Rope ladder and GoApe type harness.

[AlexUrbex1]

We go to Germany/Poland next week and we are not good with heights (confessed little girl). So we need the following, but they need to be small/light to go in our luggage. So we need a rope type ladder about 2 meters long with hooks at the top. And also a harness like they use when you go to GoApe with the two carabiners so you can always stay attahced (but in a small size) we are only little.

Any ideas?

Thanks

 

[AlexUrbex1]

Does anyone know could I get something like this and add a small attachment with the carabiners? https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00L93JVEI/?tag=networkmechan-21

 

[Speed]

This all sounds very dodgey. You need to know how to use equipment safely so if you can't even find somwhere to buy it you probably need more training in how and when to use somthing like thatin the first place..

 

[AlexUrbex1]

Thats a very good point, however most people who do the thing we are planning dont use any equipment

 

[The Lone Ranger]

Thats a very good point, however most people who do the thing we are planning dont use any equipment

As Speed said if you don't know how to use the equipment safely there may be an issue. Anyone can stick a seat belt on in a car, but it's a different matter driving it.

Once you start using harnesses and lanyards you may feel safe, but you have to know how to put them on correctly, where to attach the lanyards safely as well as considering what do to in the event of someone falling onto them and how to rescue as there is the potential of suspension trauma if someone dangles in a harness too long. If other people who do what you intend doing without equipment then it will be down to you to be able to rescue.

Just having safety equipment doesn't make things safe if you don't know how to use it properly.

 

[headfuckd]

what happened?? did you get hung up? did mrt come and do a pick off? I love idiots on ropes always funny till they waste my time at least