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this is good to know if you have two HMS carabiners on you but if you don't have a repel device on you you're more than likely are going to have two HMS carabiners on you unless you just constantly carry two just in case you drop your repel device

yes, its fastest and easiest BUT if everyone does it like that the anchor wears down and has to be renewed

Took me solid five minutes to do it first time around.

Love this man’s content so much. Sad hes gone.

follow your area's guidance around lowering vs rapping on fixed gear. Hes not wrong that lowering is safer, but you shouldn't be in this situation unless either option is safe for you anyways.

Bag of chalk and a bottle of water is all you need

We miss you buddy

The goat 😌

not redundant... did not tie the "maic X"...

This seems overly complicated over a munter or super munter and requires so much more gear. What is the advantage of this one over a plain munter? Around the alps, where I learned to climb, we often just rappel with a munter, even if we didn't drop a device... (and no, a munter does not destroy your rope, that's a myth that keeps getting propagated for some reason. It can twist it, but so do many other belay and rappel devices, and you can use the super if you really care for some reason. To be clear, neither I nor anyone else that has been rappelling with munters for years has ever had any issues with rope twist and never had any kinks... it's just another myth being propagated by people that never actually use it. Yes, it does twist it more, but come on, it's a rope, it untwists itself when you rappel) What is arguably more important is to use some sort of 3rd hand here, though. It kinda seems like you have in, but might be worth mentioning anyway.

Or just use your backup prusik as you rap device, arborists have been using friction hitches as hands free safety for decades

To complicated, just free solo it

🚨🚨🚨 good everning from Catalunya 🌌🌌🌌🇪🇸

Or you can use a psa

Neat, but there are simpler ways that use less equipment

That’s so cool I never knew about this. I’m not a mountain climber but it’s amazing how much talented these guys are.

I dont climb i just like to hangout here

Or just make sure u tie the reppel device to carribiber.

Heck only just found out.

I thought lowering of the gear that stay wears it down faster, so if everyone does it it will need to be replaced faster

Wow, this is 1000 times safer than how I learned to do it!!😂

don't you carry a small first aid kit?

I carry a grigri, a GigaJul and an ATC with guide all on my harness for every sport climb 😂 color me paranoid.

Isn't this a problem in that it fails to be redundant? I thought this was the reason we don't tie into the belay loop and instead use the two points through the harness

Clean the route. Of everything except the bolts. F the local, tell him the new guy in town said so lol

You shouldn't be damaging fixed gear by lowering on it.... the friction creates grooves with sharp edges that become dangerous to future climbers, and reduces the life span of the fixed gear.

Watching your videos makes me sick now. I wish there were more. Rest in peace ❤

Most knowledgeable content on RUclips. RIP bro ❤

HALBMASTWURF! (That's literally what HMS) stands for.

The rope is the weakest part of the system. Theres no redundancy in using one rope.

It's a nice idea and it works. I used it with my son a few times but the knot gets so loaded it is almost impossible for him to untie it...

Rest in peace

What if we didn’t have that long of a sling to make this extension? Genuinely asking, and considering picking one up before I climb this weekend?

RIP Cody you will be missed.

Nice

This guy died too? Every climbing video I look up everyone is saying RIP to him. Hopefully it wasn’t from climbing. He seems like a great guy.

For caving I always use a rack, bit keep a secondary descender on my side. Typically a figure 8. Great content as always! Love the work you do.

This guy is such a natural teacher - I love his videos. I was very sad to hear of his death. He had a lot of light to share. I don't know the specifics of his situation but all I would say is we are all in this together and if a friend is struggling reach out to them and if you are struggling reach out to others for help. Mental health is a heavy burden and simply put when we are sick we are sick - many things can help get people out of that valley - medications, therapy, etc. but it can be very hard to reason when you are in the thick of things and your mind is unwell. I wish his family and friends the healing they will continually need and I am grateful to this excellent teacher and the positive impact his videos will continue to have on others.

eternal thanks Cody!

Italian hitch should be enough.

I heard you’re never supposed to tie a rope into your belay loop, better chance of it breaking under pressure. In this situation would this be okay??

miss you Cody

Dude that was awesome

A legend

Super useful! RIP.

I advice to use a personal safety system. A Quickdraw is a bit sketchy😅

Woah… your sound effects for your transitions were so familiar. Then it hit me! MedBridge. MedBridge Continuing Education Videos use the same sounds between chapters and quizzes. Though you use a longer version.

Does this only work if the system is unweighted? Cause if somebedy is on belay you could just hit the mule overhand knot that way you dont have to worry about using up material

Rest in peace Cody