General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Hauling in two fish at once	19-Mar-2005 At 10:00:03 AM	LittleMac
Message
On 19/03/2005 Paulie wrote: >Easy if the 2 climbers are climbing at roughly the same speed...hard if >they are not! True enough, but people tend to climb at roughly the same speed anyway, and even if they don't if you have worked with doubles you should be able to manage theis without to much difficulty. In no way am i condoning that beginners or anyone who doesn't feel confident with double ropes should attempt this, this is simply my own point of view. Cheers

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