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Having Too Short of Climbing Rope for a Rappel (Abseil) to the Next Anchor

While on rappel (or abseil), for several reasons we could end up with a rope that is too short to make it to our next safe rappel anchor using a standard two-strand rappel on a doubled-over rope. If we end up in that situation, we need a procedure to deal with things in a safe way. Here is such a procedure. A video can introduce concepts and even provide tutorials, but it cannot cover all of the variable situations and context of outdoor environments. Learn about something here, but then seek qualified instruction to master it. For more information on this video, go to: https://www.shortguysbetaworks.com/al... Other videos referenced in this video include: Three lowering systems:    • Three Ways to Lower a Climber Off of a Pla...   Double-rope and tagline rappels:    • Are You Choosing the Right Climbing Rope? ...   Equivocation hitch:    • A No-Gear Rappel Anchor: How and Why to Us...   Passing a knot on lower:    • How to Pass a Knot Through a Lowering Syst...   Rock climbing safety series:    • Rock Climbing Safety Series   0:00 Intro 0:06 Bumper 0:15 Why a Rope May Be Too Short for a Rappel 0:38 Lowering the First Climber 1:46 Set Up a Reepschnur Hitch 2:41 Make-Shift Tagline 3:46 Risks and Alternatives 4:17 Outro Please see the link for our disclaimer policy for all of our videos: https://www.shortguysbetaworks.com/di... This video description may contain affiliate links; if you make a purchase through a link, I’ll receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. This help allows us to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for the support!