjoy the sunshine and return to your home country with an inspiration to other adrenalines, enchanting memories and continuous strength. You become the symbol of courage who has gone through it all. Everyone should backpack, and come to Islamabad to venture on the journey of life.
Oh my God the physical shape these guys are in and the willpower and desire and the control of fear is absolutely beyond amazing. I have so much respect for them and I am such a wuss!
What are the points of ; Disqualification 1) tooth trouble 2) high cholesterol 3) any daily medication that must be taken 4) Age and prior Oxygen deprivation , 5) Prior broken bones with metal parts put in with broken bones . 6) migraine headaches .
No, you’re not a wuss. You apparently have a strong sense of survival which tells you that they’re engaged in extremely risky behavior that if they don’t abandon will eventually lead to their demise. Most of the documentaries on K2 and Everest that are over five years old feature guys and gals who are now dead from their addiction to danger.
Sir Edmund put tremendous effort in helping the Sherpa. Hopefully some climber(s) will step up for the Pakistanis someday. Desperate poverty we can't even imagine. God bless and protect all, climbers porters and support staff
We hear so much negativity when Pakistan is in the news. I’ve just watched an upload from a Nanga Parbat climb and an Italian female with Serge Minote and Ali Sadpara who died not long ago. She said what I just wrote and then said how wonderful the people are. The media has so much to answer for. Like glorifying gangster behaviour which has turned out so many kids onto a bad journey. Is that the most irrelevant reply ever!!!
@@jamisbillson4872 the negativity is well deserved. For example, men digging up corpses to gang rape has become such an issue that grieving families are now locking graves of their deceased females with locked iron grilles. Last year 17 men were charged for gang raping the corpse of a physically and mentally disabled teenager. It's a sick society.
@@paulgrey8028 bullshit. Some people are just 100% mental. Fucking animals, corpses or kids is behind my comprehension. Evil is like a disease. They doesn’t recognise national borders. Every race, nationality and culture has the same spectrum of characters and traits. Genius to serial killer…it’s a human thing idiot. Not a national thing. Unless you’re making excuses for paedophiles? Personally fucking a corpse is less sick than fucking a child. If you’re American you should appreciate your society. Everyone should be treated equally. Seems you are a fascist who wants to blame everyone for your own failures. That isn’t the route to happiness mate.
K2 Historically known as the world's most difficult , most dangerous mountain to climb , remains to this day the most iconic mountain known to humanity
They don’t have the big puffy outfits like on Everest. Or the oxygen masks. Some of those dudes were old! It seems a lot steeper and more icy. Much respect
"...the next morning, the mission is to get higher...." What a coincidence! That's exactly my mission as I watch this in 2022 from the warm comfort of my ergonomic gaming chair.
Reinhold Messner, the greatest mountaineer in the world climbed and summited all 14 eight thousanders without using any supplemental oxygen! No one better than him.
@Moon Light It will be my honor to do it friend. I could brag about it forever. So many stories to tell but dont ask me about other things cause i dont know shieeet.
The mountain rarely kills. The weather ON the mountain kills. (With an occasional assist from overconfidence and lack of preparation on the part of the mountaineers.)
Watching this, I can understand why so many people say that Everest is commercialized (not that it really trivializes the hike) - no support, camps aren't already set up and waiting for them, not even flags or markers to show where previous climbers managed to set up camp.
GORGEOUS!! Thank you!! Always wanted to do higher climbing but man, avalanches would make me shit my pants. Skied last 35 years in a lot of different places and I've actually never seen an avalanche in person. Watching alpine climbing vids though I see them often, would not be fun! Going to take a vacation this year and go to do some hiking, should be fun! Stay safe out there! That serac is ridiculous. Could NOT do it! 😂
I live in avalanche area. Skiing at Grand Targhee is awesome powder skiing. Now I just stay on the slopes of the ski area because I'm not as young as I use to be and have gotten wiser. The highway going to Targhee is scary enough.
Hey, Reason! So I’m getting back into climbing after being away for about 15yrs. I used to do a lot of both technical and alpine climbing. I wouldn’t call my previous summits HIGH altitude, whatsoever: Rainier, Whitney, Denali. And despite all those being above 3mi above sea level and glaciated, I never experienced an avalanche. Now, I’ve been in crevasses! They’re gorgeous!!!! And bottomless!!!! But that was just training - not being ‘swallowed’ by a monster you didn’t see-THAT would be scary!!! But yeah, the mountains I’ve climbed were extremely easy and my vo2max and cardio are very similar to my 20s… just need adequate acclimatization for the REALLY big ones
Truer words ever said. I grew up in northern Quebec, Ste Agathe. 40 below at night with single pain windows and landlord would not turn heat past 68 which felt more like 62. We wore lots of layers and going to school in January/feb was a trip !
