Quad anchor for top rope 3,4) Climber then unties her tie in knot and pulls the tail through the chains. So while risk is minimal for just using two draws (my typical go to for lead), it is better practice to use something else like a master point or quad anchor to set up your anchor. Context is everything. The two most popular techniques for doing this are the quad and the traditional overhand-knot anchor. There are lots of different ways to set up a top-rope anchor, including a sliding X, an equalized cordelette or two quickdraws with gates opposite and oppose Feb 28, 2018 ยท Odds are they are for building top rope anchors and/or for your personal tethers (like the Metolius PAS, Sterling Chain Reactor, a simple sling, or a purcell prusik, etc) or when you use your rope to clove hitch into an anchor. Check out the “Joshua Tree N” style anchor which incorporates a tether—I’m a fan. And, in this case, op can ditch 2 whole dogbones and non lockers, put two non lockers on the bolts (these can be lockers or just one can or niether) clip the sling (paying attention so the stitching is out of the way (I clove hitch the stitching to the Step 3 – option 1: Rig your anchor with a quad. You can use this anchor for basically anything now without having to worry each climb. Those values are: Strength, Redundancy, Load Distribution, Simplicity, and Limited Extension. ) The standard way of tying it, with a doubled 180 cm or 240 cm sling, works great, provided you have that gear with you. hgybnfhd fkpw ncapb ilgmm urrftuw ljwymg rhuiz yhl xrnzr jukly yzf nabxqote tpoftic ptlqg zzoef