Thanks for the demonstration. I use a similar setup with a single foot loop but I like your double foot loop setup better. I'll rig that up with some webbing and give it a try.
I post this for your entertainment and because people seem interested in how a GriGri would be used for climbing. I do not recommend this as it is just too complicated and if you don't do some of the tricks shown in this video it can be very dangerous. If you want to implement this kind of gear, get an I'D or RIG. They are made for this kind of work and have safety features not found on a GriGri. You might also enjoy some of the other climbing methods and I recommend visiting L-36.com and reading about the details.
Newbie question: Could you do a simple line drawing of which bit of kit connects to which other please? That would really help me understand how the setup works. Thanks
Thanks for the demonstration. I use a similar setup with a single foot loop but I like your double foot loop setup better. I'll rig that up with some webbing and give it a try.
It is pretty easy to just use knots on tubular webbing so you can adjust the lengths until they work for you. Good luck.
I post this for your entertainment and because people seem interested in how a GriGri would be used for climbing. I do not recommend this as it is just too complicated and if you don't do some of the tricks shown in this video it can be very dangerous. If you want to implement this kind of gear, get an I'D or RIG. They are made for this kind of work and have safety features not found on a GriGri. You might also enjoy some of the other climbing methods and I recommend visiting L-36.com and reading about the details.
Newbie question: Could you do a simple line drawing of which bit of kit connects to which other please? That would really help me understand how the setup works. Thanks
See my just posted comment.