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Topic	Date	User
Belaying from the rope loop	2-Apr-2012 At 1:18:40 PM	davepalethorpe
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On 2/04/2012 Miguel75 wrote: > >Does anyone on chockyland utilize this option when belaying a second? yep if i'm belaying off my harness! I generally use the rope to build anchors, and by clipping through the rope loop instead of the belay loop it helps transfer forces up onto the anchor which is more comfortable (as explained in the article), and as illustrated in the article avoids this: Mind you, I learnt to trad climb in the UK!

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