Gri-Gri Brake Hand
Took a minute for me to figure out the clove hitch part on the first lead, but I get it now. Thanks!512OW wrote:Since I'm just doin 10ish and under that way, I lead it once on a clove hitch through a locker on my harness (other end anchored to the ground.). Then run up it a few more times with a knot tied to me, and the grigri on me. Just pull up slack as you climb.
Simple, and if you're with a party of 3 and want to stay warm before a project, its a good way to do it and maximize time.
Shamis wrote:there's some pretty interesting stuff in that manual.
Everybody should definitely take a gander at picture 3D. I never thought of that scenario, and it seems extremely unlikely, but boy would that suck.
Their picture on how to feed out slack is a joke.
The description of how to rappel was kind of interesting...
The scenarios in picture 3D seem not so unlikely to me. They are probably there because they've happened. As for the poll, I say it's more safe to keep the break hand on, so every one should do it.
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A friend sent me this. Scroll down for the video.
http://en.petzl.com/petzl/SportProduits?Produit=203
http://en.petzl.com/petzl/SportProduits?Produit=203