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Belaying the second on double ropes?	17-Feb-2006 At 3:53:29 PM	B.A. Baracus
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Do you, when belaying the second on double ropes: a) Belay off of your belay loop. b) Belay off of the anchor using an autolocking device such as a reverso. c) Belay off a slingshot running through a hero point off of the anchors. d) Belay with a munter-hitch off of the anchors (if so do you run the ropes through 1 or 2 HMS biners). e) Hip belay with no anchor whatsoever. f) other Please reply with some detail and an explanation of the moral basis of your choice. I NEED to know THE BEST WAY. -littlebignuts

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