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Smarter Rescue Answers with the Rigging Lab Assistant
Why “getting smarter rescue answer with the Rigging Lab Assistant” is important; Because clarity matters. Whether you’re planning a team deployment, troubleshooting a mechanical system,
English and Reverse Reeve Systems for Highline Rescue
Highline Rescue Requires Precision In rope rescue operations, moving a load across horizontal or diagonal spans—whether suspended from high directionals or tensioned lines—demands a system
Portuguese Bowline for Anchoring Systems
Mastering the Portuguese Bowline for Focusable Anchor Systems When precision matters and your anchor system needs to work under dynamic loads, few knots offer the
Removable Bolt Highline Anchors
Removable Anchors for Highline Rescue Highline systems are often associated with complexity and beauty. But when lives are on the line — literally — it’s
Twin Tensioned Highline Anchor System
Twin Tensioned Highline Anchor System As rope rescue systems grow more advanced, so do our expectations for precision, safety, and minimal impact. When constructing a
Removable Bolt Anchors for Highline Systems
Removable Bolt Anchors for Highline Systems Removable bolt anchors for highline systems is a very intriguing topic. When it comes to rescue in vertical or
Bombproof Anchor
Bombproof Anchor In technical rescue and rope rigging, the term bombproof anchor carries a lot of weight — literally and figuratively. It’s one of those
Single Point Anchor with Backup
Single Point Anchor with Backup The first anchor setup we need to understand is the single-point anchor. This is one of the most common anchor
Tensionless Hitch Anchors
Tensionless Hitch Anchors When building high-efficiency rope systems, every piece of the setup matters — especially the anchors. In tensioned trackline systems, where ropes are
Lead Climbing and Bypass Lanyard Techniques
Lead Climbing and Bypass Lanyard Techniques Lead Climbing and Bypass Lanyard Techniques within vertical or horizontal movement are equal. In some operations, a climber creates
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