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Rapping with an original reverso ropes twisting??	18-Mar-2011 At 6:46:01 AM	freesolo
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couple things come to mind. a. thinner ropes tend to twist more on rappels b. all ropes twist a bit c. if the ends of the rope are bouncing around in the wind, they will twist more d. holding the rope (break hand) in-line with how it feeds thru the reverso will help some. e. i always use a draw, midway between my auto-block and reverso, clipped thru ONE of the strands, so both strands feed parallel. works about 90% of the time to prevent the twisties. f. washing the rope and drying properly periodically will help a bit to prevent future twisties.

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