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order to
allow the
belay team to
support climbers all the way to the top.
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- knee bar.
belay To
protect a
roped lead
climber from
falling by
controlling the rope;
usually involves a
belay device.
belayer The
person belaying the lead...
- A
belaying pin is a
solid metal or
wooden device used on
traditionally rigged sailing vessels to
secure lines of
running rigging.
Largely replaced on most...
- descender. A
figure eight belay devices are used for
belaying.
There are some
which are
designed specifically for
belaying,
however they are not generally...
- An auto
belay (or autobelay) is a
mechanical device for
belaying in
indoor climbing walls, in both
training and
competition climbing formats. The device...
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historically performed by
climbers with no
mechanical devices (e.g. the body
belay for
belaying, the dülfersitz
abseil for descending, and the
prusik knot for ascending)...
- of the
climbing route,
while their 'second' (or '
belayer')
remains at the base of the
route belaying the rope to
protect the 'lead climber' in the event...
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Albert T.
Belay (born May 24, 1925) is a
Gottschee German cultural activist in New York City.
Belay was born in
Livold (German: Lienfeld), Slovenia. He...
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inside of the device.
Petzl recommends the
device for lead
belaying and top-rope
belaying,
according to EN 15151 standard. When used correctly, the Grigri's...
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routes can have
permanent bolted belay anchors.
Hanging belays and
belaying from above. Some multi-pitch
climbs will have
belay points that have no
ledge to...
