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1. Make a mule knot<br />

on one of the ropes,<br />

on the braking side<br />

of the REVERSO 4.<br />

This knot allows the<br />

rope to be released,<br />

freeing the hands for<br />

the maneuver.<br />

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Contents<br />

2. Install the MICRO TRAXION<br />

progress capture pulley on the<br />

other rope, on the load side.<br />

Check that the direction of the<br />

installation is appropriate for<br />

hauling (the MICRO TRAXION<br />

glides downward, blocks<br />

upward). Connect the<br />

MICRO TRAXION to a sling<br />

connected to the master point of<br />

the anchor.<br />

3. Use the carabiner as<br />

a handle in the carabiner<br />

hole of the REVERSO 4<br />

to release the rope. The<br />

load is now transferred to<br />

the MICRO TRAXION.<br />

4. The MICRO TRAXION may be used<br />

as a progress capture pulley in simple<br />

or complex haul systems. The choice<br />

of hauling system depends on the<br />

situation: the weight of the second,<br />

rope drag over rock, etc. During<br />

hauling, continually take up the slack<br />

in the second rope end to maintain the<br />

back-up belay.<br />

MICRO TRAXION<br />

Ultra-light and compact, the very efficient MICRO TRAXION progress<br />

capture pulley easily has its place on any multi-pitch climber's harness. It<br />

is ideal for rescuing a second climber in difficulty or for ascending a fixed<br />

line in a self-rescue situation. The MICRO TRAXION may also be used to<br />

haul a pack on difficult routes. Easy to install and compatible with 8 to<br />

11 mm diameter ropes. The cam works on dirty or icy ropes and can be<br />

locked in open position for use as a pulley.<br />

Information is non-exhaustive. Refer to the other pages as well as to the user instructions and technical manuals. Technical training is essential.

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