It is difficult than Everest. So is Nanga Parvat, Annapurna. These peaks are for technical climbers and not for someone who has money and goes to Everest to prove a point. These peaks are beautiful and great and only allows the great ones to climb. The most dangerous mountain is the mountain of Ego. Evryone has one but noone wants to climb it. 😁
@@GBisht111 I don't think you're saying that every tourist climber has a "..point to prove..". I believe many people, some wealthy and after success financially, find themselves unchallenged or spiritually hungry. Mountain climbing is a sport with as much ego per participant than any other. Possibly more. No doubt many yearn for the glory and IG photo from a summit. It's a shame that many attempt it without the prerequisite experience and are maimed or killed because of it. They don't even know enough to question their guides when there may be more risk than they're prepared for. The Pittman woman on Everest in 1996 comes to my mind when I read your statement though. True enough it applies to some.
You may have the wrong mountain, Siobahn. Could the hero you’re referring to be Anatoli Boukreev, and the “John” be John Krakauer? Both those men were involved in the 1996 Everest disaster. A comment meant for a different video, I guess?
K2 the most amazing mountain. Views are breath-taking but extremely tough in so hard weather and bottle neck peak. Seeing this remembering Mohammad ali sarpara from Pakistan. He was like a cheeta living on K2 who knows all ways all tricks and techniques to climb. I remember Pakistan Army garding on sciachin glacier border between India and Pakistan. They have to stay there to protect Pakistan territories where greedy wolf indian army trying to enter claiming Pakistani land. My salute, my respect to Pakistani army soldiers for their bravery for serving nation. Allah bless them.
What is greater, to be amazed and glorifying God at the foot of the mountain, or to conquer the summit and being proud of yourself regarding about your achievement?
I am on top of the K2 right now, sending this message via satellite signals. I will be camping on the summit for a few days, so in case you are around, just pop in anytime and say hello.
@@stevenp6761 Hm, if you wait up for a few more days i was thinking of taking a day hike up. Woul be nice with a bit of company. I can bring some comic books along for you :)
if climbing a mountain was fun and safe, everyone would do it. The feeling you get when reaching the top is probably insane, despite the fact you are exhausted. But not many people can say, hey i climbed mount everest, or k2. Thats what makes it exciting
That's the problem. None of these rich, arrogant, self-important, annoying fucks would climb it without these Sherpas risking their lives because they need the money. If it was just these dipshits risking their boring, empty lives I'd be ok with it, but when these poor Sherpas die, I have big issues with it.
32.25 looks like a mans face and part body etched into mountain looking upwards. Really beautiful place to be but say that can quickly change to an eerie or ghostly feeling. Respect to anyone who attempts to go so high
Respect Gentlemen! 1 year to go and I will be climbing Everest with my battle buddies. I don't know if I will make it K2, 1 mountain at a time.Jai less, stay safe
This year most of the initial summit attempts failed due to heavy snow above camp 4, but then there was a great weather window during which most of the teams summited. One team by mingma summited broadpead and g2 after coming back from k2 camp 4 within a single weak, that was impressive to witness. A good year overall
@mike A Glaciers are still melting though, like on Baltoro Glacier is literally melting as you are on it. besides mountains are still gonna be there, just no humans to see them.
What year was this expedition? ... there were no summits on K2 in 2009 & 2010...K2 is the toughest and most difficult mountain, but acts as a magnet for hardcore skilled mountaineers... good job on summiting and most of all, great job on coming back alive! RIP for the two climbers that didn't make down.
+N1CY ..........This is a longer version of the "Shared Summits" video of 2,3, 4 years ago where they had each episode at about 3 minutes. The exact same expedition. Put in "Shared Summits" episode 48, episode 49, episode 50 on youtube....................kinda pisses me off. I thought it was a new video. Redundant.
@Zoë Lkjsdhf correction. Annapurna ONE kills the highest percentage of climbers who attempt it. There are five Annapurna peaks and you _have_ to specify the correct one.
People who are suggesting that Annapurna is more deadlier than K2 should know that K2 is one single mountain and Annapurna is a 55 KM long Massif that includes one peak over 8000 meters, thirteen peaks over 7000 meters and 16 peaks over 6000 Meters. It's unfair to K2 to compare it with a range of mountains and the total fatalities that occurred on it. Real mountaineers and climbers always consider K2 to be the real prize.
@Jon Davis you did huh? Sounds like a grandiose lie. What's your real name? Six time summitters are recorded so your claim is easy to prove or disprove
@Jon Davis I have my doubts. No Jon Davis has submitted Everest six times, and it's easily verified. There are ample sources which have records of the lists of Everest summitters, so if your name really is Jon Davis, then you're lying. There hasn't even been a Jon who summitted Everest six times brother...
