Ultimate Survival Technologies Strikeforce Firestarter
Ultimate Survival Technologies
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Material: 100D ripstop nylon Volume: 1220 cu in Support/Suspension: padded back panel Shoulder Straps: padded mesh, sternum strap Waist Belt: yes, webbing Hydration Compatible: yes, attachment points Reservoir Included: no Access: front panel Pockets: 1 crampon, 1 climbing skins, 2 shoulder strap, shovel / probe Ski Carry: yes, Wire Xpress, two pairs Ice Axe Carry: yes Claimed Weight: 16.01 oz Recommended Use: ski mountaineering, backcountry ski racing, touring Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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Kilimanjaro (5 895 m / 19 341 ft)
September 28, 2010 Spanish athlete Kílian Jornet Burgada set a world record ascent in 5 hours 23 minutes and 50 seconds via Umbwe route. The descent was started immediately, and the he finished in Mweka, setting a record of descent-ascent from the park gate to the top of the mountain and back - up to 7 hours and 14 minutes. The previous record belonged to Andrey Puchinin from Kazakhstan - in 2009 in 5 hours 24 minutes 40 seconds via Marangu route.
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If you hear that climbing Kilimanjaro is a piece of cake, don’t believe it. I climbed it at least 15 times (and it is only un...
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