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it says TIE in for a reason..
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This is true for the "old school climber," but In this case, It is much quicker and just as effective to go from one rope to another with a carabiner. No sacrifice has been made on safety.
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carabiner's faster...
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Oh MY GOD! Are you kidding me? ...carabinner..into harness?? whats wrong with this guy? And permanent 8 knots? This can kill someone ! Seriously...!
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this is for indoor climbing only, where climbing conditions are controlled and safety is overseen "Learn some basic safety tips for indoor rock climbing". it is perfectly safe to do what they are doing......indoors.
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This guy looks like Zee from 'Antz'
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I always use a
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Come on guys stop bad mouthing this vid, yes we are aware we was tought to tie in with the figure 8 knot and not use the karabiner, they obvs teach differently to the rest of us. if it works for him then who cares aslong as its safe
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@thetree21220 first time ive upvoted something because this is true.
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Tying in with a rope allows the knot and rope to "give" when/if a climber falls.
(Kateland, stop climbing with this guy!)



Never attach you with a carabiner... This video is so stupid... Only use 8 knot directly on the harness !
Razakww 2 years ago 21
The big loop in the center is for belaying and the two smaller loops are for tieing in. For any new people out there DO NOT LISTEN TO THESE VIDEOS. And those walls are like 10 feet high you really dont need a rope for that. Almost all gyms make you tie in not clip in. What happened to going over the commands?
thetree21220 3 years ago 7