Building a climbing anchor using:
🔹 1 D-shaped carabiner
🔹 1 quickdraw
🔹 1 sling
🔹 1 HMS carabiner
Simple setup, fewer pieces of equipment!
⚠️ Anchor safety depends on proper connections, redundancy, loading direction, and suitable anchor points. Not every configuration is appropriate for climbing or belaying.
Would you use this setup? 👀
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17 days ago_brandon.deane
Is this “better” than girth hitching the masterpoint? Honest question - I just figure an overhand would be way harder to get apart but I’m not a pro
20 days agoyurimmonaco
120cm sling, bowline instead of the locking biner and quickdraw in the second one.
20 days agothe_daniel_b
QuickDraw bolt to bolt, locker on one of them for your personal anchor, safe the sling entirely
21 days agos.selvarajoo
Just go for a quad anchor. Self equalizes, and does not weld itself together. Saves you so much time and effort. Worth it on long climbs.
21 days agosaltiestdaltiest
This is the anchor I use for most bolted belays except with a non-locker for the bolt.
21 days agored_dome_digsby
Not for me. Lockers at the top of the leg of your anchor are unnecessary and sometimes bulky enough to get stuck or side load. Non-lockers here are the answer and the standard for professional guiding.
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