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86 Peaks. 86 Days. One Shot.

Luca Fois, former Italian Special Forces soldier, is taking on the Dolomites like never before.

His mission?
Tackle 86 of the Dolomites’ highest peaks – all above 3,000 meters – in less than 86 days.

The Challenge

Conquering 86 peaks of the Dolomites, each over 3 000 meters altitude, in record time.

Current record: 86 peaks in 19 years, held by Beppe Zigiotto.

Luca is aiming to do it in less than 86 days.

The Challenger

Meet Luca Fois.

Former soldier with 20 years in the Italian Army Special Forces, and former trainer at the Special Forces school.

Certified in parachuting, diving, mountaineering, and survival – with advanced skills in hiking, climbing, trail running, navigation, and energy management at high altitude.

Pushing limits at 40+ to prove reinvention is possible. Luca aims to inspire others to embrace change and chase new challenges – no matter their age or background.

The support team

No mission like this goes solo. Backing him up is a trusted team of experts handling training, safety, and support – every step of the way.

Stefano Mozzillo
Trainer

Army Special Forces background.

Expert in endurance performance & tactical medicine.

Tracks Luca’s fitness, nutrition, and peak readiness.

Mike Turconi
Paramedic

NATO-certified Special Ops medic.

Now an advanced paramedic in remote Canada.

Provides medical support on-mountain with telemedicine backup.

Emanuele Chessa
Logistics & Safety

Veteran of both Army and Navy.

Specialist in high-altitude logistics and rescue.

Ensures safety and coordination at every stage.

Backed by 5.11

This mission demands more than grit. Luca and his team are supported with gear that’s made to go the distance.