Artificial High Directional Types
Artificial High Directionals Types (AHDs) play a critical role in technical rescue and rigging scenarios, offering versatile solutions for elevated anchors and mechanical advantage systems.
Artificial High Directionals Types (AHDs) play a critical role in technical rescue and rigging scenarios, offering versatile solutions for elevated anchors and mechanical advantage systems.
A ganged haul system refers to a setup where multiple hauling systems are linked or “ganged” together to achieve a higher mechanical advantage or to
Two young adventurers exploring a cave, an unexpected fall, and the call to action for rescue professionals—a scenario many rope rescue teams train for. While
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Rescue Equipment Training As technical rescue operations evolve, Rescue Equipment Training is becoming more sophisticated and versatile. Multi-purpose devices, advanced kits, and artificial high-directionals are
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How to Set Up a V Anchor System for Friction-Heavy Top Rope Top Belay The V Anchor System offers versatility for climbing and rescue applications,
Simplifying the V Anchor for Rappelling Anchoring forms the foundation of all rope systems, whether for climbing, rescue, or recreational activities. Richard Delaney from Rope
Using a Double V Anchor System for Twin Tensioned Rope Systems The V anchor system is widely regarded for its simplicity and versatility. As demonstrated