General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Cordelette quandary	5-Jun-2007 At 11:45:20 AM	steph
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I've experimented with a few diff types or anchor cords & using the rope itself but the best & easiest to set up for me is: 7mm Cord 6m or so long (from memory) joined witha double fisherman's. Thread through bits of pro, equalise and clip in to the fig8. This is especially good when leading more than 1 person up a climb as there is less confusion and rope tangle at awkward belay stances. Having 2 cords also helps, the seconder brings 1 up and either moves on quickly to their lead if alternating, or passes it to the leader for the next pitch. Too Easy! :) I reckon this is probably one of the cheaper methods too, some of the webolettes etc can be on the pricey side for what they are.

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