Releasable system

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A releasable system can mean two substantially different things depending on context.

A releasable rigging is a system where the rappel rope can be lowered after releasing the mechanism holding it in place.

A releasable anchor is a system where rigging and/or anchor material can be dropped to the bottom of the rappel without pulling down at least the rappel length worth of rope or retrieval cord.

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