8000M CLUB

30/05/2026

First Russian Women to climb Everest Without Oxygen
A huge congratulations to Nikol on an extraordinary achievement, becoming the first Russian woman to climb Everest without supplemental oxygen.
Nikol reached the summit on 27 May with Nimsdai, demonstrating exceptional strength, determination, and resilience. Climbing Everest is a remarkable challenge in itself, but doing so without oxygen takes the difficulty to an entirely different level and requires years of experience, preparation, and mental fortitude.
Over the years, she has achieved incredible success, including completing the 14 Peaks, the Seven Summits and the South Pole with us.
After successfully climbing Manaslu without oxygen last year, she has now added Everest without oxygen to her growing list of world class achievements.
We are incredibly proud to have supported your journey and honored to have shared so many adventures together. Congratulations on yet another inspiring accomplishment.

29/05/2026

🏔️🇳🇵 Congratulations to Nims Dai on another historic achievement as he marks his 54th successful 8,000m summit in total! 🙌🏽🙏🏽

As expedition leader, Nims Dai once again led from the front — being the first one out of the tent, ensuring all climbers were fed, properly geared up, and that the Sherpa crew was fully prepared for the summit push.

On 27th May 2026, he successfully summited Mount Everest without supplemental oxygen ✔️ — another extraordinary milestone in high-altitude mountaineering history.

Your leadership, endurance, humility, and determination continue to inspire climbers around the world. A proud moment for Nepal and the global mountaineering community! 👏🏔️✨

📸 Pic Credit: Nims Dai FB

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24/05/2026

24/05/2026

17/05/2026

🏔️ The Everest Man Does It Again! 🇳🇵
Massive congratulations to the legendary Kami Rita Sherpa (56) on his historic 32nd successful ascent of Mt. Everest (Sagarmatha) on 17 May 2026, once again extending his own world record for the highest number of Everest summits in history.

Kami Rita reached the summit this morning at 10:12 AM, continuing an extraordinary journey that began in 1994. For more than three decades, he has shown unmatched strength, dedication, and passion for the mountains, inspiring climbers and adventure lovers around the world.

Known globally as the true symbol of Everest, Kami Rita Sherpa is not only Nepal’s national climbing hero but also one of the greatest high-altitude mountaineers of all time. His consistency, experience, and humility continue to inspire the global mountaineering community year after year.

Wishing him a safe descent back to Base Camp and looking forward to welcoming him again in Kathmandu. 🙏

📷: Kami Rita Sherpa FB

06/05/2026

🏔️ Khumbu Icefall Update – Everest 2026

Earlier today in the Khumbu Icefall, an avalanche struck during route fixing, burying a Sherpa from another team.

Our Summit Force Everest Expedition Team responded immediately—acting swiftly in a high-risk environment—and successfully rescued him. He has since been safely evacuated to Kathmandu for medical treatment.

This is a powerful reminder that the mountains are unpredictable and unforgiving, demanding constant awareness and respect. At the same time, it highlights the strength and unity of the climbing community—when it matters most, we stand together.

Deep respect to the Icefall Doctors and all route-fixing teams. Your courage and dedication make every expedition possible.

Wishing him a full and speedy recovery. 🙏

📸 Credit:

03/05/2026

Khumbu Icefall


Video Credit: Sonam Lama

01/05/2026

Crossing a long ladder through the Khumbu Icefall on the way to Camp II—where focus and balance are everything.



🎥 Credit: Mingma G

01/05/2026

Everest Khumbu Icefall

Video By: Imagine Nepal

30/04/2026

Before climbers move forward, someone must create the way.
In the Khumbu Icefall, ladders are placed step by step to make the impossible possible.

Route now open to Camp II.

🎥 Credit: Mingma D Sherpa