Ascending A Fixed Line

In this video, a demonstration is given on how to ascend a fixed line. By using compact and lightweight progress-capture pulleys, one can effectively ascend back up their line following a rappelling evolution.
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[@TredasTaurin]

The system shown here is actually only used for self-rescue if you fall into a crack in the ice as part of a rope team on a glacier. Of course, the other members of the rope team have to build an anchor at the top to avoid being pulled in themselves. The Micro Traxion is not suitable as a stand-alone climbing device because of its teeth, as it is considered half a safety device. If there was an additional connection between the climbing harness and the Ropeman, you would at least have a full safety device. I wouldn't use this for hobby climbing, even though I own the devices shown here.

[@billyevans1077]

Why can't you just invest in a Kroll for your chest? does the device you're using have a different function that means you have to do the "Pull" action with the dead rope?

[@starfilmsanimation]

Yeah a frog or even Texas system would be better here