Not a bad go at creating an informative video. There are updated methids and standards on how to clean a bolted anchor that involves less steps than your method. I recommend researching current standards for your next video!
@@hereaftermediaproductions2675 Most of the current "standards" expect a lower off. In this case, I would prefer abseil to prevent rope wear on the ledge just under the top bolts
@marekholub8668 I'm referring to rappelling standards. In this video, there are many redundant steps that could be simplified with less opportunity to drop your rope during rigging
Not a bad go at creating an informative video. There are updated methids and standards on how to clean a bolted anchor that involves less steps than your method. I recommend researching current standards for your next video!
@@hereaftermediaproductions2675 Most of the current "standards" expect a lower off. In this case, I would prefer abseil to prevent rope wear on the ledge just under the top bolts
@marekholub8668 I'm referring to rappelling standards. In this video, there are many redundant steps that could be simplified with less opportunity to drop your rope during rigging
@@hereaftermediaproductions2675 Yeah, that makes sense, the rigging was quite strange