The SEGMENT 8 mm technical accessory cord is used when creating Prusik knots, anchors or haul systems (such as the JAG SYSTEM). The EverFlex construction guarantees great flexibility and consistent performance over time. Cord available in three lengths. Description Download product info Detailed description Accessory cord for Prusik knots, anchors or haul systems Consistent performance […]
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Haul kit for pickoffs, making a releasable anchor, or tensioning a system, thanks to its 4:1 mechanical advantage and excellent efficiency (sheaves with sealed ball bearings).
Reversible rescue kit with JAG SYSTEM haul kit and I’D EVAC descender
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Welcome to A Guide to Artificial High Directionals & Two Tension Rope Systems! By enrolling in this course, you’ve shown a commitment to a higher level of learning. Be prepared to be challenged!. The “normal” rules of rope rescue will be looked at through a critical eye in order to force you to think critically and make decisions based on applied theories of force, compression, and tension.
We’ll cover, in detail, the two tension system that has become commonplace in rope rescue. We’ll also explore many different configurations for Artificial High Directionals. If before enrolling in this course you were thinking, “I have equipment… I need to know more about but nowhere to get the information I need”, then you certainly won’t be saying that after working your way through each of the units inside this course.
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High-efficiency double progress capture pulley
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Double pulley designed for use with the JAG TRAXION double progress capture pulley to make a 4:1 haul system. Sheaves mounted on sealed ball bearings for excellent efficiency.
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Learn the ins and outs of solo and team based rescues, rope access, pickoffs, caving, and more. About the Course Pickoff rescues can run the full gamut of rescue complexities. It can include almost everything from one or two people coming to the rescue of a fellow climber, to a fully orchestrated team based rescue.
About the Course When it comes to equipping yourself for a rope rescue, you need the right equipment that is suited to your environment and situation. In this course, we will go over the different types of rope rescue equipment available to you and how to select the right gear for your needs. You’ll learn
Join us as we break down the mode of use, applied forces, the tendency of movement, guy angles, the application of physics designed into Arizona Vortex, and working with artificial high directionals. “Specialized training and experience in technical rigging is absolutely essential for safety use. This manual/guidebook is not a substitute for hands-on training, but
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