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Gym climber but one of these tips will be a great help when I try to send a project tomorrow. A terrible (and I mean terrible) foothold where you have to balance all your weight. I've taken 30+ violent falls. I will make sure to get my nose in place right over it next time and then pray that I don't break my face (and grab the top for three secobds before crashing down).

using 2 ropes is different and there are more variables to consider. i learned all of this by fire.

Thank you for this!

Making your extension redundant is just faff. It's a single point system at that point and tying and untying an overhand knot that you weight several times is total nonsense. Hopefully I don't end up waiting behind whatever goobers listen to your advice.

Amazing.cool guys.love it.your crazy

You told him to be careful to not drop the grigri will it brake if you do

Thanks for the video....I noticed you carry no quick draws.....I am a total beginner so I just wanted to know why....I thot these were the most basic piece of equipment.....would appreciate your input.....thanks a million

Great Tutorial! Needed a refresher and got that plus added tips! Thanks!

Never needed a wag bag 😅

Guide plate teeth must! be towards the breaking strand (AKA slow mode) for this to work. Great vid; clean and clean info well presented! :-j

twizzle with both hands simultaneously! CW with one & ACW with t'other. half the time spent twizzling. plus. crab can be thru one side although twice as much chance of chukkin clobb down the cliff. BELOW!!!!

Dear Jason, your videos support my learning greatly, I appreciate your time and effort of creating this content! I have watched your video on choosing a rope and if I am not mistaken, the blue rope you use here in this video for rappel is one of your dynamic ones. Would it make sense, if I would only rappel, (no upward climbing) to use a (semi-)static line as you‘ve done to built the natural anchor? And if you don‘t mind giving reasons why one or the other? Thanks again and keep up your educational videos! Best from Germany

Nice technique! Be sure to keep your hand on the brake rope when you take your partner off belay. During the "speed" section that part was missed.

awesome video, where did you get your hoodie shirt?

One thing that always concerns me; why aren't people more worried about the anchor rope rubbing against the edge of the cliff? i understand static rope provides more resistance to cutting, but the idea of a single segment of rope, under tension, rubbing back and forth against a jagged edge all day worries the hell out of me. I know there are protectors you can get, but it seems like people never use them.

My butt clenched tight enough to break a finger when you initially tried placing that .75 in the flake section at 10:34. Happy to see you thought better of it. The .4 looked much better.

I'm thinking of the family guy skit where the rock climber poops and then it lands on a wedding

Awesome awesome video!!! Thanks so much since that’s what my goal is as a newbie to the sport!

Nice brother.

My guy wearing jeans and climbing gear 😂

Fun fact, I don’t like GriGri’s as they’re only for right handed people (they don’t make left-handed version).😅 don’t be like me and spend $100 before figuring this out..

Where do you clip in the belay device?

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Great review thanks!

Would these gates be considered opposite and opposed?

how is a clove hitch more convenient then a pas that simply needs its biner hooked to the anchor? just trying to learn...seems the clove requires 2 hands, so you have to be on a route that has a ledge at the end? otherwise im not sure how you tie that when both ends of the rope are tight (i.e. you finish a route that still requires you to be holding on with atleast 1 hand; 95% of the ones ive climbed) in which the PAS is all i can use one handed. any insight would be great. im trying to understand why ive never used a clove hitch all these years. the only way i can see this being used is if you learn how to tie it one handed, which im not sure why you wouldn't anyway?

Wow, is a clove hitch really secure enough to keep you from falling to your death? It seems too simple.

The recommendation for the belayer to jump when the climber falls risks both people. Just doesn’t seem like a good idea for the belayer to fly off the ground when your climber falls farther and the belayer is airborne at the same time

This is why real people don't watch KZbin. That's not a 'harness'. That's how to craft your own wedgie. What's a grown man doing on KZbin teaching people how to wedgie themselves?.. well its KZbin. This is what you get on KZbin. KZbin turned to custard about 14 years ago. Avoid KZbin at ball cost.

Super awesome demonstration for us newbies starting this bad ass activity!!! 🙌🏾 Please keep them coming!

A simple sliding x with a nylon or dyneema sling is better than all of these and doesn't compromise strength with knots.

That was an amazing video! Thanks!

14:16 the carabiners are tri loaded it maybe better to clip the sling

Here's a simple idea purchase two stainless steel rings made by refutable company like fixie hardware keep them in your car or van or whatever top rope through the fixed hardware after you lead then when you find worn out rings go in direct on the bolts still on belay with the quick draw below and replace the worn out rings

Why is the overhand needed? My “guide” on a course taught me that the carabiner in masterpoint should be able to move freely along the loops in case you need to move to the side (sorry for my inpropper english vocabulary)

If you fall while you hold the inside of the carabiner with your middle finger when clipping on, there's a chance you'll crush your finger with your body weight.

I'm sure someone has pointed this out, but the quad has two shelves, not sure why you said there was no shelf. They're both redundant attachment points.

Climbing used to be so simple.

After belaying a follower up with a guide mode ATC, it is best to not do a one-handed clove hitch when they reach the anchor (like @9:55) as this momentarily has the load strands directed in a way that if the follower were to fall they would not pinch the break strand, causing the device to not lock. This problem can be remedied by making the clove hitch in the air.

Why are you wearing 2 thongs?

Would it be mechanically easier to re route the sling through a non locker on the anchor above you and pull down instead of pulling up

Why not just boink?

I learned this one as the “sliding x”! I love it because it the self equalizing aspect is so simple yet works so well that it feels like a magic haha

Why is it called a mule

You might want to give your son a walkie talkie, we've been using them, he'll think it's cool like Stranger Things, being last man. I would also carry a CamelBak with 3 bladders one each so they had their special drink.

Is it better to clip it into the bolt or into the 2 quickdraws?

I hope i gonna make it, in Two weeks is my turn, and i am scarede 😂

Love your videos, and watch pretty much all of them. As long as I've been climbing (since 1975), I still love learning new approaches. A quick technical question on this video: given the wear that is often present on rap rings, would it not be a bit more prudent to clip the draws into the bolts themselves?

absolut dangerous half knowledge!!! 6:20 your rope is only a few centimeters away from disabling your GriGri, you could have used the prusik as a back up, and much more. How can someone be an Instructer if he doesnt now his own stuff? Greetings from a german Mountain Rescue Captain and former Gebirgsjäger