Anchors
Bolts, slings, and natural anchors — checked twice, every time.
Everything hangs on this
An anchor is the single point between you and a long fall. Bolts, slings around rock, or a tree that's been there longer than you — each one gets checked twice, by two people.
The rules
redundant never one point, always two equalised load shared, not stacked checked by the second person, out loud replaced if it moves, back it up
How we beta it
Every route lists its anchor type per pitch — bolt, natural, or you-bring-your-own slings — so you know before you commit what you're trusting.