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This was absolutely true for the usual knots. I climbed some years with the knut. The best case in srt gave me a descent with the first pull down on the knot's top. But if I released the knot for a cut or just a bit to slow down, the top tightens and grabs hard the line. So hard that I wasn't...

Friction pads for sure. At a cliff, you won't have to put 100 percent of your weight on the rope to get down. You can always, very easily, make a friction device to add a la RW.

Could climb down instead of up. That way if you get tired, you are already close to the bottom.

We are still hopeful to see the bears slay the salmon! 🍣

Well, you are going climbing not descending. Lol

Though gibbs would prevent rapelling down so it's probably not an option

I'm feeling safer already:dude: These areas and routes I have in mind, alot of them good climbers would simply free solo bc they are probably V1 or 5.7 but I'm way to elderly for highball boulders etc. Nobody wants to fall but especially us elder folks.

Here is a live video camera feed of the of the main feeding falls @vharrison . Check in periodically because the fish are late this year. https://www.youtube.com/explorebears/live

Hmm gibbs, I hadn't thought of that, I have some of those too. thanks

And two burn scars

Black bear cubs today.

Anan today with several bears...both black and brown. Here's Scuba Sue brown bear. She loves to totally imersess herself when she fishes.

1-2’ falls if you are in a position to tend slack. You might be on the rock and need to make a move or two before you can get comfortable enough to tend your device. Or you could use a GIBBS on a vertical line. It was made for fall arrest with ease of tending vertically.

Beetle kill made for logging it out in 2015-2016

That looks logged to me.