In all seriousness, footwear is one of those critical items that will make or break a team as they push higher and higher. As a result, as we continue upwards we will be donning more rugged footwear along the way. Below is a brief outline of the equipment used at different stages of this effort:
For the trek to Base Camp from Lukla: Trail Runner/ Low Rise Hiking Boots





To keep firmly affixed to the slopes, I have two sets of crampons- one as a main, one as a backup set in case the main break. I also have an assortment of miscellaneous nuts and bolts to use as a repair kit if need be. The mains are Grivel G-12 New-Matic crampons and the backup set are my tried and true Black Diamond Contact Strap crampons. Both come equipped with anti-balling plates and support straps.



1 comment:
Hi,
Can you rely to tibet8201@hotmail.com please? (not yahoo).
I am off to Everest in two months using Intuition liners. Can you give me some feedback on the use of intuition liners? I am a bit nervous using them myself- in case they are not warm enough. I cannot fit into Millets !! Love your photos. Bruce G USA
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