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so what would you do in the rope to rope scenario if he was on the new set of ropes and you wanted to pull him up , would you just go down on the first set and attach him back to it and ascend back and be able to pull him up ?
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I can't thank you guys enough for making these videos. I am constantly referencing your techniques while planning my work. You really are helping people stay safe.
This guy explains things in such an easy way, I did my level 2 three years back and found his videos extremely helpful, now back at them for level 3..thanks so much for making these videos, they really are brilliant!
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so what would you do in the rope to rope scenario if he was on the new set of ropes and you wanted to pull him up , would you just go down on the first set and attach him back to it and ascend back and be able to pull him up ?
2nd set of ropes **
Climbing a pole (flag pole) is a basicly aid climbing but what is the rig for resque there? How it has to be done?
Lead climbing is a technique in itself
What ropes do you use? Which do you prefer?
www.access-techniques.com/shop/eb-tutus-11mm-low-stretch-rope/
This is Good and cheap, we nearly always us 11mm, most devices work better. Cheers