So…. This is another AI channel that has next to zero knowledge about climbing. Even when this gets unclipped, then in a lead environment you would take a whipper to the next quickdraw. And you basically wouldnt deck. Only in a top rope scenarion this can be dangerous. But I also dont think anyone in a top rope would do this.
So you set your own pro.. Never get in the habit of using them or relying on them as part of your route planning… It is a habit best left alone. They are useful in a lot of situations, and especially when just top roping with newbs. But as a point of teaching them early on, remind them that they can be used, but only in certain sits.. Peace, and safety first and enjoy the vewz.
As someone on my climbing gym's youth climbing team (I'm learning how to lead climb indoors) I never knew they were called mussies, I just called them "The clips at the top"
è una questione di fiducia, se non mi fido lascio un cordino di sicurezza passante nei moschettoni e lascio nella corda, è solo di sicurezza, in questo caso per una calata in doppia userei direttamente i 2 moschettoni che tengono i ganci.
In fairness, when you hit the mussy you've also hit the end of the route. What kind of goomba would climb past them unless the lip is right there and you're hiking out?
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How is it different from climbing above a quickdraw? As long as not back-clipped I think this would be fine
North table mountain is extremely dangerous couldn't pay me to climb there
What kind of idiot would climb past the anchors? 🤷🏼♂️
You mean muffins!
i'll take my chances … i ain't never fell on lead anyways 😭( climbing noob)
from both right? 😉
Thats why there are 2
Unless you know what you’re doing…..🥸
So…. This is another AI channel that has next to zero knowledge about climbing. Even when this gets unclipped, then in a lead environment you would take a whipper to the next quickdraw. And you basically wouldnt deck. Only in a top rope scenarion this can be dangerous. But I also dont think anyone in a top rope would do this.
How do you unclip the rope from it
Where do you find these things? Only closed rings in the (European) Alps as far as I could see.
no shit sherlock
got it, don't climb above mussys and fall, two times in a tow and you'll be fine.
I witnessed a ground fall from around 10m where exactly this happened – from a quickdraw. In this case there are 2 hooks, so it should be save.
FAR BETTER YET, DONT CLIMB UP THERE!!😊😊
If you need them to climb & abseil, you have no right being on a Rock face or mountain. You should go climb Everest instead
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Geht schon ist eine Feierabend Rute Zitat Andy84
Since there are two of them shouldn’t be possible to happen to with the second one
you look like mission impossible tom cruise …..
Show me your mussie
Put a shackle on them takes an extra 20seconds and you can climb above them all you want
So you set your own pro..
Never get in the habit of using them or relying on them as part of your route planning…
It is a habit best left alone. They are useful in a lot of situations, and especially when just top roping with newbs. But as a point of teaching them early on, remind them that they can be used, but only in certain sits..
Peace, and safety first and enjoy the vewz.
As someone on my climbing gym's youth climbing team (I'm learning how to lead climb indoors) I never knew they were called mussies, I just called them "The clips at the top"
Yeah but how do ypu unclip ypurself when ypur at the bottom
That’s why what?
Prefiro isso do quê o Abalakov na pedra…
how do u unclip them
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è una questione di fiducia, se non mi fido lascio un cordino di sicurezza passante nei moschettoni e lascio nella corda, è solo di sicurezza, in questo caso per una calata in doppia userei direttamente i 2 moschettoni che tengono i ganci.
Give me a route I can walk off or abseil off every time.
Hi
ive seen multipitches with mussies as a rapell route through it, perfectly fine to continue clombing as long as you know where youre going
In fairness, when you hit the mussy you've also hit the end of the route. What kind of goomba would climb past them unless the lip is right there and you're hiking out?