PRACTICING THE INVERTED RAPPEL! An upside-down rappel, also known as inverted rappelling, is a specialized technique where the rappeller's body is inverted or facing downwards while descending. This technique is used in certain scenarios, such as for tactical entry into buildings, or when a standard rappel is not feasible. | Military Adventure Camp at Camp Sousley

#Petzltips - Rappelling with a single rope and a pull cord. For long, difficult routes, it’s common to use a single rope along with a pull cord to haul a bag and to retrieve your rope when rappelling. In this Petzl tips, we show you an example of how to set up a rappel on a VOLTA single rope with a stopper knot at the anchor a PUR LINE pull cord to retrieve the rope on the descent. #petzl #climbing #accesstheinaccessible | Petzl