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Topic	Date	User
Best device or system for rappelling thin ropes?	5-Feb-2015 At 9:56:00 PM	Timfreddo
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Clip the abseil rope into a biner on your leg loop, and then hold the rope above this redirection biner for more friction. Doesn't work so well if you're using an autoblock prusik also attached to your leg loop. Can also wrap your leg around the rope, or wrap the rope the whole way under your butt and hold up with left hand (assuming you're right handed)... Using a reverso 4 or ATC guide can help for a little while, then the teeth get worn out and your pretty much back to square one...

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