Everything he owned.

Didn't use the rope and came up short with an assortment of junk, all to get a tiny hex in the system.

Cam to nowhere.

Same old Saturday.

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Barely a tensionless anchor with no apparent knot.

You can see the pile of static rope. He went with webbing way up the tree.

Why use it? Because he owns it.

He had plenty of rope, but added a sling, knots, single carabiners, etc.

Buy a little more rope.

8MM cord, single carabiner.

Same thing, note the clove hitch with half a double fisherman's as a backup. If you know the clove hitch isn't stable, don't use it.

Both knots are grinding on rock edges.

Macrame?

If it's Sunday, it's WTF?

Need gear? This "professional" left a haul bag full with no-one in sight.

Same "professional" tied this.

We know instructors are exempt from the laws of physics.

No, this is not a real anchor.

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They didn't sell him a clue.

A 7MM cordalette around "The Refrigerator" a detached block that has lost substantial rock from the base from spalling. Maybe it is moving. He has no other anchor, but that's OK since this thing will crush him like a bug anyway.

Three cams levering up a detached block, quick draws, a cordalette and a final quickdraw. So the final point is one non-locking carabiner. Check the BD website to see if they sell clues.

The guy in the video part IV.

The clove hitch isn't sketchy enough? Add two non-locking carabiners.