You can also slip one end loop through the other, which takes a little less space on the karabiner, at the cost of being marginally more inconvenient to access.
How do you rack a quad anchor that’s already made? I make my quad anchor before I climb on single pitch. And I’m clueless as to how people put that on their harness somewhat neatly 😂. Help! Thank you so
bring the two carabiners that go to the bolts together. Grab that end and the carabiners on the master point. Twist them opposite each other like he does in the video. Then clip the two carabiners that go to the bolts on your harness as well as at least one of the master point carabiners.
@Summit Seekers Experience th-cam.com/video/zz4no1T8bfQ/w-d-xo.html I manly just throw em over a shoulder. I used to do the twisty twisty method, but it was a bit troublesome with tangles and even harder when trying to place passive protection up a route.
How do you do it with small accessory cord loops? For example for prusik or auto blocks
Thanks! 😊
anchor hitch it onto the material loop itself
for prusiks i fold it in half like he does at the beginning and girth hitch it to my harness loop with a locker on the free end
You can also slip one end loop through the other, which takes a little less space on the karabiner, at the cost of being marginally more inconvenient to access.
Nice and simple. Thank you.
Are you Jeremy?
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Perfectly simple.
How do you rack a quad anchor that’s already made? I make my quad anchor before I climb on single pitch. And I’m clueless as to how people put that on their harness somewhat neatly 😂. Help! Thank you so
I twist the hell out of it. Fold it. Dress it. I often leave all three carabiners on it while on the harness.
bring the two carabiners that go to the bolts together. Grab that end and the carabiners on the master point. Twist them opposite each other like he does in the video. Then clip the two carabiners that go to the bolts on your harness as well as at least one of the master point carabiners.
Cool! Been curious about that.
This method has some major disadvantages. Especially when you have alot of slings and only one hand to place slings with
What method would you recommend? Always interested to learn better ways to rack stuff
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I manly just throw em over a shoulder. I used to do the twisty twisty method, but it was a bit troublesome with tangles and even harder when trying to place passive protection up a route.
@@boorendorff3655 I'll definitely do the shoulder method, especially when in a hurry.
Perfecto
Isn't twisted rope a bad thing? Serious question.
If you have weight on them yes