Dale of Norway St. Moritz Sweater - Men's
Dale of Norway
English
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Climbing Equipment
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- Webbing and Cord
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Footwear
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Personal Equipment
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Camping Equipment
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Headwear
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Technical Clothing
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Material: 75D polyester Dimensions: (regular) 20 x 72 x 2 in, (large) 25 x 77 x 2 in, (extra-large) 30 x 77 x 2 in Rolled Size: (regular) 21 x 5 in, (large) 26 x 5.1 in, (extra-large) 31 x 5.3 in R-Value: 5 Shape: rectangular Pump: no Self-Inflating: yes Stuff Sack: yes Claimed Weight: (regular) 2 lb 6 oz, (large) 3 lb 3 oz, (extra-large) 3 lb 11 oz Recommended Use: car camping, base camp Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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Lhotse (8 516 m / 27 940 ft)
Prior to 1953, there are wasn’t any attempts to climb Lhotse, because the mountain was mistaken for "south peak of Everest. In fact, its name translates from Tibetan – as “South Peak”. Lhotse Middle was first climbed in 2001 by three groups of Russian climbers. At the time it was the last unclimbed named eight-thousand- metre summit.
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