The team will also be equipped with ThruDark summit suits and gear, engineered from durable, high-performance materials—including innovative fabrics made from recycled sources including discarded fishing nets, helping to combat ocean pollution and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

The Mission: Everest team is comprised of two SAS and two SBS former soldiers, Kevin Godlington, Veterans Minister Colonel Al Carns, Major Garth Miller, and Anthony “Staz” Stazicker.

The expedition’s ambitious goal is to raise £1 million for Veterans charities, amongst them Scotty’s Little Soldiers, a charity that provides vital support to bereaved children and young people who have lost a parent in the British Armed Forces. All support to this record-breaking mission should be directed through GiveWheel: https://gvwhl.com/K5UYU

Matthew Stone, CEO of Teysha Technologies, said:

“Mountaineering is a pursuit that depends on the preservation of nature, yet climbing equipment has long relied on materials that damage our mountains and wilderness areas.

“We are proud to play our part in Mission Everest by providing a high-performance, nature-based alternative to plastic—tackling a critical environmental challenge while supporting the incredible work of Scotty’s Little Soldiers.”