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Mountain climbing is a kind of sport that many people love. Although the process is very hard, it can exercise one's will and physical strength, improve one's quality and help one's health. The mountaineering buckle is useful for mountaineering. Where is its use?
The mountaineering buckle is one of the pieces of equipment for mountaineering, which can be made of aluminum alloy, iron, or stainless steel. And the shapes of climbing buckles are different, including circular, runway, golden egg, square, triangle, etc. Most people will choose the aluminum alloy mountaineering buckle because it is light, anti-corrosion, and rust-proof. Stainless steel climbing buckle can be used on sandbag sling to cope with high tensile strength.
The mountaineering buckle is very helpful to climbers. It can protect their safety and health. However, when using the mountaineering buckle, the correct method should be used to avoid bad consequences. When using the double loop 8-shaped knot method, the safety belt cannot be connected with only one loop buckle, mainly because the other loop may become loose when the loop is tensioned. If it is necessary to use one loop of the double loop 8-shaped knot as a connection, it is better to hang a lock on the other loop and buckle it on the rope as a secondary protection to prevent the knot from failing.
In addition to preparing climbing buckles, climbers should also master some climbing skills. When walking on the mountain, you should swing your arms to maintain your body balance and pace, and adjust your breathing and pace to a rhythmic state. The best walking speed is to walk without panting. Your shoulders should be heavy and your back should be straight, your feet should touch the ground. You should move from heel to toe at a constant speed as far as possible. When walking uphill, the center of gravity should be in the front of the soles of the feet, with the body leaning forward slightly. When walking downhill, the center of gravity should be in the back soles of the feet. The center of gravity should be lowered, with the body slightly sagging.
