ART RopeGuide TwinLine Friction Saver
The ART RopeGuide TwinLine makes it possible to install the RopeGuide from the ground easily, and install two lines to the anchor point. This twin-line setup gives the ability to ascend with either SRS or MRS, or use the long anchoring rope as a second ascent rope for a second climber or rescuer. The integrated ZipAbsorber lowers the impact force in the event of a fall, and the whole system can be quickly and easily retrieved from the ground.
This item includes the RopeGuide Twinline, Twinline Spool, Trapeze Shackle, Cocoon pulley and Ally pulley. It does not include any of the shorter or longer ropes seen in the second and third image.
Details
ART RopeGuide Twinline Manual (PDF)
- Patented mobile anchor
- Integrated ZipAbsorber (shock absorber)
- Install and remove the rope system from the ground
- Can be used with the optional spliced, short ART SpliceAnchor rope (not included) or long anchor rope (not included)
- The long anchor rope can be used as ascent rope or for rapelling
- Approved to be used by two persons simultaneously for ascent or work
- Body and parts are made of solid machined aluminum
- Super smooth rope feed thanks to ART Cocoon pulley
- Continuously adjustable length
- Includes ART Trapeze Shackle
- Easy pulling of the long rope while changing anchor points with the help of the ART Ally pulley (not PPE)
- Automatic blocking of the adjustment unit without loss of distance
- Easy lifting and shifting of the adjustment device even after heavy load
- Easy lifting of the climbing / ascent rope
- Optimal “choking” mode (choking to the trunk)
MBS: 18 kN
Service Life: 10 years for all metal parts and 5 years for all textile parts
Rope Capacity: 10mm to 12mm
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fantastic piece of gear
I like to use this primarily with a SRT set up. I would highly recommend getting the blocker with this. You can leave it on there and still use MRS if you want and it dosent get in the way. because of this piece I have been climbing with an access line. This is a great safety protocol but it has come in handy as well. when the home owner comes out and askes for that one limb by the beggning of the climb I can move over to the access line and use that instead of retracing redirects.