General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Xtreme Canada	25-May-2012 At 1:47:40 PM	Andrew_M
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On 25/05/2012 citationx wrote: >On 24/05/2012 Wollemi wrote: >>Interesting to see them roped up on the narrow ridge. Is it a valid >technique >>that if one falls, then the other jumps down the opposing side? As a non guiding technique, roping together is common in the European Alps for ridge ascents. It all depends on some pretty quick reflexes though and if you get it wrong or are not quick enough then you both go over.

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