Lead Rope Soloing the 'redundant flow' method

This is how I climb long multi pitch routes solo, belayed with two Wild Country REVO's on two half-ropes (8.5mm), using two Petzl Micro Traxions taped on my harness for one-handed loading and unloading as cache loop 'managers' as well as Wild Country Ascent Lite HMS karabiners with rubber rings as 'backfeeding-brakes'.

This setup allows me to move faster on long routes than any other system I have tried. AND, I feel comfortable with the redundancy instead of a serial backup.

Smooth feeding + no stopping due to backup knots etc. + feeling safe = speed + fun

If interested, please check out the detailed text about the idea behind this setup here:
https://auftriib.com/lead-rope-soloin...

Elements shown:

0:00 Start
0:22 Getting to the belay
0:39 Re-stacking the ropes
0:57 Fixing the ropes at the anchor
1:12 Loading and attaching the REVOs for the next lead
1:57 Leading the next pitch
3:43 Clipping the 'backfeed-brake'
4:12 Starting with cache loops
4:32 Topping out
4:53 Preparing for the rappel
5:04 The 'pulley trick' - how to pull up the dead rope ends passively
5:30 Rappelling
5:43 Cleaning the anchor
5:55 And seconding the pitch

Big THANK YOU to Erik Zubler for the filming and Paul Franssen for the valuable feedback!