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Cross pollination of climbing cultures :) May the powers that be remain happy. Well, I finally decided to get off my duff, confined in the house in the evenings and set up a jig to measure the climber side rope tension and the base tie rope tension. This is a revisit of a hot topic back in...

Look up the bollard effects each time your rope redirects or does a 180ish over a tip. Use all that friction to your advantage to reduce the load on the last, presumably most vulnerable, support point before you. Then stealthy like a Lynx, no bouncing. If you play your cards (rope) right you...

lxskllr, I did an analysis of your exact question over at , ahem, er bzzzzzz titled SRT basal tie forces. Apologies if I've sinned.