Aug 12 • Double Rope Techniques
D..R.T
Double Rope Technique, or DRT, is a traditional method of tree climbing where the climber uses a rope that is anchored over a branch. The rope's two ends hang down, forming a 'V' shape. The climber ascends and descends by using one end of the rope while a friction hitch or mechanical device on the other end provides a way to climb. This technique involves the rope moving (or "running") over the branch union as the climber moves up or down.
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All you need to know to safely ascend and decend in a tree. Either S.R.T or D.R.T also basic and advanced knotts both for climbing and rigging.
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