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Chad lost on Fitz Roy
Posted: Feb 16, 2014 11:34 pm EST
Descending Fitz Roy with Jens Holsten, Chad Kellogg was hit by a rock and killed instantly on the evening of Feb 14.
Beyond being one of the world's top climbers always pushing the limits, Chad has been a great friend.
Chad Kellogg and David Gottlieb return to Lunag Ri (6895m), Sep 27, 2013
Everest direct: ExWeb interview with speed climber Chad Kellogg, May 17, 2012
Debrief: Chad Kellogg and David Gottlieb first ascent of Pangbuk Ri,Dec 5, 2011
US speed climber opens new 20 pitch route at Kichatna Spire, Jul 26, 2005
American new routes on China peaks: Chad Kellogg topping the Angry Wife, Nov 18, 2004
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American speed climber Chad Kellogg on previous climb.
courtesy Chad Kellogg, SOURCE
courtesy Chad Kellogg, SOURCE