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Simple & Safe Rigging | Essentials of Cam Placement | The Rigging Lab at Rescue Response Gear

Written By: Lance Piatt

Quality anchors and especially load sharing anchors are vital to life and coming back to climbing another day. Today, Rescue Response Gear and The Rigging Lab look at the essentials of making the proper placements for the building of climbing and belay anchors. Four essential aspects to placing a solid and safe cam placement.
1. Amount of contact between the cam and rock surface,
2. Quality of rock or surface,
3. Quality of lobe placement,
4. Direction of pull.

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About The Author:

Lance Piatt

Lance Piatt

Beginning his career in the rescue and rigging world as a “blue collar” SAR member with Deschutes and Jefferson County teams. Lance Piatt owns and operates Red Ibex Solutions, a sales and marketing wheelhouse blending rope rigging education and exquisite imagery with equipment knowledge and understanding; housing Rigging Lab Academy and Rescue Response Gear… Lance is producing high-end video education, working with several experts and instructors to produce unique series of “how to videos” and courses for rope rigging: Such as; the first ever full-length rescue training DVD, 'Tower Rescue', released in fall of 2005. As well as a series of scenario-based rescues ranging from cave rescue to cliff rescue.

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