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Fran M

Germany
37 years old · Male

Member Since
Feb 11, 2019
Last Visit: Sep 13, 2022
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Likes Trad, Sport
Leads Follows
Trad 5.9 5.10c
Sport 5.10d 5.10d
Aid C1 C1
Boulders V5
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General > Trad Climbing
Reply: Why do you trad climb?
Dec 21, 2020 There were not many bolts View Message
General > Trad Climbing
Reply: Assisted-braking devices for trad belays
Nov 10, 2020 Amen!Properly tended, an Italian hitch (or tuber) can limit the anchor load to 3KN (slippage ca. 1/3 of the fall length)Compared to what? I don't think it can do so in any sign… View Message
General > Trad Climbing
Reply: What's your go-to anchor?
Oct 2, 2020 Not the bolts, the belayerEDIT: can't make another comment in this thread, to reply above to M Apelquist: View Message
General > Trad Climbing
Reply: What's your go-to anchor?
Oct 2, 2020 So, for two-bolt anchors: you take a multi-directional point (the bolt), make it non multi-directional and then patch it by having one triangle for the belayer and another for… View Message
General > Trad Climbing
Reply: What's your go-to anchor?
Oct 2, 2020 I know you are very experienced, that's why I bother asking. I still see the "knot" of the butterfly loop shifting up and down to slacken leg #1 (as is shown in your picture) b… View Message
General > Trad Climbing
Reply: What's your go-to anchor?
Oct 1, 2020 Good to know. Would need a pull test to confirm but couldn't find one quick.Only if the belayer is weighing and in the anchor in the exact direction of the eventual load of a f… View Message

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