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Belaying is the process of holding the end of a climbing rope to catch a climber should they fall. A belay is the stance used when belaying. Belaying requires techniques and equipment to feed (or take in when top roping) the rope to the ascending climber, catch a climber should they fall and lower a climber from the top of a climb. Use this tag for questions that discuss the various methods for belaying, belaying devices being used or belaying techniques.
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Alternating between twin and half rope technique
Is it possible to change within one pitch the climbing style from twin to half rope mode or vice versa? The assumption is that the ropes are certified as twin and half ropes.
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Dynamic belaying in trad climbing
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they say at 10:49 that you should forget dynamic belaying in trad climbing, because falling more causes more stress on the gear.
Is this correct? … In my understand dynamic belaying should reduce stress on bolts, pitons, cams,... …
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How can a team of 2 or 3 safely traverse a narrow, exposed snow ridge?
Assume a team of 2-3 people intend to traverse a very exposed ridge at altitude. What are the main hazards and how can they be mitigated?
The type of ridge in question is covered in snow (various typ …
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