General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
belaying seconds on a multipitch	11-Apr-2016 At 9:50:23 AM	mikllaw
Message
It's more common that you'd have to haul a second for a few moves, than have to escape the belay. To tie off second:- You can put a stopper knot well below the ATC and pull a bit of slack through the ATC, then hold on to the rope below the redirect and tie it off in a slippery hitch. To hau:- sit down on ATC while puling up on the rope from redirect to second

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