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For an unconcious victim, likely. I don't know about with a pretty aware, conscious climber. An access line in the tree with any situation is ultimately best.

Sharp tools to release a rescue system, UNNECESSARILY, no thanks. Where are the scissors?! Where are the scissors?! Get a handsaw?! Who has a knife? I wonder if a rescue department would lower a free hanging climber with no obstructions below on ANY system we use, as its not a part of their...

Pictures speak a thousand words...http://www.climbing.com/skill/save-yourself-a-guide-to-self-rescue/ I learned this through an adventure component of a hoods-in-the-woods program (me...staff, not hood). This allowed the rappel line to be lowered with the participant on it (panic, hair or...

A $150 base-tie is a gearhead deal. One piece of scrap life-support rope, one life support biner. Munter-mule, overhand/ scaffold tie off on a bight. Or Graeme's.