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Outdoor Research Maximus Jacket - Men's

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Material: (membrane/laminate) Gore-Tex Pro (3-layer), (face fabric) 70D nylon, (membrane/laminate) Gore-Tex Pro Stretch (3-layer), (face fabric) 92% nylon, 8% spandex (70D) Seams: fully taped Fit: trim Length: hip Center Back Length: 31 in Pockets: 2 zippered chest, 2 harness- and pack-compatible handwarmer, 2 stash Hood: yes, adjustable & stowable, Halo closure Venting: TorsoFlo (hem-to-underarm) Claimed Weight: 1 lb 4.6 oz Recommended Use: alpine & expedition, ski mountaineering, climbing, skiing Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime

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K2 (8616m) KA Pakistan (8 616 m / 28 268 ft)

CHOGORI (8616M) K2 the Ultimate Adventure 1954 K2 (8616m) EXPEDITION - Pakistan Karakoram in Turkish language means "Black Rubble". In 1856 A.D. Capt. Montgomerie surveyed a number of peaks in the Baltoro area of the Karakoram from a distance of about 200km. He explored a cluster of high peaks and named them K1, K2, K3 and soon with the prefix "K" for Karakoram. In 1861 A.D. the area was further surveyed by Col. Godwin Austin and recommended K2 as the highest and measured it to be 8619m only three meters more than its official height (1988) of 8616m. Its local name is Chogori, which means the "Great Mountain". Thus, K2, the second highest mountain in the world stands majestically above the combination with the sweeping Godwin Austin Glacier offering an ice highway towards its surface. It was first climbed by Italians. The route to K2 goes through the Baltoro region of Baltistan. There are several high peaks, which are persisted, in the world's largest temperate zone glacier. Only the highest or more prominent ones have been named or climbed. A wonderful nineteen of these peaks stand over 7600m while four of them are 8000meters.