General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Solo Aiding a beginners intro	11-Mar-2010 At 9:59:31 PM	robertsonja
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On 11/03/2010 bl@ke wrote: >Ok here is a bit of a late question but anyway. When aid soloing there >is no rope drag, so is it ok to not use quickdraws and just single krabs? >This seems like a good idea as it could reduce weight, but a number 0 RP >pops, the rope tightens and because i only have single krabs on my gear >the rope tightening rips out some of my gear and a fall further. Likely >to happen? should i carry a few quickdraws to extend pieces that could >be poped out in the event of a fall? > >Thanks Being in the field of consultancy, let me just say..... "well, it all depends".

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