STANDARD RAPPEL (Walk & Jump) The most basic and essential rappelling technique in rescue. The Standard Rappel keeps the rescuer upright, stable, and in full control during descent. With feet on the wall and hips leaning back, it allows smooth movement, clear visibility, and easy avoidance of obstacles. Why it matters: ✔ Simple and reliable ✔ High stability and balance ✔ Better control of speed ✔ Ideal for open walls and training towers ✔ Foundation of all rescue rappelling techniques 🎥 LANZSCA

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#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