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Belay escape 01 - typical auto-locking setup.
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Hauling systems cheat sheet.
belay escape 02 - use tail to attach to the same pieces. New biners if necessary. Prusik to load strand.
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Gregger Man
Jan 10, 2012
“Belay escape 01 - typical auto-locking setup.”  

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Hauling systems cheat sheet.
Belay escape 01 - typical auto-locking setup.
belay escape 02 - use tail to attach to the same pieces. New biners if necessary. Prusik to load strand.
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