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Matthew Moniz is one of the most accomplished young american alpinists, having completed all US High Points by the age of 12. Matt was nominated Ultimate Adventurers of 2010 by National Geographic.
It was a climb to Everest Base Camp at 17,200 feet and a summit of Kala Patar at 18,501 feet in April of 2007 at the age of 9 that ignited Matt’s enthusiasm for high-altitude alpine climbing. Matt set a lifetime goal to summit the seven highest peaks in each continent (known as the “Seven Summits”).
He also set a world record by becoming the youngest person to summit Cerro Aconcagua, the highest point in the Americas. Recently, Matt completed a record-setting speed ascent of all fifty United State’s High Points. Since 2009, Matt has exclusively worn Zamberlan® boots on all his expeditions.
"Of course, I climb, and climbing is important to me. I also like to travel, write, take photographs and tell stories. I feel like I am just at the beginning of these adventures, although I have already climbed many walls and mountains. Climbing fascinates me; the intensity of experience, the variety of nature around me on the mountains, the challenges, the loneliness, the friendships, and the way people can be overcome by their climbing passion and adventures. I could say more, but it’s sometimes better to leave things unsaid. We can only know half truth, since most of the truth about people and events remains unspoken, and unknown...".
Last climb: new route on the Great Trango Tower (2013).
Mattia Vettorello is an adventurer, photographer and story-teller inspired by nature and was born in Conegliano (Italy) in 1990.
His travelling life started when he went to Australia looking for new ideas and challenges. He returned back home full of ambitions that led him to graduate with 110 cum laude in November 2013 at the Faculty of Industrial Design at the University of Republic of San Marino.
In November 2014 he created the project FROSTSCAPE that aims to be a photography space where instances caught all around the world are frozen and shared with travel-lovers and The project’s heart is also to expand the well-known discovery of the “traditional way” to do things that are about to be lost.
The name comes from the union between Frost+Escape which means “never stop exploring, be curious”.
Matthew Moniz is one of the most accomplished young american alpinists, having completed all US High Points by the age of 12. Matt was nominated Ultimate Adventurers of 2010 by National Geographic.
It was a climb to Everest Base Camp at 17,200 feet and a summit of Kala Patar at 18,501 feet in April of 2007 at the age of 9 that ignited Matt’s enthusiasm for high-altitude alpine climbing. Matt set a lifetime goal to summit the seven highest peaks in each continent (known as the “Seven Summits”).
He also set a world record by becoming the youngest person to summit Cerro Aconcagua, the highest point in the Americas. Recently, Matt completed a record-setting speed ascent of all fifty United State’s High Points. Since 2009, Matt has exclusively worn Zamberlan® boots on all his expeditions.
"Of course, I climb, and climbing is important to me. I also like to travel, write, take photographs and tell stories. I feel like I am just at the beginning of these adventures, although I have already climbed many walls and mountains. Climbing fascinates me; the intensity of experience, the variety of nature around me on the mountains, the challenges, the loneliness, the friendships, and the way people can be overcome by their climbing passion and adventures. I could say more, but it’s sometimes better to leave things unsaid. We can only know half truth, since most of the truth about people and events remains unspoken, and unknown...".
Last climb: new route on the Great Trango Tower (2013).
Mattia Vettorello is an adventurer, photographer and story-teller inspired by nature and was born in Conegliano (Italy) in 1990.
His travelling life started when he went to Australia looking for new ideas and challenges. He returned back home full of ambitions that led him to graduate with 110 cum laude in November 2013 at the Faculty of Industrial Design at the University of Republic of San Marino.
In November 2014 he created the project FROSTSCAPE that aims to be a photography space where instances caught all around the world are frozen and shared with travel-lovers and The project’s heart is also to expand the well-known discovery of the “traditional way” to do things that are about to be lost.
The name comes from the union between Frost+Escape which means “never stop exploring, be curious”.