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Topic	Date	User
TR Self belay backup options	20-Feb-2015 At 8:28:58 AM	deadbudgy
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On 19/02/2015 capt_planit wrote: >No mention of the Camp Lift Ascender as yet, so I'm going to chime in. >I don't bother with the chest harness and do weight the line (just the >rope itself or a water bottle will do). Only isssue is when you fall the >ascender can get roughed up between you and the wall. Backup line I just >clove to at rests, on my leg loop, so yeah, I'm going to die!!! All rope >soloists should read this thread I think. Information is limited but the takeaway is to >watch out for that chest harness. That accident was a lead climbing roped solo fall. This is a significantly more hazardous pursuit than the TR techniques being discussed here.

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