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Topic	Date	User
Lowering off with a short rope	26-Jun-2016 At 11:13:58 AM	miguel75
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I guess my suggestion will depend on how short the rope may be, and how close to the deck the climber ends up though wouldn't it be easier/safer for the belayer to lock the climber off (mule overhand(?)) climber to then boink/prussick/ascend back to anchors, clip in hard, pull and thread rope and rap down?

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