Guide to belaying: Load distribution with two removable anchors – Tutorial (17/43) | LAB ROCK скачать в хорошем качестве

Guide to belaying: Load distribution with two removable anchors – Tutorial (17/43) | LAB ROCK

How do I set up a belay station with load distribution on two unsecure anchors such as normal pitons, nuts, or friends? ► All tutorials and quizzes about belaying in our SAFETY ACADEMY LAB ROCK: https://t1p.de/lab-rock-en A distribution of load is used for questionable anchors, such as normal pitons or traditional climbing equipment. In this scenario a single anchor should not solely be put under strain, and instead the acting forces should be distributed across all anchors. If an anchor breaks, the others take the strain without jolting. For two gear or questionable anchors (e.g. normal pitons), the climber clips a sufficiently long sling onto the upper and lower anchor for the distribution of load. Then he/she clips on a central point carabiner using a clove hitch or a girth hitch knot. If there are several removable and/or unsecure anchors, a load distribution has to be set up. The next video will show you what you need to consider when belaying on several removable anchors:    • Belaying on several removable anchors: Loa...