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Im no spring chicken and started with both ends of the rope,

Then became happy with the prussik loops working of one end of climbing rope and having a long split tail.Using a friction saver also gives me fluent movements

But locking with my right arm I can feel will give me sum jip so I am trying to get to grips with this set up....

Trouble is I go back to prussiks as sometimes I havnt got the time to be playing about on the job and I need all my concentration.

But I can see its advantages as I use both arms to pull rope with out the locking and at a certain height the weight of the rope pulls through or groundy can hold it and I just have to make sure its locked!!!

Like as mentioned before I need more time playing around to feel 100%

 

Try this without the extra karabiner. Try 1 krab instead, it's alot tidier and easier to keep an eye on. the petzl william is nice and wide.

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Peter, I was using 4 wraps / 3 braids. I've got xtc rope and a beeline 8mm cord.

This combo was getting tight after a short climb.

 

3-2 or 4-1 should grip just fine, although you may need to shorten the length of the cord so that the tails aren't too long.

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