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This is the final 400 ft. steep section below the summit of Pumori.

Copyright©Ryan Waters

Climb one of Nepals' easiest 7000 metre peaks, in the shadow of Mount Everest.

Leaders: Daniel Mazur, Pumori 3 time summiter, climber-leader-organizer of Everest, K2, and 12 "eight-thousand-metre-peaks", along with Jay Reilly, 2 time Pumori and 2 time Ama Dablam summiter.

1. Leader: Daniel Mazur, Pumori 3 time summiter, climber-leader-organizer of Everest, K2, and 12 "eight-thousand-metre-peaks", along with Jay Reilly, 2 time Pumori and 2 time Ama Dablam summiter;
2. Climbing Sherpas for the group;
3. Transport to basecamp to/from Kathmandu (including round trip domestic flights), for you and equipment, including camping and meals on trek;
4. Yak transport of all equipment from Lukla to and from basecamp;
5. Three hot meals per day on trek, in basecamp and advanced basecamp. Comfortable tables and chairs and dining tent in basecamp;
6. Skillful basecamp and advanced basecamp cooks;
7. All mountain, basecamp and advanced basecamp food;
8. All permit fees and liaison officers;
9. Use of group gear and supplies: rope, ice, rock, and snow anchor protection; basecamp and altitude tents; cookers, fuel, high-altitude food, walkie-talkie radios, satellite telephone, etcetera;
10. Emergency equipment and supplies: medical oxygen, gamow bag, basecamp medical kit, high-altitude medical kits, etcetera;
11. In addition to our top-quality high-altitude tents, we now provide an individual tent (1 tent per person) in basecamp.

 

Millet One Sport Everest Boot for Spring 2009 has made some minor changes by adding more Kevlar. USES Expeditions / High altitude / Mountaineering in extremely cold conditions / Isothermal to -75°F Gore-Tex® Top dry / Evazote Reinforcements with aramid threads. Avg. Weight: 5 lbs 13 oz Sizes: 5 - 14 DESCRIPTION Boot with semi-rigid shell and built-in Gore-Tex® gaiter reinforced by aramid threads, and removable inner slipper Automatic crampon attachment Non-compressive fastening Double zip, so easier to put on Microcellular midsole to increase insulation Removable inner slipper in aluminized alveolate Fiberglass and carbon footbed Cordura + Evazote upper Elasticated collar.

Expedition footwear for mountaineering in conditions of extreme cold.  NOTE US SIZES LISTED. See more here.

 






 

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