If the Prusk is slipping:
With so many small diameter ropes out there, the kleimheist can make the difference between getting the thing out, or being really frustrated. Use barr-tacked webbing loops from which you'll tie a kleimheist. The webbing smay have a better bite on smaller lines than accessory cord, or spectra. This link is a great step-by-step: http://www.iland.net/~jbritton/kleimheist.htm A munter-type hitch is made by wrapping the cord around both a locking biner and the rope. Also, not too repreat myself too much, but a kleimhiest is a great alternative (cheap, and safe) to a mechanical camming device. And, most importantly, drape something on the line to keep it from snapping all the way back to the operators...
With so many small diameter ropes out there, the kleimheist can make the difference between getting the thing out, or being really frustrated. Use barr-tacked webbing loops from which you'll tie a kleimheist. The webbing smay have a better bite on smaller lines than accessory cord, or spectra. This link is a great step-by-step: http://www.iland.net/~jbritton/kleimheist.htm A munter-type hitch is made by wrapping the cord around both a locking biner and the rope. Also, not too repreat myself too much, but a kleimhiest is a great alternative (cheap, and safe) to a mechanical camming device. And, most importantly, drape something on the line to keep it from snapping all the way back to the operators...