Climbing books always seems to mention the Bachmann knot as an afterthought. This is is a mistake. It is superior to the Prussik, the Klemheist, and the autoblock.

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Climbing books always seems to mention the Bachmann knot as an afterthought. This is is a mistake. It is superior to the Prussik, the Klemheist, and the autoblock.

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This belay was very comfortable.

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teece303

Jan 3, 2013

“Climbing books always seems to mention the Bachmann knot as an afterthought. This is is a mistake. It is superior to the Prussik, the Klemheist, and the autoblock.”

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