SummitClimb Ama Dablam 2007: Ama Dablam Expedition Update

Your browser does not support our navigational script. This site requires browsers IE or Netscape in a version 4.0 or higher.

   Home
   Today's News
   8000 Meters Facts
   Banners Ads
   Bookstore
   Classified Ads
   Climb for Peace
   Contact

   Downloads
   Educational
   Expeditions
   Facts
   Games
   Gear
   History
   Interviews

Mailing List
Media

   Medical
   News (current)
   News Archives
   Sat Phones
   Search
   Seven Summits
   Snowboard
   Speakers
   Students
   Readers Guide
   Risks

Trip Reports
Visitor Agreement

Volunteer/help

SummitClimb Ama Dablam 2007: Ama Dablam Expedition Update

Jay reports in again (click here to listen)

Ama Dablam

Earlier: Jay reports in live (click here to listen)

Earlier: Dear Everestnews Readers, Thank you for following the progress of our expedition. The team is now in Namche Bazar at 3400m enjoying a rest day. Namche is the Sherpa capital and has a permanent population of around 800. It's a awesome place, precariously situated in a bowl on the side of a mountain, with brilliant views of Kwande and Thamserku!

We enjoyed a fun night last night. We met up with a trekking group from South Africa. They'd just returned from Everest Basecasmp and were celebrating their success in the Cafe Danfe Bar. Of course we felt obligated to join them....

Tomorrow we leave for Pangboche at 3900m, after that, we will be switching to voice dispatches, as there is no email access beyond Namche Bazar. Just click on the link and listen to the voice file (EverestNews will show you how and publish all the dispatches). We will attempt to send them every day once we are in basecamp and on the mountain.

Thank you for following our expedition, From Jay Reilly and Summitclimb.

Millet One Sport Everest Boot 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.

A cold weather, high altitude double boot for extreme conditions The Olympus Mons is the perfect choice for 8000-meter peaks. This super lightweight double boot has a PE thermal insulating inner boot that is coupled with a thermo-reflective outer boot with an integrated gaiter. We used a super insulating lightweight PE outsole to keep the weight down and the TPU midsole is excellent for crampon compatibility and stability on steep terrain. WEIGHT: 39.86 oz � 1130 g LAST: Olympus Mons CONSTRUCTION: Inner: Slip lasted Outer: Board Lasted OUTER BOOT: Cordura� upper lined with dual-density PE micro-cellular thermal insulating closed cell foam and thermo-reflective aluminium facing/ Insulated removable footbed/ Vibram� rubber rand See more here.

Atlas snowshoes

Black Diamond

Edelweiss ropes
Eureka Tents

Granite Gear

Harnesses
Headlamps

Helly Hansen

HornyToad
Ice Axes

Kavu Eyewear

Kong

Life is Good

Lowa

Lowe Alpine

Mountain Hardwear

Mountainsmith

MSR

New England Ropes

Outdoor Research
Patagonia

Princeton Tec

Royal Robbins

Seattle Sports

Serius
Sleeping Bags

Sterling Rope

Teva

   Trekking Poles
   Yaktrax
   and more here

Send email to

• Copyright© 1998-2005 EverestNews.com
All rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Disclaimer, Privacy Policy, Visitor Agreement, Legal Notes: Read it