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Topic	Date	User
TR Self belay backup options	17-Feb-2015 At 9:19:15 AM	sbm
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Tried a couple different things yesterday arvo at Bangor. I reckon to get the microtraxion working really well you need a chest harness with elastic cord in it for constant tension, and ideally instead of going around your neck (not nice) it should go over the shoulders and down to the back of the harness like the petzl Torse. Without a good chest harness setup I think the grigri is less hassle. I do like knots on a second rope as a backup. Awkward at times but simple and bomber. Trick is to clip the knots into a sling, so they trail instead of crowding the belay loop.

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