Clip this carabiner into one of the pre-tied loops on the anchor ropes attached to the floor at a point which offers the least slack in the anchor rope. This prevents the belayer (you) from being ...

When choosing a battle rope consider how long and how thick it should be, what material you prefer and how you plan on anchoring it.

They include catenary, taut leg, semi-taut, spread, single point and dynamic ... until taut. The rope comes in at a 30 to 45 degree angle on the seabed where it meets the anchor (suction piles ...

There are many ways of doing this but the most common and easiest is to use either a sling or rigging rope with screw gates on each bolt. Remember to extend the anchor point sufficiently to prevent ...