Lead Rope Solo Climbing Plombergstein Classics

A classic route done Lead Rope Solo Climbing at the location Plombergstein.
The Lead Rope Solo Device is: WildCountry Revo
Disclaimer: As always, climbing is dangerous, especially lead rope solo. This is not an instructional video. Do not try to repeat any of the actions done in this video. Take the online course and stay safe!
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[@empeika]

Świetne filmy, mam pytanie. Na poprzednich filmach idziesz z samym Revo, czy aż tak ufasz temu przyrządowi i jesteś pewny jego ? Mam Revo zawsze się blokuje ale jakoś nie mam zaufania do końca , pozdrawiam. Nie hejtuje , pytam tylko bo sam używam

[@rock_shot]

Thanks for your comment. I would recommend to use backup knots or don't fall. I would not rely on the Revo for 100% percent but for me it is good enough if chance of falling is very low.

[@chrissel78]

Super 👍🏻 😊

[@ClimbingOntario]

You only have a primary device? the revo? The rest is for cache loop management correct? Revo modded?

[@rock_shot]

Yes. After 20 meters a cache loop is a must have. Revo is modded.

[@ClimbingOntario]

Thanks bro. I have a Revo and havent used it yet. I'm using my Taz Lov2 so far. Sick climbs you have done BTW. On my setup I would like to use slip knots before my Kong duck which is on my gear loop and connected to my belay loop but I wonder if that would cause more harm than good? I guess if I mod my revo it will lock first and not rip my gear loop off on the first fall from the slip knots. It would only do that on a complete failure of the Revo. @@rock_shot

[@rock_shot]

@@ClimbingOntario my revo
'eats' about one and a half Meter before it locks wenn falling right at the bolt. That depends on where you fall. Below or above the last draw. Falling above the last draw and the Revo would pull a lot less Rope through, right?

[@ClimbingOntario]

One and a half meters before lock is pretty good I think. The Taz will lock faster than a revo but you need to use a chest harness to keep it upright. If it isn't on a harness it can go between your legs in a fall and stay facing down and not lock. At any rate there is no perfect system. We do our safest with what we have. 👍@@rock_shot