Thats too bad a couple climbers were lost and they decided to not film anything on way down or their arrival back and hide one of their climbers lost his life on way down. God bless him. What an incredible and talented, perservering team of climbers! Wow! Almost a full success but a couple lives were lost unfortunately.
@@3vimages471 no you fuck off. You're going to pay 12 $ for a man risking his life for some idiots adventure? Piss the fuck off. This dude is on $12 a day climbing a mountain for these shitheads WITH their gear AND summiting with them? I'm WAYYYY more interested in the sherpa than these shitheads.
@@XenRA You don't even know what a Sherpa is to dumb fuck. Sherpas are a people and they don't live in the Karakorum, Himalaya where K2 is. And they are not porters. Those Pakistani porters were delighted to get the job for $12 a day. You haven't stepped a foot in the Nepali Himalaya where the Sherpa people live. So shut up you backward moron ... listen and learn something before opening your moronic mouth.
@@SF-fb6lv wow amazing. I didn't watch the whole thing so I will say my bad. Thanks for the heads up. It certainly is much harder without oxygen. A big thumbs up to those guys.
Wish the narrator was not talking so much and we can hear the wind this ice the silence on top of the mountain. It is so beautiful so amazing and so scary as well. I remember the creator of this universe the Allah is the almighty.
@@paulgrey8028Abruzzi is safest route on K2 the other route is so dangerous so many cliff in other route s you need to hang and when you look below it hundred of meters deep
Abruzzi an Italian had climbed K2 in 1954.In 1990s a delegation of Abruzzi team came to Shigar to celebrate Golden Jubilee of k2.They decided to built a school in shigar for the children of Shigar which name is Abruzzi located in Sainkhor markunja Shigar.I studied 6 years of my life in that school from five standard to ten standard. Thank you The Italians.❤️❤️❤️
He also left his mark in North America on Saint Elias!
You don't know what you're talking about. Stay home at your computer where you belong. Limp wristed sissy boy
@@shawn1760 Venerated Sir,
Did I write something wrong please correct me??.what you think that I don't know about my own Village.
Shigar is my Hometown and i know more than anyone else.I am saying all these things with complete knowledge.
Thank you
@@k2vlogs662 just messing with you
Amazing!! So happy you had an opportunity to go to that school and so happy that school was built in the first!
Summiting is only half the battle. Descending K2 is damned dangerous! Hats off to the camera crew.
You're a 100% correct. And that really goes for any elevation. I am "just" a hiker who has been on somewhat big hikes and downhill is always most treacherous
Howe much plastic and waste did you leave on your way bake home ?
Holy shit u got that right...im assuming the camera operator is a pro also
The camera was mounted on his helmet.
K2 and 3 other 8000 ranges mountains are in Shigar Pakistan.I belong to this beautiful valley Shigar.I never went at k2 base camp but one day I will definitely go there (Inshallah).I love these hardworking porters of Shigar who carry more than 35 kg weight from Askoli to K2 base camp more than 90 km to make both end meet.. I love K2 ,Gharashabrum 1,grashabum2 ,grashabrum 3 ,4 and broadpeak and all the hardworking porters. ❤️
So much love from Canada to the brave and hardworking porters, who never get the respect or money that they deserve. They need to charge 10 times as much, or more. Love to them all! ❤❤❤
@@cattymajiv thank you for your kind words
@@k2vlogs662 You are very welcome my friend. Best wishes to you, from Canada.
I attempted K2 alone in 2014, weather conditions were perfect but I returned from house's chimney just below the camp II as I was scared to go further🤣🤣 anyways I took 3 brothers from Askole to Concordia and eldest one was Hassan Jan he had seven children on my return I went his home and saw poverty and climate challenges he and his whole family was dealing with. I always wished I was able to help him more than I could. He is such a true soul God bless you Hassan bhai you truly are a legendary character.
@@jawadalinaqvi9265 @jawadalinaqvi9265 may God accept your deeds in this regard.I felt good while reading this and prayed for your better luck .I am also thankful for your help for my people.
God blees you sir💕🙌
This documentary vicariously puts me right there on K 2 from the unabashed comfort and safety of my bed. Excellent video!
I'm so cosy on my couch with my cat cuddled beside me! And I've never appreciated it so much! ❤
Love 💕 and respect to the Pakistani 🇵🇰 mountaineer mr M.Ali Sadpara the national hero , who passed away recently while going up on the K2 ⛰ from a Nepali American 🇺🇸
No
@@imonoke7903 Yes
Amazing to see Kurt Diemberger, him and Hermann Buhl are the only two men who made the first ascent of two 8000ers. They are both from Austria. Kurt Diemberger survived the 1986 K2 disaster and is still alive, he was 89 at the time of this writing.
