Mountain and cave rescue teams have long used 1 tubular webbing in rescue operations. Much of what the fire service learned about rescue came from these teams and therefore we also learned about ...

One-inch diameter webbing is probably the most popular choice for rope rescue operations. The "wrap three, pull two" is a quick efficient way to create a strong single point anchor system (Figure 3.) ...

It should also be noted that webbing does not respond as well as rope to shock loading, and should be protected from fiction heat when used over an edge. Webbing is not that expensive in the large ...

They were toproping an easy 5.6, but they weren’t using a rope. Instead, one genius in the group thought it would be fine to use an 80-foot piece of nylon webbing. He had a belay device and had ...

New road compliance and enforcement regulations will require drivers to use approved webbing, tie-downs or certified rope (rope which has been endorsed by Australian standards). Loading ...