So my belay loop got clipped into a quickdraw today...
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wrote on 5 Jan 2025, 03:25 last edited by
So this happened today.
I fell off a route, rested a bit, and made my way back up. The rope was still under tension, and as I moved up and over, my belay loop brushed past the draw and clipped into it
Sounded like someone else clipping a draw so I didn't think twice about it, until I became stuck on the wall
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So this happened today.
I fell off a route, rested a bit, and made my way back up. The rope was still under tension, and as I moved up and over, my belay loop brushed past the draw and clipped into it
Sounded like someone else clipping a draw so I didn't think twice about it, until I became stuck on the wall
wrote on 5 Jan 2025, 03:27 last edited byI guess anywhere else but a gym that's just called going in direct into a bolt.
Definitely weird in a gym context though haha
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I guess anywhere else but a gym that's just called going in direct into a bolt.
Definitely weird in a gym context though haha
wrote on 5 Jan 2025, 13:47 last edited by@devnull Not THAT weird... I've done it deliberately occasionally on autobelays to work a move higher up the route.
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@devnull Not THAT weird... I've done it deliberately occasionally on autobelays to work a move higher up the route.
wrote on 6 Jan 2025, 18:16 last edited by@jcmchammy@mountains.social your auto belay routes have fixed draws on them? That's a little peculiar
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@jcmchammy@mountains.social your auto belay routes have fixed draws on them? That's a little peculiar
wrote on 6 Jan 2025, 22:24 last edited by@devnull Not all of them... There are 10 in total; 4 are rentable for short clip&climb sessions as well as general use, 2 are overflow. The other 4 are set mostly for experienced climbers and have draws.... But it's really handy as an coach for teaching lead and handy as a climber to get some stamina and clip position practice in at the same time...
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