Cybercasts

Farewell from Team Super-Trained!

Posted on February 2, 2018

Team Super-Trained Wraps up Cerro San Lorenzo Expedition

Posted on February 1, 2018


Team Super-Trained On Return Trip after Tough Weather

Posted on January 31, 2018

Team Super-Trained Hoping Wind Holds Out for Summit Bid Tomorrow

Posted on January 29, 2018

Cerro San Lorenzo Team Super-Trained at Paso La Corniza

Posted on January 28, 2018


Cerro San Lorenzo Cybercasts Archives

 

CYBERCASTS

Alpine Ascents provides family and friends the opportunity to follow our climbs as they proceed. Utilizing state-of-the-art technology, we receive regular audio dispatches from the climbers and post them on our website. Not only does one feel the excitement of watching a team as it moves up the mountain, the archived cybercasts provide an excellent resource and learning tool when researching expeditions. Enjoy the show!

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Cerro San Lorenzo was an awesome expedition on so many levels. Can’t thank all of you enough for making this trip happen. It was evident from the beginning that a tremendous amount of thought and planning took place before we even arrived in Balmaceda.

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    Gear Review: Fozzils Bowls

    By Mike Hawkins It has been a long day – one of the most demanding climbing days you have ever experienced. Your legs are wrecked. Your back is sore and you have small bruises on your hips from your hipbelt. You have sunscreen caked into every nook and cranny, but even that didn’t keep you […]

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    Gear Review: The North Face Phantom 50 pack

    By Mike Hawkins “Man, this is a really great pack…” I said it over and over for months until my wife had finally had enough of it. She had to get one for herself.  While 50 liters is a little small for most multi-day mountaineering and winter ski tours, the small size is plenty versatile […]

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    Kick Cold to the Curb: Keep Your Hands and Feet Warm on Your Climb

    By Val Peckarsky Regardless of past matrimonial experiences, we have all experienced cold feet at one point or another. As mountaineers, with our penchant for traveling willingly into extreme conditions at high altitudes, we frequently find ourselves on the frontlines of the battle against allowing our extremities to become too cold. Cold-related injuries vary greatly […]

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