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A '''runner''' or '''quick draw''' (in French: '''degaine''') is a set of two non locking [[biners]] and a webbing sling, used to connect a [[leading]] [[ropes|rope]] to an [[anchors|anchor]]. Runners can be used for any number of other functions: extensions, connections, hanging stuff etc. | A '''runner''' or '''quick draw''' (in French: '''degaine''') is a set of two non locking [[biners]] and a webbing sling, used to connect a [[leading]] [[ropes|rope]] to an [[anchors|anchor]]. Runners can be used for any number of other functions: extensions, connections, hanging stuff etc. | ||
גרסה מ־00:02, 15 ביולי 2011
A runner or quick draw (in French: degaine) is a set of two non locking biners and a webbing sling, used to connect a leading rope to an anchor. Runners can be used for any number of other functions: extensions, connections, hanging stuff etc.
Most runners have two different Biners. The one that goes on the bolt usually has a straight gate, and the one into which the rope is clipped has bent gate.
Usuallu short, sewn runners are used for sport climbing, while longer, sometimes tied webbing slings are used for trad, alpine, aid routes and multipitch routes
Long runners/extensions
Long runners can be slung on the shoulder like a prussik or a webbing sling. Another common option is to shorten them (as demonstrated in the ilustration) and use the gear loops of your harness.
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