General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Multiptich anchor question	30-Sep-2010 At 10:48:26 PM	gordoste
Message
On 30/09/2010 kieranl wrote: >IMHO, un-tying and re-tying the rope is not a good practice for changing >ends, especially for novices who are still trying to work out which end >is up.. >Better to quickly flake the rope so the leader's end is back on top - >I left this step out of the previous post.. I thought the original post said the rope was tied into the anchor (i.e. it connects the gear to the powerpoint krab). Did I read it wrong?

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