Rab Expedition 1000 Sleeping Bag: -22 Degree Down
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Length: 135 cm Collapsed Length: 36 cm Shaft: 7075 aluminum alloy Tip: carbide Included Baskets: yes, trekking Claimed Weight: 14.1 oz Recommended Use: trail running, trekking Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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Mount Sidley (4 285 m / 14 058 ft)
Mount Sidley was first climbed in 1990 by New Zealander Bill Atkinson and saw it’s second ascent in 2010 by an ANI guided party of four. The ANI team established a new route up the east ridge and traversed all three summits. In 2013 the next expedition took its place - Russian girl Olga Rumyantseva along with two other expedition members. She was summiting Sidley while performing her 7 volcanoes program.
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