dynamic rope
EkipmanAn elastic climbing rope that softens falls to some extent and absorbs the energy of heavy loads. Compare static rope.
Dağcılık terimlerini ve anlamlarını keşfedin
An elastic climbing rope that softens falls to some extent and absorbs the energy of heavy loads. Compare static rope.
Dinamik hareketle uzak bir tutamağa atlayarak ulaşma tekniği.
Part of the British adjectival grading system that is used to rank the level of risk (a separate grade is given for technical difficulty) of tradition...
Ayakkabının kenarını kullanarak küçük çıkıntılara basma tekniği.
See Drop knee.
The same position as bridging or chimneying, but with one leg in front and one behind the body.
A mountain whose elevation exceeds 8,000 meters (26,247 ft) a.s.l, of which there are only 14 in the world.
1. A bouldering move, or series of moves, where certain holds are placed "off bounds". 2. A British climbing term for a route that does not take the m...
See sewing-machine leg.
A mountaineering term to describe linking-up several individual climbs to create a larger undertaking.
A piece of protection equipment used in via ferrata climbing to absorb the energy of the arrest of any fall. See lanyard.
An otherwise ordinary climb that turned into a major struggle.
An acronym for Equalised, Redundant, No Extension, Strong, and Timely, in building anchors. See SERENE.
A short ladder made of webbing that is used for aid climbing.
A flat overhand used to join a pair of ropes for retrievable abseils; considered dubious in America.
Using teams of support people (e.g. support climbers, sherpas, and/or equipment porters, etc.), and equipment (e.g. fixed rope, base camps, etc.) in h...
Tırmanış sırasında yüksekliğin verdiği boşlukta olma hissi.
Any climbing on vertical rock using finger holds, edges, and smears, as opposed to crack climbing.
Ratio of the height (h) a climber falls to the rope length (l) available to absorb the energy of a fall.
A peak that appears to be the pinnacle of the mountain but upon reaching, it turns out the summit is higher (and further ahead).