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QUT and affiliates sued for $8m Kangaroo Point	6-Jun-2017 At 12:12:36 PM	rightarmbad
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Yes, I have ascended this way as well as long as your feet can get contact with the wall. Catching is easier than lowering as it is a lock-off in the devices highest friction geometry. Lowering has less mechanical advantage and modulating a high force is harder than a low one. Same as abseiling, there is no way I can go down by sliding my hand on the brake rope, it just burns, I go hand over hand. Locking off is easy though.

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