unroped

Married or not, they climb mountains unroped, jump out of planes into Scottish lochs yes, really.

Deconstructing the Unreconstructed Male Tina Gaudoin 2011

That, Hemingway wrote in "A Moveable Feast," "is about as low as a writer can get and much more dangerous for him as a writer than glacier skiing unroped before the full winter snowfall has set over the crevices."

He Was a Cocktail Artist 2009

Bogdan parked his suitcases? at in the windowless corner; took a sheet and a blanket out of the unroped one and spread them under the murky window — unequipped with mattress or duvet, this was where he would sleep.

'Love And Obstacles' 2009

Rather, climbers moved up and down the mountain unroped, or traveled in self-sufficient teams, carrying a small amount of cord between them.

Freddie Wilkinson: K2: What The Mainstream Media Isn't Reporting 2008

Historical context supports the assumption that it is feasible for an experienced climber to negotiate the Bottleneck unroped.

Freddie Wilkinson: K2: What The Mainstream Media Isn't Reporting 2008

The group of summiters faced a life or death situation: either down climb the Bottleneck unroped, or wait in hope that other climbers from below would ascend with more rope to re-equip the climb.

Freddie Wilkinson: Avalanche Triggers Survival Situation on K2 2008

They were the kind that made Thomas Hudson feel "the way downhill glacier skiing feels running through powder snow and, after the sixth and eighth … like downhill glacier skiing when you are running unroped."

The Old Man and the Daiquiri 2005

They were the kind that made Thomas Hudson feel "the way downhill glacier skiing feels running through powder snow and, after the sixth and eighth … like downhill glacier skiing when you are running unroped."

The Old Man and the Daiquiri 2005

I have never been downhill glacier skiing, roped or unroped.

The Old Man and the Daiquiri 2005

I have never been downhill glacier skiing, roped or unroped.

The Old Man and the Daiquiri 2005