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Carabiner loading	3-Mar-2015 At 11:48:30 AM	Dave_S
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That's far from the only way of setting up an adjustable length tether though. Here's a method that only needs one strand: Clove hitch or fig-8 a single strand of rope to the bolt or protection, with enough slack that you could move wherever you wanted to if attached to the other end of this strand. Now clove hitch a carabiner to the middle of this strand, and clip it to your belay loop, such that half the strand it taught between you and the bolt or pro, and the other half is slack (and can hopefully be positioned so that you aren't going to trip over it). Adjust the single clove hitch at your belay loop to lengthen or shorten your tether. Problem solved.

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