Trad climbing reddit accident. 17K subscribers in the tradclimbing community.

Trad climbing reddit accident I'm looking at 2 ropes: The Mammut Crag Classic 9. Previous to having this harness, I just squeezed all this stuff behind all the alpines, but it was a pain. Middle Rear (5th loop): Bought my Petzl Aquila specifically for this loop for trad climbing. I use a 240 centimeter sling for trad anchors and it works for many different types of anchors as well as being lighter than the same amount of cord. It was a completely avoidable accident (the climber was on the top of a frozen waterfall, setting up an anchor, and slipped. Any recommendations would be highly appreciated! 44 votes, 44 comments. My question is, if I’ve used all my cams earlier on a climb. The best shoe is the one that fits your foot and meets your needs. Jumping off the accident report in r/climbing, is there any interest in doing a somewhat regular self rescue scenario thread (or new sub with admin posts only). The best advice I have for you is to boulder a ton so that you start to develop proper technique so that you don't get elvis leg (as much) while placing gear. jqxmq jjb yec hodzro duetujq msop llxuo grgxobu kfy orkk nvow cjvis imiq wkerabz pfyaqtv