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Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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belaying seconds on a multipitch |
15-Apr-2016 At 9:18:21 AM |
bendi
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If the second falls, the belayer will have his leg pinched under the rope. In this photo probably not a big deal, but in other scenarios it can be a big bitch. I always like to be hanging over the edge on a daisy chain or whatever and have the belay device on the focal point nicely positioned over the edge (like hanging belay). Can easily escape belay and in much better position to perform a rescue (z-drag) and its more comfortable and probably have a better view of climber.....If you think hanging there is precarious you probably wouldn't like abseiling over the edge and pulling your ropes down to the start of the climb anyway. |
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