choking carabiner

[Tr33Climb3r]

Those are some great tricks that I will have to store in my head

Question: On both of those instead of the throwline for retrieval can you have another line and then footlock up it? and then also use that line to retrieve it?

 

[surfarmer1]

make sure the hitch does pass through the biner.

 

[lonniels]

Singlejack that is a great idea, I like the RR idea alot!!!

 

[Jesse]

Nice!!! Did you come up with that, Single Jack?

 

[lumberjackson]

who ever did is alot more created than me!

 

[SingleJack]

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Yup ... no biggie

... surely been done before

Just take care the gate don't get loaded!!!

 

[treebing]

taking it a step furthur. The pinto rig. The pulley part of this is completely superflous. I am ultimately envisioning this with a much lower profile. but the pulley makes a nice throw weight as well.

 

[Blinky]

OK, never done what you're taking about Kevin and i'm sure this will get shot down but lemme throw it out here anyway.

Use a steel biner with a keylock gate. Assuming you're taking about climbing up and there will be no dynamic loading, even with the gate down it should be strong enough to do the job. I mean as long as you don't climb above it anyway.

I think Norm's idea is best, I'm just tossing out what came immediately to mind when i read the OP.

I guess most of you midwest guys aren't working today, eh?

 

[JeffL]

Singlejacks submission is fantastic. Being new to the world of srt this is some great stuff right here.

 

[treedoclang]

That pulley idea looks good Kevin. Do you think it will be OK to side load the pulley like that? I would be comfortable with it, but it isn't the way it was designed to be used or loaded I'm sure.