Climbing tips: Munter Hitch (EMERGENCY belay/rappel)
IMPORTANT: The Munter hitch should be handled with a firm and secure grip on the break end of the rope, as it's breaking strength is less than you would expect. Where possible, use both hands on the break end of the rope. The Munter hitch (aka. Italian hitch or the Crossing hitch) is strongest when both strands of rope are parallel, so belay off the anchor and avoid belaying from below the climber where possible. When belaying make sure the load bearing strand of rope is next to the spine of the carabiner. Disclaimer - http://www.obsessionclimbing.com/disc...

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