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How did he possibly fall using a descender, let alone a munter? Let go of the rope?

@Brocky is there any reason you can't just use a carabiner (or 2) rather than the ring? Or does the ring provide much more friction? And does that damage the rope as it goes through the plate, as in all of the friction is directly on it?

That's pretty cool @Brocky, never seen that and it gives me some other ideas too! I saw a really cool one from Lawrence Schultz where he used a pinto for a slack tender with a krab clipped in the becket. For descent you add a few wraps around the krab spine, a la the old school carabiner wrap...

What's a Sticht? You mean a Sticht plate? How do you set that up?

Nah, I've just thought some stuff out before :lol: there's a method to my madness, whether it's the right one, probably not, but I've at least thought about it 🤣 🤣 🤣

I'm part time, so I'm not a production climber, and i kinda suck. And I'm in hardwoods, so working the stem is a bit different than blocking down 150 feet of trunk, it's usually a handful of cuts to be able to drop the rest. :/: :/: :/: I sometimes have stubs :/: so it really leads to...

I started with a rope wrench and am still using it. Srt is such a game changer you will likely switch to it full time if you give it a chance. Ascent is amazing, but what you can do with redirects makes it so much easier. The limbing out process is so much easier with srt, it opens up...