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  • How do you set up a top rope and rappel down using the rope you just set up for top roping?

  • So the principle of rappelling is pretty much belaying yourself?

  • You are a fag

  • Noticed at :54 seconds that your carabiner is upside down. Remember that you should always screw down so you dont screw up. Nic evid though and I prefer the 8 myself.

  • @flynnhelsing oh shit, I didnt catch that I'll make a note of that. it was already on my harness when I picked it up and I forgot to check.

  • Thank you and I like it, clear and precise.

  • You are cross-loading your carabiner. Use the belay loop of your harness to belay and rappel.

    A cross-loaded carbiner loses MUCH strength and is MUCH more likely to fail.

  • Super awesome video man, only one on Youtube that properly shows how to loop rope into device and how to use it . Thanks a lot .

  • Nice vid! to the point and easier to follow than most (not that its too complicated :P) ...

    After viewing a few I am still unsure as to how you stop mov't by passing the rope over the big eye before locking it off with a knot above the device. I plan to climb with a prussik attached during my ascent and descent. should I stop mov't with that first prior to locking off the figure 8? any help would be greatly appreciated.

  • @guermot A prussik backup is always a good idea, however it really doesn't take to much force to stop the figure 8, the device takes off about 80-85% of your body weight and can be stopped with very little effort i have even climbed with people who are light and have trouble getting moving on the device.

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