So, I recently got my level 3, and right off the bat let me say, I am not as knowledgeable or as good as a tech as the guys at Access Techniques. This is a genuine question: Didn't Petzl recently or in the past release guidance on not having their ASAP on the top of the edge during your negotiation? Its my understanding you're suppose to move it below the edge as soon as possible. So you can't load it on the edge in a fall.
Hi Chris. While I don't doubt the logic of both methods, it was always the case to keep your back up as high as possible to reduce the length of fall. I have had a look at the petzl guidance on this and I can not see what you ae referring to. Feel free to forward it so I can have a look. Thanks for the comment.
You probably think of situations when, if you fall: #1 device would not instantly react to speed of fall or #2 device will react but with rope elasticity counted, ASAP device will be moved to position of the edge and will be under side pressure? *Device I was using on my work was Singing Rock's Locker fall arrest.
How long's your leg? Your ciw's tail is shorter than your arm, and a foot loop is shorter than your leg is long. Same reason mypal. Never over extend. Much like me trying to explain (I'm not good at it, I'm better showing). This is why I'm not in youtube i suppose.
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Damn, your videos are excellent! Very helpful for a newbie irata technician
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Excelente..!. Very good.. una transición muy bien explicada
Great video yet again guys! Have you seen the newly released Chafe-Pro STREP systems?
What's that then pal?
So, I recently got my level 3, and right off the bat let me say, I am not as knowledgeable or as good as a tech as the guys at Access Techniques. This is a genuine question: Didn't Petzl recently or in the past release guidance on not having their ASAP on the top of the edge during your negotiation? Its my understanding you're suppose to move it below the edge as soon as possible. So you can't load it on the edge in a fall.
Hi Chris. While I don't doubt the logic of both methods, it was always the case to keep your back up as high as possible to reduce the length of fall. I have had a look at the petzl guidance on this and I can not see what you ae referring to. Feel free to forward it so I can have a look. Thanks for the comment.
You probably think of situations when, if you fall: #1 device would not instantly react to speed of fall or #2 device will react but with rope elasticity counted, ASAP device will be moved to position of the edge and will be under side pressure? *Device I was using on my work was Singing Rock's Locker fall arrest.
I've been teaching my level 1's properly all these years? Bugger!
I’m very very sad today because I want to course today but I have positive in Italy
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This should go to 'List of basics' for begginers. (Industrial alpinism)
It has always been that way.
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What's the length of your foot loop?
How long's your leg? Your ciw's tail is shorter than your arm, and a foot loop is shorter than your leg is long. Same reason mypal. Never over extend. Much like me trying to explain (I'm not good at it, I'm better showing). This is why I'm not in youtube i suppose.