-
leader abseils off on one
strand of rope,
using the
incapacitated second's
weight on the
other strand of the rope as a counterbalance.
Releasable abseil —...
-
classical abseils when
negotiating steep terrain, as they do not
normally carry mechanical devices but
often do
carry rope.
classical abseils work by wrapping...
- in such a fashion.
Abseils. The
completion of
alpine climbs, or a
retreat mid-route, can
involve lengthy and
complicated abseils for the descent. Descending...
-
given permission to use the
building for
their abseil challenges to
raise money. Parti****nts
abseil down from the
pyramid roof to
street level. Abseilers...
- for longer, and it will
often involve the use of
hanging belays, long
abseils, and the
creation of
belay anchors.
Rescues from multi-pitch
climbs are...
-
Rappel racks, also
known as
abseil racks, are a type of descender. They are
often used in caving,
where they are
valued for
their versatility and excellent...
- A
caver begins rope
descent of a
vertical shaft using an
abseil rack....
- discussed.
episode 1 of
Steve Backshall's
series Deadly Adventures where Steve abseils to the
bottom and
camps overnight. the
ending of the
final episode of the...
- 999
Pronounced "nine nine nine", the UK
Emergency phone number (US 911)
abseil to
descend on a rope (US rappel)
Action Man the
action figure toy sold in...
-
Railroad ties:
Australian English Railway sleepers Rappel:
Australian English abseil Realtor:
Australian English real
estate agent Root (sport): To enthusiastically...
