This is the last exercise of my IRATA Level 3 reassessment, and I'm excited to share the final exercise with you. After four days of tough training,
This is the long term review of the SKYLOTEC SPARK.
After 8 months of solid use it is time I bring you this long term review
Breaking into a tight line and performing a pitch head haul used to be one of the staple exercises for an IRATA level 3 assessment.
A realistic setup of what a Croll rescue may look like if we forget to train for real life and in this case that would be rope stretch. Also known as HOW NOT TO
How to make a compound pulley system can be very simple.. Just put a simple on a simple.. See what I did there 😉. In this video we get into the three most used
Pulley Systems! Always a good topic where we tend to get lost in a lot of complicated riggings on paper where try to calculate complex mechanical advantages.
Big test today! After the last video on friction I filmed my testing of real world mechanical advantages. Our theoretical or ideal pulleysystems give us complet
Friction in rope access gear, like gravity, is one of those things we have to deal with in rope access all the time. It can help us and on the other hand hinder
The fourth way to pass mid rope knots with a casualty. There are a few more ways and for now we will leave it at this. Stay tuned we will step out of the box
The Butterfly Bend is a real easy knot to tie two ropes together. We use the Alpine Butterfly already in our rigging and to isolate a damaged part in the rope