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I think the lack of movement (especially if unconscious or barely conscious) and full suspension is key. When climbing, do you typically maintain contact with

by ska 8y ago

I think the lack of movement (especially if unconscious or barely conscious) and full suspension is key. When climbing, do you typically maintain contact with the wall, especially with you feet?

QuotedForTruth 8y ago
Barring injury, you wouldnt be hanging in free space for very long. I didn't realize that would make such a difference. After my comment I did some more searching and found plenty of discussion of harness hang syndrome in the context of rescuing an incapacitated climber though.