General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Tips for Block Leading?	14-Apr-2011 At 6:38:37 PM	Sturge
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So, swapping rope ends seems to be the concensus as opposed to re-stacking the rope? I've heard of people using a locker on their harnesses instead of tying in directly, to speed up the changeover. This kind of gives me the willies. Am I paranoid? On 14/04/2011 singersmith wrote: >Agree re: simuling every inch you can. > As in simul-climbing? I should have been more specific in my OP. I was thinking about one climber leading everything, when climbing with 2 less experienced climbers. Dr, you were talking about bringing both of the 2nds up to the belay at the same time, correct?

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