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Trouble is a zigzag self tends you tight in there, you may not be able to get that life line to move.

Neither had I till my nephew visited Graham Macmahon in Australia, he gave my nephew a few pointers on the basics and pointed it out (the problem with cinching in) Not a hill I’m willing to die on, but I do see the logic in being able to move around the other side quickly. Downside I guess is...

Very good question. 1: I never cinch in, purely out of what I learnt/continue to do. 2: There is a school of thought that says is you’re cinched in you’re trapped, if it goes wrong there’s no scuttling round to avoid the lump if it decides to make its own route down. @WoodCutr for instance (in...

Climb line around it normally loose under the flip line. Never cinch in.