With Natasa we agreed on Mangart, but the forecast of strong wind bothered us a bit, so we chose a reserve target too. In the morning it didn't look so bad and we went, still able to turn back anytime, we thought. We started just before the first tunnel of the Mangart road, there was no strong wind and we went by the summer marked path. Snow mostly held well, we crossed slopes to the ruins, and continued to the saddle. Surprisingly under the saddle almost no wind was blowing, higher "curtains" were visible. Under the first cables of the Italian path we equipped ourselves completely, windblown snow, hard but very good for walking, also crossing the north side no dangerous cornices, but at the crossing to Slovenia it pulled strongly, as shown by the abundant "rola", to the summit no special issues, snow was dry all the time, so we went within the summer path frame and no need to the ridge. On the top we had nowhere to shelter from the wind, so we quickly descended a bit lower, where in the windless area under the rock we enjoyed a longer break while admiring the mountains. Further descent without issues, only lower, still above the saddle, occasional fog enveloped us, which the wind persistently pushed from the north. Lower we descended via Mesnovka, where there was still plenty of powder. Beautiful, somewhat windy day, nothing unusual in winter.
P.S.
on descent I found above the cables of the Italian path ice axe diamir axion, owner can contact me at ZS.