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What radio comms system do you guys use?

Great to watch those videos of competitions, always get a lot of new ideas just from watching. Great to see you work as a team, keep on the great work!

Awesome work by the team and film crew.

So happy to see that ❤🎉

Amazing production! love the work you guys do

Amazing video whoever that Liam guy who filmed this he killed it !!

Amazing Video, Great Production!

Great Vid, Love seeing the bts

Great share guys, that Scott guy is the bomb

This is absolutely solid info. From the rescue standpoint there is limited need to shift side to side to a large degree. Management of each leg as a stand alone anchor (back it up) simply allows your load shift to anchor on the anchor that is most in line with the pull.

Right now imp doing my GRIMP IMP2, this video helped me so much, thanks!

Thats got to be the gayest thing ive ever seen

Loving all these test🤙

I would like to argue that you cannot feed a rope through the clutch in a twin tension systems fast enough to deploy the ASAP. I think using the ASAPs with a twin tension system is a waste of equipment. If you can feed it fast enough then you have the ropes incredibly overloaded.

What hard hat use Allen?

This is such a cool video!! Great quality and I love the story being told and that you show everything going on. Thank you for putting the time in in putting this together together

Great job guys. I had fun watching both of the Grimp Days Japan as a beginner SAR volunteer. Please keep go on!!!

Well done guys.

Well done everyone! Great film.

Great work guys!! Thank you for the honesty in the video and not editing out the challenges and opportunities of a new team and difficult scenarios. Keep it up!!

Excellent video. Congrats to your team and all the hard work.

Great video. It shows not only the successes but the challenging moments. Having taken a class with a couple of them I definitely can appreciate the time involved to compete at this level. Great job guys!,

Lots of work!

intense!

Waiting for episode 2

A solution would be helpful

this is crazy u guys are the bomb

pleasee make some Y on control sling

insane

What about the gathering plate 😂 jk

what about the gloves?

What was the thought behind this?

Excuse me. Is aramid good for the Prusik cord used for span anchors? Can I use something other than aramid?

for the tension line version, could you use a truckers hitch or a voodoo?

Have you tested failing the track line at various points of travel? It stands to reason that at some point down the track line the skateblock would do nothing to prevent the load from decking. I ask because I did some silly little testing in my garage and came up with the idea that you cannot rely on the skate block when doing a greater horizontal movement than the height of the skate block. Rough guesstimate.

Are the handles rated? Just curious

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a lot of words

On your next drill recommend you practice not laying the patient flat after rescue due to suspension trauma. I usually teach pickoff using a small plate on the mainline so that rescuer can detach from plate once they reach ground and leave patient on mainline sitting up.

I would really like to know which progress capture devices you are using in this setup?

Is real capture by Asap lock or stop with ascender?

Loaded versus unloaded, makes it problematic in a real life rescue condition does it not? Do we have that kind of time etc?

Excellent, very well explained and edited. Stay safe, Jim.

I am not sure why it is being done this way. This is not a recommended method due to the extreme load being placed on the ropes due to haul angles and there is no redundancy if any of the lines break there will be a huge swing fall.

Thank you for the solid info. Have you tested it for forces when the load is off center?

In a real life rescue situation, you can't screw into a wooden board so bad example in my opinion for a training video. Back ties are interesting though

Your biggest fallacy is you comment on how it is to move when it is weighted. But that was never the point. It is the ability to move and track as the climber moves. There a probable a lot of falacies in the climbing world. One being in using limiting knots in dyneemia slings. The knot severely decreases the slings strength.

Great protection!! 👌

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Do you have the results of this test documented somewhere? I’d love to read more on it. I love the ASAP but have gotten into conversations with some TRT instructors about it not being NFPA approved. However, in some independent test, I have seen this device meet and pass drop test criteria and certain city FDs are now incorporating this into their belay set ups. One main point of contention from anti-ASAPers I’ve talked to is the teeth and their effect on the rope during a shock load. I personally feel safe using this for a rescue but I’d love to do more research and see what you have to say about it.