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Hotpies


Jan 26, 2009, 12:29 AM

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Re: [shockabuku] Practicing Self Resuce
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shockabuku wrote:
macblaze wrote:
So I was in the gym today playing around: escaping a belay, rapping down a single rope to get to my unconscious belayer... a bunch of different things, and it occurred to me (right after I walked over and got another carabiner) that I often don't have enough gear withing reach when belaying outside.

My pack is often in the shade 15 feet away and All I have on my harness is the atc and 1 locking biner... no prussic, no webbing not even another biner. As of today I am going to make sure that I (and my partners) are thinking ahead a bit.

But I was wondering what you'all think is the minimum gear to have withing reach? I assume multipitch is less of an issue as I tend to carry an extra sling and biner even if I am just following but a single pitch... especially if its someplace easy...

If you're on the ground belaying why would you have to escape the belay, rappel, or any of that self-rescue stuff?

Maybe they've lead up past the halfway point of the rope and can't be lowered.


(This post was edited by Hotpies on Jan 26, 2009, 12:29 AM)



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