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Questions related to anchors used for climbing sports, such as rock climbing
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How to use a static rope as a tether at the anchor of a top rope climb?
Here is what I have done in the past and have demonstrated for others.
Attach yourself to the tether with a Gri-Gri and tie backup knots beneath you to prevent a catastrophic failure of the Gri-Gri l …
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Lowering other members of a party on belay after rappelling
Here is what I don't like about your plan, the less experienced people will be tying themselves in without you present and the last person won't have a second pair of eyeballs to double check that the …
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What's the proper way to establish a triaxial connection with carabiners?
If you want one point and multiple things to connect to it, then what you do is create a master point with rope or cordellete and attach your carabiners to it.
Usually the master point is a a overhan …
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