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Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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belaying seconds on a multipitch |
11-Apr-2016 At 9:04:41 AM |
kieranl
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On 11/04/2016 ajfclark wrote:
>On 11/04/2016 mikllaw wrote:
>>It's easy to drop a second with an ATC, so please belay off harness and
>>redirect the rope to the second through a high runner on the belay. This
>>puts the ATC in the same position as it would be when belaying a leader,
>>and maximises friction.
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>Is there an easy way to escape the belay when it's redirected?
You would have to put a prussik on the rope on the side of the re-direct that says "To Second" and clip that to the anchor. Let some the tension off the ATC and you're free.
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