Activity for Miguel Madero
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A: What's the best way to swap lead when climbing in a group of three using a pair of half ropes? There're a few options all with drawbacks and maybe no advantages: Tie the second 10 metres above the third with. When he gets to the anchor, he'll have to untie and retie 10 metres before the end of the first climber before starting the next pitch. The third climber can then go in the end of both ... (more) |
— | over 11 years ago |
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Climbing Insurance I think I should've donde this ages ago, but, well... better late than never. Could you recommend a good insurance that covers climbing? It could be a travel insurance or a medical insurance. I'm not base anywhere at the moment, I was based in Australia, I'm a mexican citizen and will eventually re... (more) |
— | about 12 years ago |
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Ideal and Minimal Rope Diameter for Lead Climbing I'm thinking of a single rope that it's safe to take long lead falls, but also light to carry around. I weight 75 kg and I might climb with heavier partners (80-90 kg) (more) |
— | about 12 years ago |
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A: How to inspect climbing bolts? In addition to what David mentioned, their are area specific concerns and, specific ways to check bolts in those areas. Most of the time the generic advice will be useful, but please make sure you speak with climbers familiar with the area you're going to understand about possible bolting problem. Al... (more) |
— | about 12 years ago |