Talk:Tyrolean traverse

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Definition[edit]

I changed the page drastically basically a complete rewrite which means there is probably grammatical errors. The article had the correct definition until Fed 2008. Then in Feb 2008 207.108.177.174 changed the definition to something unreferenced likely of their own creation and claimed the true definition to be a common "misconception". I've changed everything to fit with the definition in "freedom of the hills".--OMCV (talk) 00:25, 17 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

This page's “Description” section says that a Tyrolean traverse may offer a climber a “walking descent” as an alternative to rappelling. But the photos displayed show Tyrolean traversers moving by hand, not foot, hence no more walking than rappellers do. (This is aside from slackline traverses, not really Tyrolean, as the text notes.) 06:57, 9 February 2023 (UTC)

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Tyrolean crossing[edit]

What (if anything) is the difference between a Tyrolean traverse and a Tyrolean crossing, which redirects here? See the Commons category c:Category:Tyrolean crossing. Does a 'crossing' involve a hanging cart, as in File:2015년 3월 서울소방 활동 사진 오승훈 편집본 SFS 5052.JPG. Please clarify the distinction, or say that they are the same thing. Verbcatcher (talk) 23:13, 9 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]