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Prussic while abseiling - above or below device? |
2-Aug-2012 At 12:55:24 PM |
hangdog
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On 2/08/2012 One Day Hero wrote:
>Yawn. Anyone who's been climbing outdoors for 6 months should be able to
>prussic up or down a loaded rope, then perform a rescue on a stranded abseiler.
>If you've been climbing a while yet are incapable of doing such a rescue,
>you're probably pretty shit.
I reckon that a lot of the people using prussic back ups couldn't rescue someone who has been injured. The example in the photo is an obvious case in point. She used an abseil back up and got into a bit of a mess with it. My point is there are better alternatives to using abseil self belay back ups. |
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