People climbing mt everest just to mark their name but sherpa doing this several times just to feed their families. Huge respect for them😮

Thankfully, some people are crazy enough to climb Everest and bring a camera—so the rest of us can enjoy it from our couches, with popcorn and zero frostbite. Appreciate the video!

Rare video of how my father went to school

Somehow, this video painted a clearer picture and sense of what the experience must actually be like, compared to any other I've watched previously

I think the Sherpa went fast down because he knows how fast the weather can change and once you have accomlished your goal, no need to stay in a danger zone.

A huge honor to climb with Pemba, dude has over 20 summits. Lighting fast!

Finally, there cameraman with no stupid music, no stupid comments. Just the pure facts and information. Thank you for this experience

The real heros are the Sherpas who make the climb even remotely possible for adventure tourists.

It's disgusting how people litter the mountain.

Imagine the first guys.. Without the steps etc just unwalked terrain and laying their own lines.. Craziness. Still a magnificent feat well done.

Those sherpas are amazing. They’re constantly going up and down, securing ropes and dragging you along for the ride. They are incredible!

The wind, that crunchy snow, and those jaw-dropping views really pull you in. You captured the thrill and the stakes perfectly—one slip without that rope..

The Sherpa wants to get you out of there pronto. You are a newbie and his job is to get you home. Hats off to him.

I have summited Mt. Everest numerous times...on Youtube videos of course! It is by far the best way to summit this beast of a mountain.

I have watched a lot of Everest videos. This is by far the one that has given me the strongest feeling of what it might be like to be on and climb this great mountain. The summit ridge looks terrifying. If you only had a view. The mountain was really gentle with you. Thanks for including everyone in your experience. What seemed like a tough stroll in the park can turn deadly in the wink of an eye.

With the low crowding, great summit weather day and all, I found this Everest climb video to be the most relatable I’ve ever watched, as far as ‘you are there’ value. Also motivates one to learn and practice their big mountain knot-tying.

You had a good Sherpa going down. Experienced. He knows it is harder for people going down so he clipped you himself and pushed you to get you down as fast as possible.

Your Sherpa was not taking any chances.... "I'm getting my guy off this mountain asap, I'll even do the clipping.... not under my watch is anything happening to Ryan today" 😂😂

no unnecessary bg music senseless commentary, just a pure documented video experience. Great work!

The sound of the crunchy, squeaky snow is extremely satisfying ❄️🏔