Still not the most famous Austrian the world knows who also used to love spending time on a mountain.
Another odd one.. Japan of all places has some of the best mountaineers around. Their teams summit first and in awful conditions. They are shy and don’t interact with other teams so don’t get as much credit but damn.. Japan loves climbing and they are damn good at it.
K2 looks beautiful and yet terrifying at the same time.
40.14 gives a clear view of the notorious serac and the traverse that climbers are forced to take. That's most likely is the crux section of K2.
This is incomprehensible. What's is it that makes people take such rediculous, unnecessary risks to life & limb?
@@flaccidego4291 If you can't understand it now, then you never will no matter what I say to you. Some were born to be adventurers.
We can thank these adventurers of the past for providing us the world we live in today. Airline flight, space exploration, the discovery of new lands by sailing across vast oceans.
@@flaccidego4291 it's something that drives them, nothing will stop them, some people need this, it's like a life mission.
Ive seen Everest and K-2 docs all week and more. This one gave the feeling of the struggle involved very well. I find myself taking deep breaths throughout.
I don’t know why I’ve been watching k2 and Everest documentaries and I. Don’t seem to be able to stop!!
@@maruparra1963 same here, I actually wanna climb one day.
@@EdgarLopez-mr1lq llllll
I know! I’m addicted to these mountain documentaries lately since I watched the first one last week! Can’t get enough of them! 👍🏻😊
Me too
Mike Rowe's narration makes this documentary even better. 🙂
Diese Jungs sind unglaublich. Soviel Willenskraft, Mut. Ich bin süchtig nach diesen Dokus. Krasser Film,so eine menschenunfreundliche Gegend.
Thanks for the priceless and amazing footage
The Mountain Always Wins.
Bravo guys, you stuck with it, the weather was frightening. RIP to the two people who lost their lives.
Thank you for the channel and thank you to the climbers and those who documented this amazing mountain and journey
K2 is the mountain that can liberate or devastate your mind. Awesome documentary!!
My cat Bean is REALLY into this doc!! Watching on my phone and SHE is hogging the screen!! ♡
I thought everest was hard but I do believe k2 is much harder . I am so hooked on these documentaries. mount everest and k2 rock,and the climbers are the bravest.god bless them
Rita Pocino there are some montains much harder than everest, k2, nanga parbat and annapurna are some of them.
Everest isn’t as hard as it used to be. Sherpas do the carrying for people. People who have never climbed a mountain before are reaching the summit. Even groups of kids. You don’t need to have any ropes knowledge, no knowledge of real alpinism, no skill. You just need the money for the permit, the equipment/food and the expedition company package...
Rita Pocino I agree
@Pagani Zonda self loathing German? Hate my kids?
It sounds to me like somebody is just jealous of my nationality....
😮hy so just started watching these videos afew days ago can’t stop 🛑 lol I could never do it with asthma but great job man and women who do amen to all Rip to them that died on the mountain side 🏔️🧗🧗♀️🙏amazen ❤
I climbed Haystack Mt in the Adirondacks as a kid. We sang “Puff the magic dragon” 😆
K2 looks appsalutely apocalyptic with the white out ,ice and snow over top of mountain ⛰️.
All for one, one for all.Go team.
Hats off, hands up, salute to those who summited k2 and made it out alive . It's extremely challenging and dangerous. You're Gods among men. 👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌
When you successfully climb up, the views are stunning and the joy and the pride deep inside your heart rises far beyond the height of the peak. You truly feel the life lived on steep cliff, and a cold wave run through your spine, you enjoy the sunshine and return to your home country with an inspiration to other adrenalines, enchanting memories and continuous strength. You become the symbol of courage who has gone through it all.
Everyone should backpack, and come to Islamabad to venture on the journey of life.
Sure you climbed k2 🤣🤣🤣
Oh my God the physical shape these guys are in and the willpower and desire and the control of fear is absolutely beyond amazing. I have so much respect for them and I am such a wuss!
hear ya....so scary
What are the points of ;
Disqualification
1) tooth trouble
2) high cholesterol
3) any daily medication that must be taken
4) Age and prior Oxygen deprivation ,
5) Prior broken bones with metal
parts put in with broken bones .
6) migraine headaches .
No, you’re not a wuss. You apparently have a strong sense of survival which tells you that they’re engaged in extremely risky behavior that if they don’t abandon will eventually lead to their demise. Most of the documentaries on K2 and Everest that are over five years old feature guys and gals who are now dead from their addiction to danger.
Sir Edmund put tremendous effort in helping the Sherpa. Hopefully some climber(s) will step up for the Pakistanis someday. Desperate poverty we can't even imagine. God bless and protect all, climbers porters and support staff
We hear so much negativity when Pakistan is in the news. I’ve just watched an upload from a Nanga Parbat climb and an Italian female with Serge Minote and Ali Sadpara who died not long ago. She said what I just wrote and then said how wonderful the people are. The media has so much to answer for. Like glorifying gangster behaviour which has turned out so many kids onto a bad journey.
