i love how the dog was looking at the f15s

You are a smart, experienced climbing genius. Thank you 😊

You mention if one cuts the other cuts - this feels like an argument against equalization in this specific case. An unequalized anchor would likely see the loaded strand sever, giving warning of the impending danger

I know you love the gigajul, have you ever tried the CT Alpine Up? Looks pretty tempting right now and apparently more efficient than the gigajul, and feels like a grigri while on rappel or belaying from what I've heard. What did you think about it if you tried it, and if you didn't, any reason why not? Would you give it a go? ^^ I really want to try it. Best thing for me compare to a grigri, or the new pinch, is having guide mode and two ropes options...

I dont understand why they would make it so simmilar to a Grigri, i can easily imagine someone using this thinking it will automatically catch a fall..

7 - 8 Videos in on your channel an absolute wealth of knowledge for a beginner. Subscriber earned! Thank you for sharing your expertise ✌️

I really like a purcell as i find it the easiest of the personal tethers to extend while weighted. This makes it easier and safer to weight and test my systems when cleaning/rappelling which is nice. I also like that its a fair bit cheaoer 😊

I've also found Jetboils pretty useless for simmering - the flame goes out if set too low. However, I've found them great for doing a stir fry - ideal in fact as stir frying should be done at high temperatures. Buying a packet of stir fry veg, a cured meat - panchetta is great for this, a packet of noodles and a bottle of stir fry sauce (e.g. sweet Thai chilli). I take along with me a bottle of spray cooking oil and using a mess tin over the Jetboil flame. Adding the meat to the hot oil, shortly afterwards adding the veg, noodles and a good splurge of the sauce and within minutes will have a very tasty, nutritious and filling meal. Typically the portions sold by the food outlets are for two people so I keep by half of each for the following night - I've found they all keep even in hot weather plus it's not weighty to carry around in your backpack. Great vids by the way, keep them coming 👍

Loo roll anchor wasn't redundant

Thanks! I'd forgotten and was trying to look back up Super helpful 💜

As a NEOX owner, it locks IF YOU HOLD THE DEAD ROPE :)

I never feel good about using the shelf, if you havent enough space on the master point then you have built it poorly

Buy how does it compare to an ATC Pilot? :p

If you put on Brynje poly fishnet underwear you may get wet but won’t get cold. Plus extremely lightweight and fast drying.

When the first 2 minutes of a backpack review aren't about a backpack review at all, you know this guy is an idiot. 😂🤦🏻

I use far back loop for my shoes when not rappeling down but walking

My torrentshell has been great for 2 years … maybe wash your jackets or something?

@JBMountainSkills Hello. Thnx for the very useful content, I am learning a lot with ypur channel. Still, I have doubts about how to haul your partner or abseiling down to them in a traverse route situation. Is there any tips or videos you could show us? Thanks a lot. Keep the great work!!

I always use my lanyard when climbing outdoors. It's just soo handy. It's basically always attached to my harness. Attaching to bolts Attaching to an anchor extend my rappel When ascending a rope When doing a counterbalance rappel rappelling past a knot When trad climbing in a group of three you often need to swap rope ends. So attaching yourself with something that isn't the rope is mandatory and since it's always there I use it. I use it way more often than I use slings. I do carry slings. But since it's always there, I default to using the PAS

I wish I lived closer so I could learn from you, watched loads of your videos and they are always the straight forward easy ways to remember the important stuff

prusik for bailing off one bolt is great - thank you for the video. My initial thought on that though was whether the prusik would hold or snap in the scenario you show with the animation??

Great review! What do you reckon for multipitch/trad is it good or better go for the Cuesta? I want it to be comfy first of all. And what about the leg loops? I like them fixed so probably this is why I won't get an Arcteryx 395A... Which is super comfy on your back but leg loops... Dunno... I tried a S and leg loops were not great to adjust. I have to replace my BD Solution now

Hi JB. Great review, thanks for this. Would you say that this device is Ok for abseiling?

What would you recommend for Yorkshire 3 peaks?

Massively entertaining 😊

its a reevo in grigri shell lol

Did this 27 years ago, great memories of Gogarth.

Hi i love your videos so much,it was so helpfull. I would like to know how to build an top rope anchor in uk. I know it have many different ways to do it😅

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excellent tutorial with very good examples! Thnx =)

Drizabone parka and trousers, re-oil, lasts donkeys' years.

Q: would it be possible for lefties to swing it round to opposite with handle facing other way for them instead, and lower sort of backwards?

I'm a bit worried about that last technique of tying the rope into a loop through two bolts. As far as i can tell, if the top bolt fails and your fall is arrested by a double strand of rope, that would effectively be a fall factor of 2. I guess that is still better than hitting the ground, but that would not always be a risk. Thoughts?

Did anybody catch the names of the crag?

Nice 👌. That's a Great tip.👍

Exactly the question I had. So it adds a safety layer in comparison to the atc.

Is the Petzl belayer at 2:09 rolling the brake rope far enough up the lip? If I were tutoring a new Grigri user I'd certainly tell them to pull the rope a little closer to them, so it runs over the centre of the lip.

so thats like a Gri Gri?

Beside a few gram lighter and the price, how is this better then the CT Alpine Up?

These are worth watching just to add some fun color to stateside climbing banter. "bits of gear", "crack on with it", "your kit mate", "win back gear - which is ace". "screw gate", "beelay" and so on.

whoever the f is belaying without holding the brake strand, please get your brain tested.

was this scientific?

Hi. I have a question. This comes from years back when I was taught to use two half hitches instead of the mule to tie off. I find Two half hitches easier to teach, easier to learn, faster to tie, and easier to untie. Can you help me understand why the tied off mule is now the norm? Thanks!

This video is great and demonstrates exactly what I was curious of. I can’t believe people are arguing with you that this video is promoting handless belaying 😂. You say it like 9 times don’t let go

Would you let me belay you without holding the break strand? Then why are you presenting this? Aren't you aware that no anyone who watch this can make a difference between your situation and those where Neox for sure won't block without holding the break strand?

Awesome! Is this the long (14ft) or short (9ft)?

What I was hoping to find out in this video was how does it work feeding slack compared to a tubular assisted braking device? I know you've used the Giga Jul as well as a lot of other tubular assisted braking devices. Would you say that this one is easier for lead climbing or would you stick with the tubular style?

Flash banged way to many times

What trousers are you wearing in this video? Thanks

Thanks for the review, Jez! I picked up a Neox from Outside in Hathersage yesterday morning and really looking forward to trying it out :)