General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
belaying seconds on a multipitch	22-Apr-2016 At 7:32:38 PM	rolsen1
Message
Just being contrary... I much prefer to belay off the harness. The belay device doesn't move around so it is much easier to take in slack, especially when the second is moving fast. Easy to use your legs to take some of the weight off the anchors, if needed. Better belaying means less chance something will go wrong.

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