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Secure it between KARHU's fat,longchamp online store, which release under the ball of the foot in touring mode so you don't have to fight against boot flex and spring-loaded heel cables with every step. Athletes Share This Share Tweet Text Email Get Free Outside Updates goes from a thick monofilament to a gossamer thin strand that wont spook a trout when it hits the water. On a rainy late afternoon,deep red longchamp le pliage,m. a crowd had already gathered and was in a heckling mood He addressed them while taking in oxygen through a nose tube and looking frail "Please sit please sit" a handler said "Put some more chile in his soup" somebody shouted "Turn off his oxygen and see if he notices" somebody else yelled to much laughter The minister spoke for an hour saying that the government had agreed to let the expeditions roll their $10000 permits into another year a step that would make the shutdown a little less costly for clients He told them he would put their 13-point charter in front of the cabinet It was hardly a capitulation but hed shown up and that was something After Acharya left the expeditions began packing up In an ironic turn the lone group of Sherpas actually employed by the government the Icefall Doctors were the only ones required to stay though they stopped maintaining the route Climbing ceased almost entirely but not quite An American woman named Cleo Weidlich vowed to complete her solo climb of Lhotse which shares the route up to Camp III with Everest "I refuse to give in to the pressures of the Everest mafia" she proclaimed on her Facebook page at the end of April During the second week of May she and Wang Jing owner and director of a large Chinese outdoor-gear retail chain choppered to Camp II to begin their climbs Jing made it to the top of Everest in late May but Weidlich abandoned her Lhotse attempt deciding that you cant truly say youve climbed a mountain if youve flown halfway up it After the helicopter assists to Camp II the government launched an investigation into the lawfulness of the flights As the politics of Base Camp played out in April several outfitters especially HimExs Russell Brice made their case that helicopters should be used to ferry gear over the Khumbu Icefall Its a move that could lead to fewer Sherpa deaths But such a policy might also result in less work for them more helicopter crashes and widespread condemnation from climbing purists who think the mountain has already been brought low for the sake of commercial clients In the aftermath of the avalanche half a dozen organizations raised nearly a million dollars to benefit the families of the 16 Sherpas who died In addition to Ogwyns $100000 a group of photographers from National Geographic and Outside raised $450000 and there were major efforts by the American Alpine Club the Juniper Fund the American Himalayan Foundation and a Japanese climbing team Most of the charities have pledged that all of the funds will directly benefit the families of the men who died I was involved with the photographers effort and half of that will go to families who lost climberseither this year or in years past The rest will pay for programs at the Khumbu Climbing Center which trains Sherpas in safety and mountain rescue In the wake of past accidents like those in 1996 and in 2012when six clients and guides died over a two-day periodclimbing Everest has only got more popular since risk is part of the allure But the impact of 2014 may be different in part because of the political fault lines revealed so starkly in Base Camp People who are saving up for the experience of a lifetime may have second thoughts about forking over upwards of $100000 after airfare and gear purchases when theres no guarantee theyll even set foot on the mountain So far very few climbers have gotten any money back The outfitters had already spent most of it moving equipment onto the mountain and paying guides and workers And while its true that climbers may have a second chance to use their permits in the next five years theyll also have to pay the other Everest bills again And make no mistake: some climbers are angry "We have been screwed by the Sherpas" said Damien Francois a 49-year-old Belgian who paid $28000 to climb with an outfitter called Ever Quest Expeditions "We are the hand that feeds the whole business so without us no operators Without operators no jobs for the Sherpas or their workers But then were told Go home and come back next year " Francois who says hes writing a book about the 2014 "mess" said he tried to speak out about all this at Base Camp but was told to shut up The meeting between Nepalese government delegation and Sherpa mountain guides near Everest base camp captured by Alpenglow Expeditions' Adrian Ballinger Photo: Adrian Ballinger/AP Among outfitter
