Pinch

not just you, unfortunately megawatt needs to be revised by edelrid (just like the pinch imo), because its famous for reaching its slippage age very very quickly

I was single pitch ice cragging the other day and switched from a Edelrid pinch (ABD) to my dmm pivot bc the ropes got icy and it was safer to use the pivot (ATC style). I usually bring my pivot with me when multi-pitching and leave the pinch in the car. TLDR: ATCs haven’t been replaced. Icy ropes a

There are devices that have EN12841C but not EN341, for example the Edelrid Pinch. And the certifications just require different things like different rope diameters, different weight limits etc. That's why each EN on the device comes with its own instructions. It's very common, for example the Petz

Dmm phantom or camp photon are small/light. Also petzl attache or whatever (Smd?). I have rope soloed with the pinch on my Cadillac with a 19g looped through there as a backup but yea, it’s wide and I wouldn’t recommend it. If I use my pinch (only for LRS/ascending) it is with the Edelrid Bruce stee

Thank that's good advice! And it also goes for me because I am also a complete beginner and I guess learning on a regular grigri is safer than getting used to the anti-panic. After all, I guess it's better to find anti-panic when you don't expect it and get a bit annoyed than to expect it but not fi

I use and teach the FPLB in certain situations. I saw that Edelrid says it's fine with the Pinch, but I'm reluctant to use it because of the increased force on the climber and to a lesser extent the lead protection. Tuber and Italian hitch work just fine and I don't know if the ABD functionality is

I might try the neox at some point , I think one of my gym acquaintances uses it, I will ask to borrow next time I think the Edelrid Pinch only locks up when you hold the dead rope, right? I am looking for assisted breaking for when I get knocked out or injured etc when I cannot hold the dead end. W

As you only need a backup device, I wouldn't get a grigri or pinch. They can also be a bit fussy with stiff big ropes. Honestly, the edelrid jul2 has been the smoothest experience for me so far on thick ropes.

build an anchor, this could be with slings, the same rope or even cooler with cams into cracks in the structure of the concrete. 2 attach rope into the anchor via carabiner. 3.the subjects need a harness 4. the subject in the harness will attach to the rope via a device like an ATC, Edelrid Pinch or