X7 2013
X7, the name is a program: Seven athletes have the goal to climb the seven highest summits of the seven Alpine countries – and this exclusively ‘by fair means’, that means only with your own muscle power. By bike, by foot and with the skis starting from the valley no matter what weather condition will be. It was unlikely that there would be seven days of sunshine , – but that it actually would start that bad. To fight adverse weather conditions might awake your animal spirits. Seven guys added one more piece- they were rushing into the winterly nature of high peaks. In seven days up to the seven most powerful mountains in Alpine countries. Starting from the valley. Project X7.
Weitere Expeditionen
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Spantik Speed Project
High-altitude mountains are not a popular destination for ski expeditions. Very few people practice this sub-discipline of skiing, and their attention usually focuses on eight-thousanders.
18. November 2024 -
Speed Expedition on Dhaulagiri VII (7,246 M) 2019
Speed mountaineer and DYNAFIT managing director Benedikt “Bene” Böhm climbed Dhaulagiri VII in Nepal on Oct. 15 in new record time. The 42-year-old started his speed ascent from base camp at 4,903 meters (16,086 feet). He only needed 6 hours and 6 minutes to reach the summit at 7,246 m (23,773 feet).
16. October 2019 -
Speed Transalp Nonstop
On March 9th and 10th 2019 Böhm crossed over the Alps from north to south with no stop on his touring-skis in only 28 hours and 45 minutes.
11. March 2019 -
Mount Damavand 2018
From sea level up to 5.671 meters above sea level with a distance of 130 km – with one push.
9. April 2018
