SpiderMen Vancouver Rope transfer

[warrent2]

hmm maybies a rope protector on the concrete ;) as when he pulled himself across the weight is rubbing it against the building

[scootypaul]

That was shocking

[Hawkeyes125]

I use two descenders, one rope lock. Faster, safer and quicker.

[jlm993]

I like to use a set of fours to transfer anchors.

[ezyez79]

slow doesnt matter as long its safe...

[1Patient]

Not bad...

[tmcbrighton]

This is why I carry two descenders, rope to rope transfers done safely piece of piss in under a minute

[anaqiendra]

u suppose to put ur shunt first b4 ur stop or croll.. i could do the transfer for less than 30 secs...

[arekainjel]

fresh out of training for sure, so slow...

[swiftnsafe]

yes..i believe thats his ascender....he looks pretty fresh out of training. i've definately seen some funky things go on in this country...fact is...bosun chair plus a fall arrest harness is still common practice here....like..what the ???

[doubleboost]

try this in a WET CAVE

[TheExtremetree]

one wrong move and its hello jesus.

[Sunshine0955]

BIG YAWN! glad your not working with me!

[robotdancepoo]

so slow it takes me one minite to do this

[camboz1]

is he not just using his jammer as a 3rd contact

[ropeman1968]

What do Canadians use for a back-up device? It looks a lot like this guy is using a hand ascender.

[arekainjel]

@ropeman1968

Canadians use either ASAP or Shunt for backup, unfortunately our governing body required ANSI or CSA approved gear, so neither are legal for canadians to actually use at work. People still use them, but if there is ever an accident, insurance could not be claimed due to using non-approved gear. The only ones we are insured to use are the DBI or PMI Rope grabs unfortunately.