Is that the most irrelevant reply ever!!!
@@jamisbillson4872 the negativity is well deserved. For example, men digging up corpses to gang rape has become such an issue that grieving families are now locking graves of their deceased females with locked iron grilles.
Last year 17 men were charged for gang raping the corpse of a physically and mentally disabled teenager.
It's a sick society.
@@paulgrey8028 bullshit. Some people are just 100% mental. Fucking animals, corpses or kids is behind my comprehension. Evil is like a disease. They doesn’t recognise national borders. Every race, nationality and culture has the same spectrum of characters and traits. Genius to serial killer…it’s a human thing idiot. Not a national thing. Unless you’re making excuses for paedophiles? Personally fucking a corpse is less sick than fucking a child. If you’re American you should appreciate your society. Everyone should be treated equally. Seems you are a fascist who wants to blame everyone for your own failures. That isn’t the route to happiness mate.
@@paulgrey8028lol incidents like this doesn't happen anywhere else or what?
K2 Historically known as the world's most difficult , most dangerous mountain to climb , remains to this day the most iconic mountain known to humanity
That stuff. And it's just pretty.
@@vaportrail226 yup the most beautiful peak
“I definitely want there to be an unknown we’re going into” that dude is too hardcore!!
They don’t have the big puffy outfits like on Everest. Or the oxygen masks. Some of those dudes were old! It seems a lot steeper and more icy. Much respect
"...the next morning, the mission is to get higher...." What a coincidence! That's exactly my mission as I watch this in 2022 from the warm comfort of my ergonomic gaming chair.
Good one…😂
Its amazing that all were there all the way up to summit without any supplemental oxygen. They are top notch alpinist. Respect. Kudos.
Still sounds unnecessary to skip the oxygen. Why take a risk if you can have access to supplemental oxygen?
@@largol33t1 probably to get publicity
@@largol33t1 It is a lot of extra weight to carry. Also, a couple of climbers have died on the K2 due to Oxygen equipment malfunction
When my I Shouldn't Be Alive withdrawals get too bad, a little K2 always takes the edge off.
Elizabeth Sanford true story!
Mount averest is QUEEN and K2 is the king of mountains
Meanwhile I have trouble walking up my driveway when it snows a bit.
Frowny Jr I love your profile.
That view out the bus window at 2:46 is plenty enough of a "this is crazy" moment...for me
To be fair, they have better boots for that
To be fair you people suck watch the freaking show stop gossiping about this and that better yet go take a picture of your salad and how hip you are
Ashley McBride did you seriously come to comment section to comment how dumb it is to comment?
I'm sitting in my warm living room checking myself for frostbite and shaking like a leaf...
Stephen Needham 😂😂😂 me too
You’re both great hypnotic subjects! Me too.
This doc does get you involved
back to your basement wussie boy
Tribute to Legendary PAKISTANI HAC, Muhammad Ali Sadpara Shaheed, May his soul RIP, Amen..!
bs kr deo
@@silentnomad84 You having Constipation..?
R I P heros!
Reinhold Messner, the greatest mountaineer in the world climbed and summited all 14 eight thousanders without using any supplemental oxygen! No one better than him.
V very hard job , i went up to K2 base camp only , but to cold , they are v hard people , God bless you 🌹🐎🐎🐎👍🌹
Yep! K2 is steep af!!!!! I can’t wait!!!!!
17:44 This is where you connect to the wild nature and enjoy the majestic vibes of the emperor K2.
Love watching from the Caribbean
If you want to impress people climb Everest🙂
If you want to impress mountaineers then climb K2🔥
Or if you're not concerned about impressing ppl but simply want a huge personal challenge and sense of accomplishment.
@Moon Light Fuck me man , im climbing Everest tomorrow !!!
@Moon Light It will be my honor to do it friend. I could brag about it forever. So many stories to tell but dont ask me about other things cause i dont know shieeet.
The mountain rarely kills. The weather ON the mountain kills. (With an occasional assist from overconfidence and lack of preparation on the part of the mountaineers.)
The best of the best K2.
Everest is a ego buster for rich people and socialites, K2 is a nightmare that climbers can't shake off!
Hero's.....hard to find words, just unbelievable tremendous people, I salute you all and all those that tried, you are all amazing
What you all miss is how amazing the camera crew are.
I was hoping this will give me some inspiration to get up and make a coffee.
Did it work? I hope so its been a week 🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣
Wow very amazing 🔥🔥🔥💪💪💪👏👏👏👏❤❤❤
Great respect for the sacrifice, energy, courage, to all.
