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Abseiling Mishap - Araps |
21-Feb-2008 At 5:51:32 PM |
steph
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On 18/02/2008 cruze wrote:
>Ok I think I know what you mean now. Lowering someone off the belay loop
>of your harness that is attached to the anchor is more physically demanding
>than lowering someone off the anchor directly. Yeah that makes sense.
yeah i do this most often if my seconder is new to getting gear out or if a fall is likely. takes a hell of a lot of stress off the hips and makes the whole thing more managable. |
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