Rope Solo Lead Climbing Tutorial Part 4 - The Climb
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@AronSensei lol fantastic point!
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Nice video series! I like to tie loop knots in the free end as a backup to the Soloist, which is well documented in the Soloist manual. I also like to rappel with the Soloist, especially on multi-pitch routes. The Soloist is a great device!
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Great series man
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right on bro....thanks for the series
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why you dont use helmet, if you fall and hit the head you could die ...
themaxdog 1 month ago
@themaxdog if you fall and hit your head, you probably fell upside down- in which case the device doesn't work and you will die anyway. Bottom line- never fall upside down and you will be OK.
AronSensei 1 month ago
And then another question: In your experience, do you recommend starting doing this with a sort of backup rope in case things get tangled up or you realize you've messed something up...? Have you any experience of how to set up something like that?
Thaaanks!
theimaginaryempire 7 months ago
@theimaginaryempire - You should do whatever makes you feel comfortable. I never tried a backup rope, but I felt comfortable trying a 5.7, and I had a very good theoretical knowledge before I started. Your other problem is going to be setting up the backup line. Who will belay you? You could fix a rope and then use a jumar or sometihng for self belay. That would get messy-ropes everywhere. Also, how do you fix the rope without lead climbing first? Maybe you can hike up there first...
AronSensei 7 months ago
Hey thanks for that great demonstration! Some questions: 1.) Is the other end of the rope just in a ropebag at the bottom of the climb in order to feet out as you climb? No issues with the rope tangling up and you being stuck? That could get pretty annoing when you're hanging up there... 2.) How would you do it when you've done 1 pitch on a multipitch wall? Would You create an anchor, tie the rope to the anchor, rappel down, clean and then jumar up? Thanks!
theimaginaryempire 7 months ago
@theimaginaryempire 1. The other end of the rope is in a pile flakd out so it feeds nicely. Flaked just like for sport climbing. Never had a problem with the rope getting tangled. 2.-yes thats exactly how you do it for multipitch
AronSensei 7 months ago