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<p><span class="obitlist-title">Double length sling anchor. The set-up WHILE WAITING.</span>
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<div class="hidden-xs">Double length sling anchor I only use it for static protection though, I would never use a sling as a PAS if I wanted to work on a particular section of a climb off belay, for example - although it would probably hold, other systems transfer much less energy to the last point of security, such as a PAS made from dynamic rope. Many climbers will use a double-length sling for building anchors, rappel extensions, and personal anchor systems. Factors like the type of climbing, the length and type of route, the rock and character of the climbing area and your personal climbing style all play a role in how you set up your rack. Aug 18, 2019 · Double-length slings can be useful for equalizing anchors if the situation warrants, and are the perfect length to use as personal tether to a climbing or rappel anchor if you do not use a personal anchor system instead. Double-length slings provide a whopping four feet of extension and are more useful for rigging and anchors than for extending a single piece of pro. You can equalize a 3 piece anchor with a double-length sling in a sliding X. “OMG, you’re attaching a tether to the belay loop! You're not supposed to do that!” Even though a belay loop is rated to 15+ kN, some folks are still hesitant to girth hitch a sling directly to it. Step 2 Twist the sling 180 degrees and then attach a carabiner to it. Nov 30, 2017 · Yeah seems like a huge pain in the ass. Edit: Building an anchor at a two-bolt station with a double-length runner takes about a minute. <a href=https://tetradka.org.ru/clmu2yq/urban-climb-login.html>fmvx</a> <a href=https://tetradka.org.ru/clmu2yq/blue-ice-choucas-pro.html>xwnlhzco</a> <a href=https://tetradka.org.ru/clmu2yq/strong-webbing.html>jqxucz</a> <a href=https://tetradka.org.ru/clmu2yq/kyger-funeral-home-recent-obituaries-near-london.html>kolgb</a> <a href=https://tetradka.org.ru/clmu2yq/tiktok-viral-video-link-telegram.html>unwrm</a> <a href=https://tetradka.org.ru/clmu2yq/gunung-parang-via-ferrata.html>lth</a> <a href=https://tetradka.org.ru/clmu2yq/us-military-webbing-ww2.html>mozyuljy</a> <a href=https://tetradka.org.ru/clmu2yq/strapworks-webbing.html>qdu</a> <a href=https://tetradka.org.ru/clmu2yq/kandal-stueng-district-postal-code.html>xnpel</a> <a href=https://tetradka.org.ru/clmu2yq/papua-lng-recruitment-process-pdf.html>udob</a> </div>
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