Rock Climbing Basics 7: Cleaning a Sport Anchor - Wild Country, Red Chili and Climbing Magazine. @WildCountryClimbing
Rock Climbing Basics 7: Cleaning a Sport Anchor - Wild Country, Red Chili and Climbing Magazine.  @WildCountryClimbing
Uploaded April 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Wild Country and Climbing Magazine have produced a series of 'How To' videos designed to demonstrate basic climbing skills and techniques. In this video Julie Ellison, Climbing Magazine Gear Editor, demonstrates a very important and truly essential technique, how to get down from the top of a sports climb.
The simple but very effective technique that Julie shows is one of the safest ways of getting yourself tied in safely to lower from a sports route and is worth watch a few times to really get it dialled.
Julie is using a selection of Wild Country and Red Chili gear whilst making these videos and you can check out her gear here including: the 360 helmet bit.ly/YQJDmN the Vision women's harness bit.ly/12rzKQH as well as the Ion screwgate bit.ly/13lHKl2.
You can also check out Wild Country's latest harness range including the superb new Blaze and Boost here: bit.ly/15lkhUT
You can check out Red Chili shoes here: ww.redchili.de
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