But people always respect the mountain
Watching this, I can understand why so many people say that Everest is commercialized (not that it really trivializes the hike) - no support, camps aren't already set up and waiting for them, not even flags or markers to show where previous climbers managed to set up camp.
GORGEOUS!! Thank you!! Always wanted to do higher climbing but man, avalanches would make me shit my pants. Skied last 35 years in a lot of different places and I've actually never seen an avalanche in person. Watching alpine climbing vids though I see them often, would not be fun! Going to take a vacation this year and go to do some hiking, should be fun! Stay safe out there! That serac is ridiculous. Could NOT do it! 😂
I live in avalanche area. Skiing at Grand Targhee is awesome powder skiing. Now I just stay on the slopes of the ski area because I'm not as young as I use to be and have gotten wiser. The highway going to Targhee is scary enough.
Hey, Reason! So I’m getting back into climbing after being away for about 15yrs. I used to do a lot of both technical and alpine climbing. I wouldn’t call my previous summits HIGH altitude, whatsoever: Rainier, Whitney, Denali. And despite all those being above 3mi above sea level and glaciated, I never experienced an avalanche. Now, I’ve been in crevasses! They’re gorgeous!!!! And bottomless!!!! But that was just training - not being ‘swallowed’ by a monster you didn’t see-THAT would be scary!!! But yeah, the mountains I’ve climbed were extremely easy and my vo2max and cardio are very similar to my 20s… just need adequate acclimatization for the REALLY big ones
@incidentalist hope you got to go on that hike and stayed safe. I’m two years late but be safe out there!
Good job, good job. What a team, what a team!
Glad to see my Hometown Shigar. ❤️
I watch these docs to remind me of why I turned from mountaineering to pure rock climbing :)
And I do both but enjoy mountaineering more. Although I'd never want to attempt any 8,000m peaks. I'll stick to the 5000m and maybe some 6000's.
@@AmyAnnLand Be careful. I lost a lot of friends too early to alpinism.
ever climbed the birthplace of free climbing Elbsandsteine or Adrspach? Highly recommendable rocks and climbing communities
@@OmmerSyssel No, but if I do, I will let you do the leading = : -o
@@terraflow__bryanburdo4547 You still have to deal with the outcome 😉
either follow or straight out eventual mishaps ... 😎
I climbed K2 in my dreams many times ....
lol
me too
Same, I still managed to get myself killed.
I fly to space if I have to LOL
In my dream I am just there on the summit with no terrible ascent or descent to worry about.
I know for a fact I haven’t got the right stuff to put myself in that situation but it’s compelling watching people who do
I feel this is what living in Canada is like 9 months out of the year ....but without the oxygen deprivation or steep incline 🇨🇦✌
Truer words ever said. I grew up in northern Quebec, Ste Agathe. 40 below at night with single pain windows and landlord would not turn heat past 68 which felt more like 62. We wore lots of layers and going to school in January/feb was a trip !
@@strattonskier7229 Ug.
awesome guys! Takes a lot to do without bottled oxygen and sherpa
I was thinking the same thing. Really amazing climb!
Glad you all made it. Looks more difficult than Everest
It is difficult than Everest. So is Nanga Parvat, Annapurna. These peaks are for technical climbers and not for someone who has money and goes to Everest to prove a point. These peaks are beautiful and great and only allows the great ones to climb. The most dangerous mountain is the mountain of Ego. Evryone has one but noone wants to climb it. 😁
@@GBisht111 Last sentence was amazing, well done.
@@GBisht111 I don't think you're saying that every tourist climber has a
"..point to prove..".
I believe many people, some wealthy and after success financially, find themselves unchallenged or spiritually hungry. Mountain climbing is a sport with as much ego per participant than any other. Possibly more. No doubt many yearn for the glory and IG photo from a summit.
It's a shame that many attempt it without the prerequisite experience and are maimed or killed because of it.
They don't even know enough to question their guides when there may be more risk than they're prepared for.
The Pittman woman on Everest in 1996 comes to my mind when I read your statement though.
True enough it applies to some.
Hy just started watching videos it is amazing for man and woman my god ❤😮 props to you all 🧗♀️🧗🏔️ From Philadelphia USA 🇺🇸. Rip them that passed ❤
A true legend . He went out twice in that storm to bring back the team mate's of John . A hero in my book
Who?
You may have the wrong mountain, Siobahn. Could the hero you’re referring to be Anatoli Boukreev, and the “John” be John Krakauer? Both those men were involved in the 1996 Everest disaster. A comment meant for a different video, I guess?
I'm going to bed now probably in dreams I'll fall into a crevasse 😲
K2 the most amazing mountain. Views are breath-taking but extremely tough in so hard weather and bottle neck peak.
