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Uploaded by climbandskiguide on Oct 23, 2008
Building a stronger, faster, ice climbing rappel anchor without leaving anything behind. Works best in dry ice where the rope will not freeze in place.
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@piivo Read my first comment. You must be from New Zealand where all they climb is low angle alpine ice with warm fresh snow.
sawbackwc 9 months ago
@PerranIceMan chances that the rope gets caught in that shit, 99.99%
piivo 10 months ago
Great - someone else with some sense! Why leave anything behind? This is perfectly safe - thanks for posting.
PerranIceMan 3 years ago
How do you think you moor up to the north pole in your whale skin kayak.
Anyhow just because you warmed up at the Junkyards this week doesn't mean
you're the ice master you think you are.
sawbackwc 3 years ago
Sawback you wouldn't know a ice anchor fron
m a boat anchor
mikebarter387 3 years ago
Low impact rap anchor. Low friction too. You've gotta try it to believe it. Just don't try it on low angle alpine ice with warm fresh snow.
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@piivo Read my first comment. You must be from New Zealand where all they climb is low angle alpine ice with warm fresh snow.
sawbackwc 9 months ago
@PerranIceMan chances that the rope gets caught in that shit, 99.99%
piivo 10 months ago
Great - someone else with some sense! Why leave anything behind? This is perfectly safe - thanks for posting.
PerranIceMan 3 years ago
How do you think you moor up to the north pole in your whale skin kayak.
Anyhow just because you warmed up at the Junkyards this week doesn't mean
you're the ice master you think you are.
sawbackwc 3 years ago
Sawback you wouldn't know a ice anchor fron
m a boat anchor
mikebarter387 3 years ago
Low impact rap anchor. Low friction too. You've gotta try it to believe it. Just don't try it on low angle alpine ice with warm fresh snow.
sawbackwc 3 years ago