Belaying with a Munter Hitch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มิ.ย. 2021
- Belaying with a Munter Hitch
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I love the munter, I use it every time I belay off the anchor. I haven't experienced any kinking with my use, perhaps because I use an HMS biner. However, lowering you will get kinks so I avoid it for lowering or raps.
If you have a parlay device to repel how come you don’t belay with that? Or do you use some kind o of descender? If you do how come?
Sry about so many consecutive questions I am fairly new to the sport and want to learn as much as I can
@@ravenelcurryv5374 i don't like locking devices because it's a pain to set up to lower. Munter you can just lower if you need, if your follower gets off route or needs to bail. If you have bolts to belay from, it's often a good idea to belay the leader directly off the bolts with a munter, because then a leader fall cannot pull you off your stance or into the wall th-cam.com/video/1CbFpRPYDm0/w-d-xo.html
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This might have been useful when my buddy dropped his GigaJul on the third pitch of Emigrant Wall, a nice 300 feet down!. I had to lead the rest of the way.
Free BOOTY at the bottom of the wall for anyone that wants to trample through the sticker bushes to find it!
This is why we tether our shit now.
LOL yep you can rap off with a Munter in that situation... it will kink the heck out of your rope though. Nice work climbing your way out!