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Using vt on double rope on long accents


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If you can footlock a double rope, do that, then get your groundsman to pull your system up to you. Works well with pulley based systems and the ART devices.

 

Or base tie one side of the system, ascend the other srt, then have it untied and pull it up once you're in the canopy. This works fine but remember if you're ascending on only a hitch, you cannot descend without additional friction.

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I was thinking a pantin would be a given.

 

Thrusting a single line is pretty much impossible, I'd like to see someone who can do it! :eek:

 

Haha, I re-read what I wrote and it was not really explaining what I meant!

 

I meant a ascenting on a hitch only is not an accepted method on single line(?). Either a wrench is required or a croll for life support? I'm sure there are people who do it, with a pantin and hand ascender/footloop, but I don't know if it would be encouragble?

 

I meant use a pantin in regards to using a VT and doubled rope, not as an alternative to body thrusting on single rope haha, but your right, that would be fun to see.

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