General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Descending off Multipitch?	21-Sep-2010 At 10:42:14 AM	cruze
Message
I have used well-dressed overhands with long tails many many times and, whilst watching my climbing partner descend first (hehehehe), I have never even seen the knot slip a few cms. This includes ropes of unequal diameter (9.7 dry rope w 10.5 old fuzzy). Perhaps I would be more cautious using a 7mm dry rope...?

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