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Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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How do you knot the end of a rope on abseil? |
26-Oct-2010 At 7:21:27 PM |
hargs
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On 26/10/2010 Wendy wrote:
> ... Or looking where you
>are going. Doesn't anybody else check the rope below them as they go?
I find I go over the edge first most of the time so that Shunt arrangement ^^^ works really well for stopping, cleaning, untangling, and re-dropping. And it's great when it's very windy and you're feeding rope from a pack suspended from your harness. Unlike the normal run-the-rope-around-your-back technique, the rope runs straight down in front of you, between your legs with your brake hand right in front. Much easier for stopping, adjusting and fixing. |
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