Seeing this remembering Mohammad ali sarpara from Pakistan. He was like a cheeta living on K2 who knows all ways all tricks and techniques to climb.
I remember Pakistan Army garding on sciachin glacier border between India and Pakistan. They have to stay there to protect Pakistan territories where greedy wolf indian army trying to enter claiming Pakistani land. My salute, my respect to Pakistani army soldiers for their bravery for serving nation. Allah bless them.
If you dont know history, shut up.. k2 was in india before..
@@anishantony9867 jealous
The Sherpa with the Korean team who died was Nima Nurbu. A Good Man.
So crazy yet so cool anybody that even try’s is a truly amazing person I think
k2 pride of Pakistan 💕
this is the best documentary I've ever seen about climbing K2 👍
Wrong
@@Peto111222 He said the best one he's ever seen... Not the best one ever.
Then you're easily pleased and dont know what quality is.
What is greater, to be amazed and glorifying God at the foot of the mountain, or to conquer the summit and being proud of yourself regarding about your achievement?
I am on top of the K2 right now, sending this message via satellite signals. I will be camping on the summit for a few days, so in case you are around, just pop in anytime and say hello.
Hey, Steve-O! Long time, no see! How come you never called me?
Make sure you have no o2 and hold your breath that helps
Impressive both of you getting up in the middle of winter, thats never been done before. You need to tell the news guys!
@@PokePresto I am still there, cannot call the media.
@@stevenp6761 Hm, if you wait up for a few more days i was thinking of taking a day hike up. Woul be nice with a bit of company. I can bring some comic books along for you :)
Amazing documentary.
if climbing a mountain was fun and safe, everyone would do it. The feeling you get when reaching the top is probably insane, despite the fact you are exhausted. But not many people can say, hey i climbed mount everest, or k2. Thats what makes it exciting
Many say they have an empty feeling after the Everest descent. Not so with K2.
RICK: cause you know shit gets real when you try to descend k-2 xD
@@blakeneumeister4915 ten out of ten for observation.
The lady said that in the beginning of this video.
That's the problem. None of these rich, arrogant, self-important, annoying fucks would climb it without these Sherpas risking their lives because they need the money. If it was just these dipshits risking their boring, empty lives I'd be ok with it, but when these poor Sherpas die, I have big issues with it.
@@blakeneumeister4915 no one says that wtf
The best K2 documentary I have seen.
Salute to these men courage. They did it without oxygen supplement. At first i was extremely excited to observe the eastern route.
The hardest mountain to climb is the one you're on.
or your mom
@@pizzaente
Easy climb!
My wife??
Naw K2 is still harder than the 1000 footers i climb
32.25 looks like a mans face and part body etched into mountain looking upwards. Really beautiful place to be but say that can quickly change to an eerie or ghostly feeling. Respect to anyone who attempts to go so high
Big shout out to Jeep World of Adventure Sports for making all sports possible, especially Mountaineering as a whole 🙏
Respect Gentlemen! 1 year to go and I will be climbing Everest with my battle buddies. I don't know if I will make it K2, 1 mountain at a time.Jai less, stay safe
Jay Cee good luck I'm hoping to climb Everest when I'm older
Did ypu climb or did you die?
I think he died, or was talking shit in the first place
@@NiSiochainGanSaoirse you sound Republican ... or are you taking shit ....
I have a feeling you are just pissing away $70k. You will never make the summit you are weak.
2019. more than 100 permits for K2 issued. more than 30 successful summits, no deaths
This year most of the initial summit attempts failed due to heavy snow above camp 4, but then there was a great weather window during which most of the teams summited. One team by mingma summited broadpead and g2 after coming back from k2 camp 4 within a single weak, that was impressive to witness. A good year overall
@mike A Glaciers are still melting though, like on Baltoro Glacier is literally melting as you are on it. besides mountains are still gonna be there, just no humans to see them.
@@MuhammadKamran-zv9qp Mingma is a beast!
30 people in the world - that’s still extremely low. No deaths though - that’s good, I like it
Where did you get this info??
Amazing, great struggle n great achievement.
What year was this expedition? ... there were no summits on K2 in 2009 & 2010...K2 is the toughest and most difficult mountain, but acts as a magnet for hardcore skilled mountaineers... good job on summiting and most of all, great job on coming back alive! RIP for the two climbers that didn't make down.
+N1CY This was 2007 mate
+N1CY ..........This is a longer version of the "Shared Summits" video of 2,3, 4 years ago where they had each episode at about 3 minutes. The exact same expedition. Put in "Shared Summits" episode 48, episode 49, episode 50 on youtube....................kinda pisses me off. I thought it was a new video. Redundant.
+N1CY 2007
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@Zoë Lkjsdhf correction. Annapurna ONE kills the highest percentage of climbers who attempt it. There are five Annapurna peaks and you _have_ to specify the correct one.
