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TR Self belay backup options	29-Jan-2015 At 12:49:28 PM	Richard Delaney
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I saw an interesting setup at Smith Rock last year: - Fig-8-on-bight in top end of 9.5 dyno rope clipped to single ring bolt on top of cliff, - Climber in sit harness with a micro-traxion attached to carabiner at waist, - Gri-Gri clipped to bottom of rope 1m above ground. I suppose that's about as light as it gets. I guess the Gri-Gri served 2 roles: weight the end of the rope and also can be hauled up and put on the rope for descent if the climber falls off and can't get back on. Me, I wouldn't rely on a single micro traxion...

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