General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Aid Climbing Help	14-Nov-2007 At 1:35:07 PM	penguinator
Message
Thankyou for the response! Just a question about your anchors. What would be a common setup for you when you solo aid? Would you be rigging an anchor for upward pull, then an entirely different setup as your last line of defence for downward pull? Or would you be using fancy multidirectional, like nuts in horizontal opposition and trying to make the belay primarily out of SLCD's (kindof multidirectional). Also, would you attempt to keep your downward pull protection under tension? Or just rig it with as much dynamic forgiveness as possible and let it hang slack?

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