General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Scenario Thread	14-Sep-2007 At 10:22:53 PM	richardo
Message
Thank-you Macciza thats exactly what i was after. The concept of cutting off a piece of rope to facilitate a safe descent never would have occurred to me. For the real hypothetical challenge - what could you do if you could not cut a piece off as above? Also you have no gear other than fully sewn quickdraws and whatever rack is left over from a 35m pitch? I don't want to bait anyone, but what I would be interested to know is if there are any non-prussick ways of descending a tight rope

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