A lot of teams are using rigging plates as master points for litters. I think the main concern is if the plate is loaded sideways. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mNt-otecvL2weJs.htmlsi=TCQ7axSyC9McGu64

Is there a full uncut video of a jump?

10 diameters apart sounds very plausible in good granite but I wonder if that’s “enough” in rock like sandstone or limestone? Also in building structural engineering we take the depth of the bolt into the material into account along the lines of the “intersecting angles” you mentioned.

You look and sound exactly like Kill Tony dude

It's been mentioned, but I'd also like to see a lrs fall simulation of somekind

isn't this the same as a a pulley? as far as mechanical advantage goes?

Does it twist the rope up like the grigri?

I top rope often and use a equalette made from static line and steel biners...bomber, and the steel biners keeps the rope clean...I use tied 1 inch tubular webbing to extend anchors and the self adjusting nature of the equalette makes set up super easy....

What about having the screamer at the highliner, as in rope access work?

Whenever there's a Tube style belay device vs. Assisted braking belay device discussion, one of the main points in favor of the assisted braking devices seems to be that if the belayer gets hit by a rock or otherwise incapacitated and looses grip of the brake strand of the rope then an assisted braking device will save the climber in case of a fall. But that isn't really what those devices are meant to do now is it?

OOOOOO, man! I am binge watching your vids and I am SOOO glad you've abandoned this kind of "corporate fun-and-excitement force-inducing" music.

So powercord shelves aren’t redundant under a load over knot mbs. But plenty redundant against cuts which is what we are after

Try putting an overhand on the running end so it is harder to untie

It's brake strand not "tail"!

if you can not clip on your own just dont climb it. come back when u got better and then do it. or better, take a helicopter to the top..

Thanks for this video, I own the knife but was only using it as a light hiking knife so far. The slit in the handle seems perfectly designed to fit an elastic strap to prevent this issue, maybe they did consider it, but dropped the feature later on? I'll sew a strap on mine and evaluate the remaining risk, otherwise I'll put it in a pouch from now on.

2:45 what is that device? A "Cabdo"?

@HowNOT2 on your store, under "progress capture devices" you have the neox listed as well as still having a TEST listing further down. Have a good one mate!

This explains why I am old and people who are risky don't get as old as I am.

"...Catch like a GriGri but gives slack like an ATC." Isn't that a Wild Country Revo?

Hey Guys, i am a professional industrial climber from Munich and like your channel alot 👍 I‘am pretty interested in the winch you used to haul up the „climber“ 😃 could you tell me the Name/type/Brand please? thanks and keep ripping 👍 Rallo

That "hitch knot" is used in fishing a lot to attach lures or hooks to the line. Meaning it needs to function like a knot

How about you actually test it with a rock ? It doesn't make sense to use steel...it ain't the same result

I think I’ll stick with the GriGris prior to GriGri+ (which I might use if someone inexperienced is belaying me) until this one has been around a few years. (The big one is useful on thick static ropes). I had a nasty experience with the Cinch when that was pretty new, which might have been due to wear, but I don’t like using equipment that hasn’t been around a long time. For trad I’ve been happy with the Reverso and Juul (you can eg. belay two people if you’re in the middle of a three person team, which saves a lot of time). And for lead solo, the Silent Partner, and for top rope solo either a setup with a Duck w/ MicroTraxion backup or Asap without backup.

Trad dads would never use cheat sticks on their spicy 5.8's

What a bunch of home oh airheads😂

The MAIN difference on the safety side compared to an ATC is imo not the break assist but the indifference of the Neox and all Grigri versions to where the brake strand is directed/orineted. You can be holding the brake strand completely parallel to the load strand and it will still brake, while with an ATC you're left with the Rope bent around a karabiner 180° and literally no baking effekt.

TRS applications?

Are people taking 8kn wippers? I’m confused why he thinks it would break. I’ve took big whips on 5kn nuts and haven’t even damaged them

I've only ever had problems paying out slack on a gri-gri when the rope was super old and furry. I literally hated the way you are supposed to give out slack so badly that I just leant to do the exact opposite of when you pull in slack - top hand down while pulling rope through with the dead hand and nuckles brushing technique - Basically bring the dead hand up next to the climbers rope and feed the rope baxk through the gri-gri at the same rate as you're pulling the rope out. It's quite finicky to learn, but it is possible...... I also spent about a MILLION hours belaying kids on climbing walls and high rope course's so I had plenty of time to practice 😂

The title had me side-eyed 🤨 but when you showed it was safe when used correctly I was fine 😂

Now I wonder how many rubs my "rope" can last

Try playing around with a very stretchy rope vs a very static one.

Can you test 1 inch nylon webbing on 1 inch nylon webbing with heavy weight? Lately I've seen canyoneering anchors with an overhang on a bight tied to a loop around a chockstone, boulder, etc.

How do you clip the narrow glued in bolts when the carabiner is upright and cant be tilted horizontally?

Would be interested to see a test of whether the worn notch would actually damage a rope at a certain point. Even if its not sharp, there have been cases where a relatively dull edge on a carabiner has cut a rope

I just got one of these a few days ago. Super cool and very stiff. expensive though

Depending on screw length, no. A 13cm screw is pretty damn tough, and they get slightly tougher the bigger they get.

You should do the half hitch. The webbing will be weaker but it's a known amount. The triloaded karabiner is an unknown quantity and your cant have safety margins if you dont know what your equipments rated for

When I first started climbing I had one of the original bod climbing harnesses that didn't have a belay loop. I used to have a "D" shaped maillion rapide on it so that I wasn't 3 way loading when I was belaying and had to explain 3 way loading to so many climbers who knew what it was but didn't realise that it could be achived using a climbing harness 😂

Gawd this is a terrible video. This seems like an incredible improvement with such obvious the benefits. The intro was painful to watch with so little research and little understanding of the product. Shouldn't be a putting out a video to attempt to bash a new product because you don't understand it.

I've never once held a grigri open to get slack out, you feed the loose end into it while pulling out the climber side.

How smooth does it lower with skinny ropes 9.5 and lower? My biggest complaint with the Grigri is that although it feeds really smooth with skinny ropes, lowering with heavier climbers is either painfully slow or a free fall. I have to wear belay gloves to lower at a good speed.

I need one of those to make a portable antenna

Respect from Russia!!!

Boo, this channel went from providing crucial information to an extended infomercial.

I can see my house down behind you!

I really would like to know about given slack when climber is clipping, if method differs from original grigri, where you can press with your thumb to give quick slack.

I see the shackles are caving the floor, which means the result is not quite good.