General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
belaying seconds on a multipitch	13-Apr-2016 At 11:01:26 PM	mikllaw
Message
On 13/04/2016 southcol wrote: >I would go for second top pic in yellow, but why only lower off one anchor >point rather than the equalized point the belayer is connected to? or back >up the lower off point to other points, especially for some trad anchor/directional >set ups. Balance the load. A second is body weight only, if your belay is so poor that you can't lower a bod off half of it, start downclimbing pronto. Certainly don't lead above it

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