Low Angle Rope Rescue: An Oxymoron?

One thing I didn’t mention was the option for “role reversal” between a rope system and the rescuers: A single rope could also act as a working line that is either raising or lowering the litter, while the tenders serve as a backup to hold the litter in place off the ground.

[@erik3357]

Your cast is most handsome! Keep up the good work.

[@Propeller_Head]

Right on… We’ve got Sundown, Iceman, Slider, & Sanchez among others

[@rwik123]

Stoked the videos are back.

[@dogtags1994]

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He has another channel i found here. i reference his stuff a lot while teaching the fellas

[@Propeller_Head]

Me too

[@catskillmtnsmtb6147]

I love this. We are still teaching/testing legacy systems to standards written in the early 90s in NY. Using MA and haul systems in low angle should be nothing more than an intro to high angle. I think there's too much injury risk to the responders with so much kit on low angle rescue.

[@Propeller_Head]

Right on, thanks!