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Topic	Date	User
No good belay devices yet?	13-Oct-2010 At 11:55:39 AM	dimpet
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>It should be possible to back up an ATC in case of injury to the belayer >- just add friction until even if you let go completely, the climber is >lowered rather than dropped. You could double-up the belay biner. Maybe >even back it up with an autoblock prusik on the belayer's leg loop? I think it would be quite difficult to belay with this set up. Paying out rope fast just wont be possible at all and could make things more dangerous by causing a fall that wouldn't have otherwise happened in the first place.

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