マルチピッチクライミング技術 ②｜流動分散支点

This video discusses how to set up anchors for multi-pitch climbing when the final intermediate anchor is a large lateral traverse. When the rope is pulled sideways, it is pulled toward the final intermediate anchor, but after the intermediate anchor is retrieved, it is pulled toward the fall line. Because the direction the rope is pulled changes, a floating dispersing anchor with a movable master point is required. However, a floating dispersing anchor has the disadvantage that if one anchor point collapses, a large fall load will be generated on the opposing anchor point. Therefore, to minimize the impact of this fall, it is necessary to set up a floating dispersing anchor with a limited range of motion. In this video, we will explain how to use a floating dispersing anchor with a limited range of motion. Kuri Adventures also offers multi-pitch climbing courses. Learning multi-pitch climbing on your own is dangerous. We hope you'll also take advantage of Kuri Adventures' climbing classes! ^_^ https://www.kuri-adventures.com/mount...