General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
belaying seconds on a multipitch	18-Apr-2016 At 4:36:46 PM	One Day Hero
Message
On 14/04/2016 martym wrote: >What is people's preferred method for top belay from the very top - for >example at Point Perp where you have nothing to raise the anchor from? I'm with Keiran on this one. Rig your anchor a fair way back, locate your reverso at a slight depression in the rock (or use sneakers and pack to keep it off the rock), then tie another knot closer to the edge so that you can clip in and watch your second having a bad time on the route you cruised (only because you have it totally wired)

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