How to Maintain Rock Climbing Gear : Coiling & Stowing Climbing Rope: Maintaining Rock Climbing Equipment
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excellent video – I had never thought of coiling it in two halves and storing it that way, will save loads of time at the wall from peeling it every time I want to do another climb.
hahaha, you spelled “loser” incorrectly.
lmao
hey are you the climber ? i think not obviously. if you where a climber then you would reconsider calling him a looser
Check out the j-arms frictionless descender. Search for j-arms on You Tube. This device is unreal. There is nothing like on the market today. There is always an easier solution.
This is great, thanks very much. I have seen guys doing this and couldn’t quite see how it worked, so thanks a lot!
No Jamesy…your the looser…this guy has more fun climbing in a day than you’ll EVER have in a lifetime of jerkin’ people off in the comments of youtube. You’re a little prick.
He isn’t a dead loser though is he?
Very simliar to the moth coil.
Its proper name is the butterfly coil.
store in a cool dry place what a fucking loser
I actually like the bag idea… keeps your line out of the sand at the base. Hard dirt particles such as granite and limestone embedded into rope threading acts like little razor blades when the rope is stressed at a bend or stepped on. The latter is avoidable, however the former is unavoidable. Case in point, keep your rope clean – keep it in a bag or on the mat at the base!! THanks for the vid!
looks like another 5 lbs to carry around….
You have to be kidding. What is the purpose of the rope bag if not to chuck it in a pile and get going. sems like a ot of work. Reminds me of the brit non style coil.