General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Cordelette quandary	5-Jun-2007 At 2:27:10 PM	J Qui
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Westie Yes mate, that is exactly what I saw. Same as your set up, with a fig 8 at both ends (each fig 8 clipped in to the outside anchors, and the single strand clipped through the middle anchor. This is then drawn down to form your W (used just like a webolette), totalling four strands to equalise rather than six strands. This variation appears to be less bulky and cumbersome to equalise and belay from...and faster too. I assume that you believe this variation to be just as safe? Thanks for that Westie. Jase

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