2013年8月12日 · Simultaneously rappelling, or simul-rapping, is an advanced skill where two climbers descend one rope at the same time (or two ropes tied together: climbing.com/skill/rappel-knots), and one climber’s weight counterbalances the other.

2019年8月20日 · In this arrangement, the descending climbers can rappel simultaneously, and it is commonly referred to as simul-rappelling. When performed correctly, simul-rappelling results in a measurable efficiency, requiring less time for the two rappellers to …

2019年11月28日 · Pre-rigging rappels is my preferred method. It is faster AND safer than having the 2nd (3rd) rig after the first is 'off rappel'. I've never once thought that simul-rapping was worth the risk. When all mitigating techniques are employed simul …

Simul rappelling is a thrilling and efficient technique that allows climbers to descend quickly and efficiently from a vertical surface. This technique, also known as simultaneous rappelling, involves two climbers descending together using a single rope.

Simul-rappelling is a technique that is touted as being a faster method of rappelling as a team of two. However, it comes with far more risk than the traditional rappel setup and requires several extra steps in order to mitigate that risk.

Simul rappelling or simultaneous rappelling involves two climbers descending one rope at the same time. As you can probably imagine, this brings with it a whole set of risks, which is why climbers need to be extra, mega, super careful when rappelling this way.

2020年3月13日 · Simul-rappelling is when two climbers counter-balance each other on a rope that is threaded through an anchor. It’s an advanced skill and the margin for error is very small. It’s dangerous and has been the reason many climbers have died while on rappel.

2021年8月29日 · Simul-rappelling can be a useful technique in the right circumstances—such as descending from a spire-top summit with no available anchors—but those situations are rare, and most climbers will never encounter them.

Simul-rappelling is a dangerous and precarious practice where two people attach themselves to opposite ends of a climbing rope and then drape it over a central point. For example, this could be a spire that you’re looking to descend.

Simul rappelling also known as simultaneous rappelling is one of the seven main types of rappelling. In this technique, two persons descend using a single rope simultaneously. Perhaps it can be quickly imagined that it involves a lot of risks. Hence, the climbers have to be doubly careful when using this technique to rappel.