It's really not though (to me atleast) haha. Just a redirect sling, prussik loop, 8, second system, pocket wedge and some biners. Oh and my knee ascender. Everything is extremely useful to have up with me.
I always always always have a scrench in my pocket. One time I misplaced it somehow and had a mini panic attack haha
Many shiny gear hooks, too.
I've carried a second climbing system in case I need it. Never have needed it. I have a second rope end for a tautline/ Blake's hitch for a DdRT/ MRS, if needed.
Generally, I carry three slings and biners for light rigging (with or without rigging rope), sometimes to keep a natural crotch rigging point or redirect in place, and will use them for an occasional, non-critical, redirect. They also come in handy to redirect rigging ropes back to me for self- lowering and a couple double-whip tackles for self- lowering and zip- lining (bring more as necessary).
Whether or not I have a ground worker, I try to stay self- reliant, leaving the groundworker with less tasks.
Aerial friction, whether self- lowering (frequently) or groundworker catching and passing the rigging line to me increases efficiency. Frequently, NC, or as needed, I will bring a BMS Belay Spool, Rig-n-Wrench, small POW, or use an hms/ wide-D rigging biner for a munter- hitch (choke a sling midstem where there is no crotch, if needed).
I blew a rivet on my MCRS, which was warrantied with new waist and leg pads. I didn't put my gear loops on the replacement belt. I am content with two rings to hang gear, and one paddle biner (taped open) for hanging my saw.
I have a mini- wedge, somewhere. If I am just needing to prevent a top from potentially sitting back, I can use a carabiner in the kerf. Generally, I cut a small top with hinge that I can push or snap-cut and manage by hand, or need full wedges and a short- handled ax to drive wedges.
Everyone does it differently.
