General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Hauling in two fish at once	21-Mar-2005 At 1:29:50 PM	LittleMac
Message
On 19/03/2005 Rupert wrote: >so if one climber has to stop and dick around with a stuck wire or some >other issue would you tie them off and continue belaying the other up? >Or would you expect one to wait while the other dealt with the issue. As >always, good communication is going to be key. Communication, Communication, Communication. With good communication you should be able to solve most problems, but tying soemone off is always an option if things become to hectic.Experience and judgment obviously play a huge role in someones decision to belay two fish at once, if you don't have the experience to solve the potential problems, don't try it.

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