Petzl | Tırmanış Akademi

Knots

970

Knots

Friction hitches

978

Friction hitches

Three types of tie-in with or without chest coils.

899

Three types of tie-in with or without chest coils.

Approaching a glacier as a roped team of two

891

Approaching a glacier as a roped team of two

Installing an equalized belay station

992

Installing an equalized belay station

Primary dangers when using a rope

942

Primary dangers when using a rope

How to coil the rope?

926

How to coil the rope?

Carabiner basics

923

Carabiner basics

Choice of lanyard end carabiner for a rock climbing or via ferrata lanyard

957

Choice of lanyard end carabiner for a rock climbing or via ferrata lanyard

Choice of carabiners for hauling systems and pulley attachment

844

Choice of carabiners for hauling systems and pulley attachment

Choice of carabiners for attaching the rope to the anchor

861

Choice of carabiners for attaching the rope to the anchor

991

Examples of dangerous carabiner loading.

Attaching a rope to the harness

1,204

Attaching a rope to the harness

Crossing a bergschrund on a snow slope

933

Crossing a bergschrund on a snow slope

Progression with a taut rope using a TIBLOC

984

Progression with a taut rope using a TIBLOC

Quick rappel on a ridge climb

1,001

Quick rappel on a ridge climb

Crevasse rescue no. 1: transferring the victim's weight to an anchor

1,176

Crevasse rescue no. 1: transferring the victim's weight to an anchor

Crevasse rescue no. 2: accessing the edge of the crevasse to evaluate the situation

887

Crevasse rescue no. 2: accessing the edge of the crevasse to evaluate the situation

Crevasse rescue no. 3: haul systems for crevasse rescue

986

Crevasse rescue no. 3: haul systems for crevasse rescue

Ascending the rope in self-rescue: take care when approaching the anchor

991

Ascending the rope in self-rescue: take care when approaching the anchor