General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Jumar rigging	23-Dec-2004 At 2:59:49 PM	bapak
Message
Thanks again M8; Have now read the thead you pointed me to = Quote from Single Rope Technique 1977 "Hieblers have long held a reputation for popping off the rope while they are being moved up or when loaded in unusual directions" & difficult to "incorporate into almost any of the popular prusik systems used in caves" (best to have a prusik back up in place with any form of ascender on "whipping ropes" ?) I guess just "popping off" occasionally is better than "popping off regularly" eh ? Steve M :-)

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