Keyword: mountaineering
Tip: This is how you choose the optimal ski length
We'll show you where to put the measuring tape for the optimal ski length for ski touring, freeride and Co. We show you where to put the measuring tape for the optimal ski length for ski touring, freeride and the like.
Choking in a tent: you should know that
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It is a truism that the tent always has to be open while cooking - and one that is often ignored. When it is too cold or windy, mountaineers pull the zipper of the tent completely closed. They ignore the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. We show what you should pay attention to.
Summit dispute broke out in the Alps: 150 billboards installed
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A summit dispute has broken out in the Graubünden mountains. A Swiss bank has installed billboards on 150 peaks - the nature conservation organization Mountain Wilderness is declaring war on the campaign. We spoke to both sides.
Trend reversal at K2: large commercial teams on the mountain for the first time
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demanding and dangerous to be approached on a large scale by commercial providers. That seems to be changing now.
Basic knowledge of pimples: types, standards and sizes
Pimples serve as a belay device and as a walking aid. But not all ice pimples are the same - completely different equipment is used at light full speed than for ice climbing. We take a closer look at the most important differences.
Despite a corpse found at K2 - winter experiment remains a mystery
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While trying to make the second winter ascent of K2, the three climbers Ali Sadpara, John Snorri and Juan Pablo Mohr went missing last February. Now the bodies have been found. What is certain is that the three died in the descent. Were you on the summit before? And what was their undoing?
Alpinist fatally injured on the Aletschhorn
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On Saturday morning, August 14, 2021, a French alpinist fell while descending from the Aletschhorn over the south face. The rescue workers could only rescue the man dead.
Speed records in alpinism: why, why, why?
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In the intoxication of speed at record times. Why do you do that? How high are the risks - and how can they be limited? Christian Penning spoke to four mountaineers about the subject of speed.
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5 perfect autumn climbing spots in Tyrol with sixth and seventh levels of difficulty
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