Thank you so much for the documentary, loved it
An amazing achievement that is somewhat sullied by crass TV production. RIP to those that lost their lives.
I like how they are advertising the Jeep here. 👍🏻
Absolutely badass... I cannot even imagine having such big balls... Like wow. Impressive
This is Unreal watching this. You have to be crazy to do this. O M G ! !
Michael Ladd I know Eh
looking nice but hardest to climb .... This is BEAUTIFUL and REAL PAKISTAN GUYS ... Love Pakistan .....
Real Pakistan is religious bigotry and misogyny.
Oh I forgot... Its also raping and murdering tourists
I’m so glad I have nothing to prove to myself or the world. I’ll just stay nice and safe under my blanky and watch other people risk their lives
You guys did amazing thank you for being able to watch from home
The first 40 seconds of this is chilling!
lol, the rest.. calm as sipping tea with the queen😂
Whole thing looks chilling to me!
People who are suggesting that Annapurna is more deadlier than K2 should know that K2 is one single mountain and Annapurna is a 55 KM long Massif that includes one peak over 8000 meters, thirteen peaks over 7000 meters and 16 peaks over 6000 Meters. It's unfair to K2 to compare it with a range of mountains and the total fatalities that occurred on it. Real mountaineers and climbers always consider K2 to be the real prize.
@Jon Davis you did huh? Sounds like a grandiose lie.
What's your real name? Six time summitters are recorded so your claim is easy to prove or disprove
@Jon Davis i climbed it 6 times in 1 week, never gave me a challenge... fucking twat...
@Jon Davis I have my doubts. No Jon Davis has submitted Everest six times, and it's easily verified. There are ample sources which have records of the lists of Everest summitters, so if your name really is Jon Davis, then you're lying.
There hasn't even been a Jon who summitted Everest six times brother...
@Jon Davis 🤣🤣🤣 at least you're original
@Jon Davis by reading, or googling.
Just give up mate. We all know you're a liar.
The camera guy is very good....
Thats too bad a couple climbers were lost and they decided to not film anything on way down or their arrival back and hide one of their climbers lost his life on way down. God bless him. What an incredible and talented, perservering team of climbers! Wow! Almost a full success but a couple lives were lost unfortunately.
12 dollars a day for the helpers now there's slave labour right in front of your eyes .
Fick off ..... that`s a fortune to those people idiot. They actually fight each other to get the jobs. Fucking SJW.
@@3vimages471 no you fuck off.
You're going to pay 12 $ for a man risking his life for some idiots adventure? Piss the fuck off.
This dude is on $12 a day climbing a mountain for these shitheads WITH their gear AND summiting with them?
I'm WAYYYY more interested in the sherpa than these shitheads.
@@XenRA You don't even know what a Sherpa is to dumb fuck. Sherpas are a people and they don't live in the Karakorum, Himalaya where K2 is. And they are not porters. Those Pakistani porters were delighted to get the job for $12 a day.
You haven't stepped a foot in the Nepali Himalaya where the Sherpa people live.
So shut up you backward moron ... listen and learn something before opening your moronic mouth.
@@3vimages471 it doesn't matter you asshole. You sure as hell aren't going to climb that mountain for $12 dollars, so why are you exploiting them.
Manuel Browne The average yearly income in Pakistan is 500/600$. So in a couple of weeks they can earn that and even more. Just saying ...
These guys did it without Os. Way MORE amazing.
What are you talking about? They used oxygen.
@@jonlaroche5239I watched the whole thing. No masks. No supplemental oxygen in tanks carried with them.
@@SF-fb6lv wow amazing. I didn't watch the whole thing so I will say my bad. Thanks for the heads up. It certainly is much harder without oxygen. A big thumbs up to those guys.
Two down, cue the cheerful adventure music.
Before the commercial break cuts, it sounds like he’s saying, “Next on The Cheap World of Adventure Sports.”
Wish the narrator was not talking so much and we can hear the wind this ice the silence on top of the mountain. It is so beautiful so amazing and so scary as well. I remember the creator of this universe the Allah is the almighty.
I'm an Advanced Tri-mix SCUBA (diver and do icediving in the winter) and did a Tandem skydive but have NO desire to do mountain climbing!
I live in Georgia and I’m freezing thinking about this K2 mountain stuff!!!
K2 has always been a romance for climbers..............
That last 3000ft is so damn steep!! And it's on an ice wall
Not quite Owen. After the Traverse the route to the summit is a rather steep snow slope.
@@paulgrey8028Abruzzi is safest route on K2 the other route is so dangerous so many cliff in other route s you need to hang and when you look below it hundred of meters deep
@@paulgrey8028Ah ok, cheers Paul