Let's pretend that I am a very lightweight belayer. And my climber takes a huge fall which drags me up into the wall. And if I panic and let go the brake side of the rope to protect myself. While my grigri gets trapped in the first quickdraw. Is this gonna kill my climber? I already made a video showing that if you press on grigris cam and not hold the brake side of the rope that might end up fatal. So let's see if quickdraw can also unlock the grigri's cam. If you get trapped in it. If I am pulled so hard... Wow! I mean that was like one shot experiment... Though yeah well if you move maybe... You will be going down... I still filming. No, no. Keep filming. Yeah, it goes down. So if I would not be holding this... Yeah, if I don't hold this... The climber goes to the ground. So yes, quickdraw can unlock grigri's cam. But to make this experiment even better I wanted to see what happens in a dynamic environment. Where i would fly up and jam into the quickdraw. Unfortunately i'm not that lightweight to fly all the way from the ground into the first quickdraw. So instead I decided to clip myself with a separate quickdraw just below the bolt, so I would need to fly less. Pulling. Yeah. Ah, no. The rope got pinched... Pulling. Yeah. Oh, no! Whoa, the rope... oh, man... This is crazy what happened to the rope. So first few attempts the climber was 'saved' by the rope getting trapped between the grigri and the quickdraw. Or in some cases even wrapping around grigri's handle. Which you definitely don't want to happen. But then we got this. OK, pull it. Yep Whoa! Yep, Yep. All my backup went in. So if i would not have this hand on, my climber would be on the ground. Attempt number two. I'm gonna give you one meter of backup rope. Yeah. Whoa. Yeah. So here you go. Another reason why you should never let go the brake side of the rope even if you're belaying with the grigri. And if you want more life-saving tips check out this playlist. Or if you're more geeky person this one is for you. And to all the good people who want to support me, what I'm doing here on this channel, consider visiting my website. It has different ways how you can contribute. And thank you so much. And enjoy climbing.