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Salewa Ergo Belay System	25-Jun-2015 At 11:45:41 PM	Dave_S
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On 25/06/2015 martym wrote: > >So what's the deal, you just keep your thumb in the little hook and use >that to adjust the tension? It works just like an ATC or Reverso, except that when the climber falls, as long as the brake strand is running downwards, the device will get pulled down so that the carabiner slides into that groove on the base, and the rope automatically locks. You then use the thumb loop to unlock it. You don't need to keep your thumb in the loop during normal use, only when you need to unlock it, and it doesn't lock when you're merely feeding out rope. Only downside is that it's more difficult to lower with than an ATC/Reverso.

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