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SympaTex and JEEP fully support the 2012 "Sixth Season Great Tibetan Crossing" event

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — The journey covered over 9,000 kilometers with an altitude gain of more than 12,000 meters, temperatures ranging from above zero to minus 40 degrees, and a climate shift from Qinghai to Chengdu. The route traversed four geographical and climatic zones, enduring fierce winds, heavy rain, hail, and sandstorms. Participants gazed at the summit from Everest Base Camp and experienced the devout kora around Mount Kailash...
       The journey covered over 9,000 kilometers
       The altitude gain was over 12,000 meters
       Temperatures ranged from above zero to minus 40 degrees
       Starting from Qinghai and ending in Chengdu, crossing four geographical and climatic zones
       Enduring fierce winds, heavy rain, hail, and sandstorms
       Gazing at the summit from Everest Base Camp
       Experiencing the devout kora around Mount Kailash
       From September 12 to October 15, 2012, under the full sponsorship of SympaTex and JEEP XP, over 30 outdoor enthusiasts, led by the Tibet Off-Road Forum, completed the "Sixth Season Great Tibetan Crossing" event.
        The gathering point was Xining in Qinghai. The team entered Tibet via the Qinghai-Tibet Highway, arrived in Lhasa, and then drove clockwise along the Ali Loop, passing Yamdrok Lake and Gyantse Dzong on the way to Everest Base Camp. From there, they headed west to explore the magical Tsada Clay Forest and the ancient Guge Kingdom. They performed a sacred kora ritual at Mount Kailash, then crossed the uninhabited northern Tibet region from Shiquanhe eastward, speeding through the vast and lonely landscape alongside wild asses and Tibetan antelopes. After returning to Lhasa from Namtso Lake, they exited Tibet via the Sichuan-Tibet Highway and completed the entire journey in Chengdu.
       As the official sponsors, SympaTex and JEEP XP provided all 30 team members with a complete set of waterproof and windproof jacket and pants, helping them maintain peak performance in Tibet’s harsh environment and withstand sudden weather changes such as strong winds, heavy rain, hail, and sandstorms. The 100% waterproof and windproof SympaTex fabric endured rigorous tests in various environments and weather conditions. After more than 44 days of long-distance trekking, the product's performance proved to be durable and reliable, while its excellent breathability was unanimously praised by the participants.
       As a world-renowned manufacturer of high-tech fabrics, SympaTex has been providing outstanding textile technologies and materials to clothing manufacturers globally. Over the past 20 years of continuous effort, SympaTex has successfully sold its products to over 70 countries and regions. The high-tech fabrics processed with SympaTex technology are 100% waterproof, 100% windproof, 100% recyclable, and feature exceptional breathability. SympaTex not only offers premium textile products but also holds a deep respect for nature. Its products can naturally degrade in the environment, breaking down into carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. Even when incinerated, the waste does not produce harmful perfluorocarbons.
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