General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Hauling in two fish at once	16-Mar-2005 At 11:10:51 AM	Clancy
Message
touch on the sketchy side if you ask me... i use a reverso when bringing two seconds up simultaneously, i imagine it would be very hard to avoid letting go of a tail at some stage if the two climbers moved at different speeds, its hard enough keeping slack out of the system with a reverso when you dont have to keep hands on the tails at all times (though petzl does reccomend a hand on the tails)

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