Re-anchor rescue - escaping the loops

[@lukaofthshire]

Another option.
using a knife cut the loop once transferred past it, then cut off the casualties harness dropping them to the floor and making your own descent far more comfortable.
This method requires quite a good poker face and a practiced natural "he was like that when I got here"

[@seanmichaelo9777]

LHR #50 only luke no gear Howson would attempt this 😂

[@ronnieatticus8455]

I realize Im pretty off topic but does anyone know of a good site to watch new movies online ?

[@davelimson854]

Another great stuff guys! Thanks!

[@bennykwok5522]

May I know what is the model name of that green descender?

[@gadavr]

Google "S.Tec FLOW"

[@bbooyse20]

In the second instance the casualty can connected via his descender on the back-up line.
Descend slightly until the casualty descender takes load,
The short link can be removed and re-attached...Making sure the loop is free.
Release load on casualty descender until he is hanging on short link again.
Much less physical effort and is still safe as the 2 point principle is maintained.

[@bbooyse20]

@@jf7393 If you have a Re-belay rigged thats is 50 m deep then your rigging method is probably not the best

[@guessowii]

​@@bbooyse20verbatim that.

[@mattthompson9474]

Great explanation. Thx

[@v26224]

green id?

[@evertongatto8944]

Great video!

[@anartysonboxing7532]

Please insert new video .thanks

[@Cestrum]

where friction karabiner

[@bobsthea]

cool trick

[@evertongatto8944]

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[@rareftheamyfamily3323]

Cikupa hadir 😎
Mantull good 🖒💪

[@300kg4]

Hello, I like your channel. I would like a translation into Russian, if at all there is such a possibility, keep a large spacio for more videos!

[@heymofo1981]

😎😎

[@kVidStream]

I'd put a spare karabiner before I run the rope through the other one.