Coiling excess rope around your body: Alternatives to butterfly coils - Tutorial (12/18) | LAB ICE

Excess rope can be stowed in coiled loops around the body instead of as a butterfly coil in a backpack. There is a guide to this in the video. ► You can find all the tutorials and quizzes on high alpine tour rope teams and rescue techniques in the SAFETY ACADEMY LAB ICE: t1p.de/lab-ice-en
Ice and firn not only require different walking techniques, but also different types of anchors. Watch the next video to learn how to correctly and safely use a T-slot anchor or sitting hip belay on firn: • Anchors on firn: T-slo...

[@jzt7887]

Thank you for that very beneficial videos.

[@nickbrannon3251]

Which harnesses are those?

[@ortovoxsafetyacademy]

Hi Nick,
the harnesses shown in the clip are all from the French brand Petzl. In this video we have used the “Altitude” (superlight harness for high alpine tours) and the “Sitta” (light harness also for sportclimbing).
Hope this helps!
Best, your ORTOVOX Team