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Topic	Date	User
Belaying the leader directly off the anchor.	2-Aug-2012 At 1:31:10 PM	dane
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That is a terrifying set up. Only watched a minute and a half of it, but the spot where it would fail is the knot, or the loop that holds the 'primary bolt' and the belay device... and when that breaks? The belayer will end up catching a 50m factor one, with one bolt left. How is this preferable to taking the original fall, with 2 bolts backing you up? Dane

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