Czech Nanga Parbat and K2 Expedition 2005

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Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: Moving up!

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: Against avalanches

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: camp 2

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: Lonely on the Slopes

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: climbed through a horrible thunderstorm

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: Rescue on the Killer Mountain

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: Helicopters � not just one, but two � arrived to pick up Rakel.

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: Camp 3!

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: Trying for Camp 4 with an enormous amount of snow

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: retreat, but pushing up again!

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: Camp 4 done and ready for the summit push!

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: SUMMIT!

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: SUMMIT and back safe!

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: SUMMIT and now comes K2!

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: SUMMIT details

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: Radek Jaros and Petr Masek left Skardu to K2 Base Camp

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: The summit view

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: 7100 meters and moving up!

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: Update

Update: Expedice HI-TEC V-LITE Nanga Parbat - K2 2005: Radek's Interview for Foreign Media

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