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Hi Luke. Ideally you dont want to tether yourself to a toothed ascender in case of a shock load situation. Not ideal when its above your climbing system if its enough to rip the cover on a rope. A webbing sling in a figure of 8 over your shoulders with a biner works well, or a small strap over a shoulder to the back of your harness, or a neck elastic. Its also then easier to just take your hand ascender and foot loop off the line and straight into a little chalk bag or something. Then you can do short ascents with the pantin and still have something to drag your wrench up the rope. My two cents :) climb safe, viva la SRTWP!!

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Personal preference but I like a bigger carabiner like a petzl william to give it all a bit more space. Helps keep most of the load along the spine instead of loading up the whole top half of the biner

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Ok so this is what I'm going to run after abit of experimenting, got a "shorty" 65cm hitch spliced up for me by top_rope on eBay, simple distal hitch, not climbed with it yet but feels real smooth, anyone else got experience with distal? Without this forum I was thinking today, so many of us wouldn't have a clue about all this haha

 

 

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