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Building Redundancy into Highline Rescue Systems with the REEVE Pulley Assembly

Highline Rescue: A Multi-Directional Access System with Built-In Redundancy Rescue environments don’t always offer easy access. Whether it’s a ravine, a collapsed structure, or a remote vertical shaft, reaching the subject often requires a blend of horizontal movement and vertical descent. The Highline Assembly—centered around the REEVE and SPIN pulleys—is designed to handle exactly these […]

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Good Rappel Technique

Good Rappel Technique

Good Rappel Technique A controlled rappel is one of the most fundamental—and revealing—skills in rope rescue. Whether you’re navigating a vertical cliff face, industrial structure, or urban high-rise, your technique reflects not just personal proficiency but your ability to manage risks for the entire team. Good rappel technique isn’t about speed or style. It’s about

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deploying the rappel line

Deploying a Rappel Line

Rappelling is more than just a way down—it’s a vital access and rescue technique that demands precision, planning, and practiced control. In rope rescue, deploying a rappel line isn’t about improvisation. It’s about deliberately building a path through vertical terrain with systems that protect the rescuer and ensure smooth operations. This guide breaks down the

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