I Skied Down Mount Everest No Oxygen | Andrzej Bargiel

Mount Everest, the highest point on earth, stands at 8,849 meters. The southeast ridge in Nepal is a treacherous spot for any climber. Her goal is to climb the world's highest mountain and ski down. He attempts this feat all without supplemental oxygen. For the summit push, he is supported by an experienced guide. We need to traverse this ridge carefully. Watch your footing on the ice. Got it. We are close to the summit now. Keep going. I can see the top. We are almost there. At 3.17 pm, the summit is finally reached. We made it. We actually made it. Great job. You did it. Now, the dangerous descent begins. The lead climber waits to make sure his partner is safe. Above 8,000 meters, the climber remains in the high-altitude zone. Breathing is difficult and every movement is exhausting. Survival here is limited to a few hours. The climber has already spent many hours in this zone. The climber finally reaches the camp safe and successful.