SEASON                  December to February DURATION                Mendoza – Mendoza Currently this trip is available only for private groups, please  Contact us  to receive your customised program with rates Climb the roof of America! Aconcagua is not only the highest peak on the America continent, but also the highest peak in the world outside of the Himalayas. It is also considered the easiest 7,000m peak, meaning you mainly need endurance, good team work and a good acclimatization plan in order to maximize your chances of reaching the summit. And this is exactly what we offer! We have been leading expeditions to Aconcagua since 1984 and we know the mountain and the conditions like the back of our hand. Thanks to our experience and expertise, we are certain that we can provide you with the right strategy to be safe on the mountain and to have a memorable experience. Although climbing Aconcagua is considered technically easy, the altitude and uncertain weather conditions make it physically demanding.

Therefore, we propose a program aimed at maximizing your chances of reaching the summit while providing you with the most enjoyable and enriching experience possible. It is important to keep in mind that, when moving in such high altitudes, the key to success is preserving your physical and mental energy. For this reason, we take one step at a time during this expedition. During the first week, our focus will be on acclimatizing and getting to the base camp in good condition. We will enjoy the hike and use this time to learn about the area, its history, its legends and about ourselves. We will also have plenty of time to take photos. Once we arrive at the base camp, we will have to plan and prepare for the upcoming days on the mountain and, eventually, for the summit day. Your guides will make all the decisions on the mountain, reducing your burden and allowing you to focus your energy on the enjoyment of the journey. – Climb America’s highest mountain, the highest peak outside of the Himalayas.

– Enjoy stunning views from the summit and throughout the entire expedition. Technically easy but physically demanding ascent due to the altitude and uncertain weather conditions. We offer you a program that maximizes your chances of reaching the summit of America’s highest peak. – Organization, logistics and support during the entire ascent.stihl 380 backpack blower price – Private transportation throughout the entire trip.backpack 55x40x23cm – Professional bilingual mountain guide(s) (mountain guide to client ratio: 1/3).domo backpack walmart – Camp staff on the mountain such as a cook and camp assistants.aoking backpack canvas

– Meals and accommodation as mentioned in the itinerary. – Two nights in a 4 (****) star hotel in Mendoza and one night in a Hostería. – Mules for the luggage when required. – High quality communal camping and mountaineering gear including tents as well as full base camp infrastructures and services (such as a large communal tent, toilets, stoves, cooking gear etc.).mec backpack washing instructions – Airport transfers as mentioned in the program.backpack villa de leyva – VHF radio communication. – First aid kit including pulse oximeter. – Satellite phone (on pay per minute basis). – International and/or domestic flights. – Personal equipment (mattress, sleeping bag, backpack and others). – Compulsory travel insurances (accidents, repatriation) and other insurances of any kind (e.g. medical, trip cancellation – strongly recommended).

– Aconcagua permit fee. – Meals in Mendoza and dinner at Puente del Inca or Penitentes. – Any extra costs for early departure. – Porters (may be hired at Plaza de Mulas). – Any service/cost not mentioned in the program. ChileMontaña reserves the right to modify the prices published on this web site when the EURO or the DOLLAR suffers important changes in values. Find Your True Fit When will I get it? When will I get my stuff? "In Stock" means this item is ready to ship. Orders placed before 3pm EST using Ship Speeds of 1-5 Days will ship SAME DAY. Orders using 5-10 day shipping will ship within one business day. "Ship Date" means we'll special-order the product for you and this is the date we expect your shipment to leave our warehouse. "Oversized" means the item is too large for 5-10 Day Shipping and can only be shipped via 4-5 Day Shipping. Additional shipping charges may apply. "Freight" means the item is too large for 5-10 Day Shipping and must be shipped by truck freight for an additional fee.

Someone must be present to accept delivery so we will call to schedule. If you have any questions, please Live Chat one of our sort of smart customer experience personnel. If you are one of the few that enjoy speaking to real human, please call 877-666-7352 or at our shops (MJ$2.50 for discounted items). You are signed up automatically when you give your email address and you’ll earn points as you shop. For full program info, see: Rewards Program Details Add to Wish List The North Face Women's Aconcagua Jacket is a lightweight down jacket for daily life and day hikes in the cold of winter. Puffy enough to let others know you're surrounded by plenty of 550 fill down to make it in the snowy outdoors, but not so much that you're looking like a marshmallow. The diamond shaped baffles keep the down in place while flattering your figure in an active, slimmer fit. Zippered hand pockets are there to shelter your gloves when not on your hands and even hold onto your phone when you're not busy texting your best pal.

A wind flap over the front zipper and elastic cuffs deter drafts from sneaking their way inside, so you can power walk from class to class or hike the snowy trails. Drop the weight but not the warmth with this insulator.Products on Sale are Discontinued Styles or Colors. FEATURES of The North Face Women's Aconcagua JacketPolyester plain-weave fabric with 550 Fill goose down insulation throughout body, 150 g Heatseeker in the sidesBrushed collar liningSecure-zip hand pocketsInternal elastic cuffsSnap-in-compatible integration with complementing garments from The North Face 550 down, 150 g Heatseeker at side panels 50D 83% Polyester, 17% Nylon We only ship this brand to US Addresses. 77 g / m2 Women's Clothing and Outerwear Please note that the Inseam refers to your body measurements, and not the garment size. Product measurements can vary by style. Please check out the product description FEATURES and SPECIFICATIONS for more information. • Hand Circumference: Use a flexible tape and measure the circumference of your hand around the knuckle portion.

• Hand Length: Measure from your wrist to the middle fingertip on the palm side of your hand. The North Face Women's Aconcagua Jacket Reviews - page 2 what year did this version of the Aconcagua jacket come out? Hiya, thanks for your question! This version is from Fall 2015. Any manufacturer warranty for this? Hiya, thanks for the question! Moosejaw has a lifetime return and exchange policy. In addition, the vendor offers a lifetime warranty on all of their products. Manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship are covered. It does not cover wear and tear caused as a result of normal use. Is this jacket waterproof or water resistant? Does it have a hood? Thanks for reaching out to us! While this is one of the coolest jackets we carry, it is neither waterproof nor water resistant. And, no, it does not have a hood. Hope this helped you out! Would this be warm enough to ski in for a few hours, given average cold weather/not below freezing?

You bring up an excellent question. We've had plenty of customers who've used this for skiing, no problem. I'd just recommend layering underneath. Is the black Anaconda jacket shiny? In the pictures it looks that way. But the ones I've seen in the stores are just a regular flat black.TNF Aconcagua Jacket in black is matte finished, but looks glossy in the light. I hope this helps and doesn't confuse! What temperatures is this jacket best suited for?Actually, this coat does not have a temperature rating. In fact, most coats do not have temperature ratings. This is for several reasons. Mainly, it's because warmth is a subjective thing, unique to each person. Not only that, but there are other factors that can affect a person's (jacket's) warmth: wind, humidity, activity level, what else your wearing, etc. However, there are still helpful hints you can use to guide you. Best bet will be to check the insulation. The higher the fill, the warmer the jacket. That should be your basic rule of thumb.