What is harassment?

Determination is a critical technique used in climbing. It consists of securing a climber on a rope or a circuit breaker, so in case of slipping from the rock does not drop too much. In the past, the imprisonment was simply tied up by a rope around the waist. This technique, although essentially effective, also represented a higher risk of injury to a climber. Depending on the weight difference between climbers, an anchor can also be used for stability. This system is known as radius harassment, because most of the load is taken by a device rather than a mountaineer.

Determination is mostly done in pairs. The rope is controlled either by a leader or a designated partner who remains on the ground. Known as circuit breaker>, this person has control of the rope and can easily maintain the whole weight of the falling partner without much effort. Self relaying is possible, but only experienced climbers should try. By setting a series of anchors with the upper rope on the way down can a climber with his own harassRecall it on the way through a mechanical ascending device that slips on the rope.

The pleasure is relatively simple as soon as all the equipment is properly mounted. The end of the rope that goes to the mountaineer is known as the end of live . The opposite end is known as brake . Both ends are processed for sure that keeps control of the brake through a certain device. For communication, climbers use a number of commands or climbing calls such as "Slack" for "I need another rope" and "retreat", which means that the climber has reached the peak and now can get out of the rope.

The comfort systems come in vagoiness of sizes and patterns and can be purchased only $ 200. However, Naop-of-the-line equipment may come across thousands of dollars. The device for sure for automatic locking is today the most popular type of use. They work with a car -like systemIlu and when applying sudden force is locked. This security function causes automatic blocking to be a preferred choice for beginners and internal belay, including gyms and climbing schools.