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Quickdraw is an essential piece of a climbing equipment used for connecting the rope to running protections. It consists of two [[Carabiner|carabiners]] connected with a sling. | |||
== Clipping == | |||
See [[Clipping]]. | |||
== Alpine quickdraw (alpine draw) == | == Alpine quickdraw (alpine draw) == | ||
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=== | === Packing and unpacking the alpine quickdraw === | ||
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== Clipstick == | |||
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Quickdraw is an essential piece of a climbing equipment used for connecting the rope to running protections. It consists of two carabiners connected with a sling.
Clipping
See Clipping.
Alpine quickdraw (alpine draw)
TODO
Packing and unpacking the alpine quickdraw
TODO
Clipstick
TODO