Eight-thousander - Verified Climbers Who Have Reached The Summit of All 14 Eight-thousanders

Verified Climbers Who Have Reached The Summit of All 14 Eight-thousanders

Field 02 lists people who have climbed all 14 without bottled oxygen.

Order
accomplished		 All without
O2 (order)		 Name Period born at age Nationality
1 1 Reinhold Messner 1970–1986 1944 42 Italian
2 Jerzy Kukuczka 1979–1987 1948 39 Polish
3 2 Erhard Loretan 1982–1995 1959 36 Swiss
4 Carlos Carsolio 1985–1996 1962 33 Mexican
5 Krzysztof Wielicki 1980–1996 1950 46 Polish
6 3 Juanito Oiarzabal 1985–1999 1956 43 Spanish
7 Sergio Martini 1983–2000 1949 51 Italian
8 Young-Seok Park 1993–2001 1963 38 Korean
9 Hong-Gil Um 1988–2001 1960 40 Korean
10 4 Alberto Iñurrategi 1991-2002 1968 33 Spanish
11 Wang-Yong Han 1994–2003 1966 37 Korean
12 5 Ed Viesturs 1989–2005 1959 46 American
13 6 Silvio Mondinelli 1993–2007 1958 49 Italian
14 7 Ivan Vallejo 1997–2008 1959 49 Ecuador
15 8 Denis Urubko 2000–2009 1973 35 Kazakhstan
16 Ralf Dujmovits 1990–2009 1961 47 German
17 9 Veikka Gustafsson 1993–2009 1968 41 Finnish
18 Andrew Lock 1993–2009 1961 48 Australian
19 10 João Garcia 1993–2010 1967 43 Portuguese
20 Piotr Pustelnik 1990–2010 1951 58 Polish
21 Edurne Pasaban 2001–2010 1973 36 Spanish
22 Abele Blanc 1992–2011 1954 56 Italian
23 Mingma Sherpa 2000–2011 1978 33 Nepal
24 11 Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner 1998–2011 1970 40 Austria
25 Vassily Pivtsov 2001–2011 1975 36 Kazakhstan
26 12 Maxut Zhumayev 2001–2011 1977 34 Kazakhstan
27 Jae-Soo Kim 2000–2011 1961 50 Korean
28 13 Mario Panzeri 1988–2012 1964 48 Italian
29 Hirotaka Takeuchi 1995–2012 1971 41 Japanese

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