Jeff Lowe

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Jeff Lowe was an influential American alpinist and ice climber renowned for his visionary, technically demanding ascents and major contributions to modern climbing techniques and equipment.

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instanceOf alpinist
human
ice climber
mountaineer
authored Ice World: Techniques and Experiences of Modern Ice Climbing
awardReceived Piolet d’Or Lifetime Achievement Award
causeOfDeath complications of a neurodegenerative disease
climbedIn Alaska Range
Alps
Canadian Rockies
Himalayas
Utah canyon country
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1950-09-13
dateOfDeath 2018-08-24
designed Lowe Alpine climbing hardware
Lowe Alpine packs
Lowe Tri-cam protection
founded Latok Mountain Gear
Lowe Alpine Systems
genre mountaineering literature
languageOfWorkOrName English
madeFirstAscentOf Ames Ice Hose (Colorado, ice route)
Bridalveil Falls (Telluride, Colorado, difficult ice route)
Metanoia (Eiger North Face, Switzerland)
Octopussy (Vail, Colorado, mixed route)
various testpiece ice and mixed climbs in Colorado and Utah
memberOf Lowe family of climbers
notableFor contributions to modern climbing equipment
innovations in climbing protection and gear design
pioneering modern ice climbing techniques
popularizing mixed climbing competitions
visionary and technically demanding alpine ascents
notableWork Metanoia route on the Eiger North Face
occupation alpinist
climbing equipment designer
ice climber
mountaineer
organized Ouray Ice Festival
linked to: Ouray Ice Park
pioneered fast-and-light alpine style in North America
modern leashless ice climbing
placeOfBirth Ogden, Utah, United States of America
linked to: Ogden, Utah
placeOfDeath Fort Collins, Colorado, United States of America
residence Colorado, United States of America
linked to: Colorado

Utah, United States of America
linked to: Utah
role founder of Ouray Ice Festival
sibling Greg Lowe
Mike Lowe
sport alpine climbing
ice climbing
rock climbing

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