I've never had the knot hang. Maybe a larger rope? But I've used Arbormaster in the past, and that is relatively thick/stiff rope.You don't use a throw bag as a retriever ball, there are special ones, although we just use washers of the appropriate size and with a small prussic loop.
I've had an overhand knot hang up in the larger ring. On the other hand, I've tied the overhand knot on the wrong leg of the rope and tried to put it through the small ring first (duhh). I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
If you don't know why the rings are different diameters then you shouldn't be climbing. Hopefully you haven't left the ground yet!
Sent from my SM-G389F using Tapatalk
I quite agreed Sir, i also started by climbing with a natural crotch t.i.p. My point was that even if you don't have a friction saver one should at least know what they are, how they work and how their installed. This individual is talking about starting his own business and running a saw in a tree but clearly doesn't even know the basics. Worring!I climbed natural crotch for several years before I was assigned a friction saver. If you don't have one, you don't know what they can do or the parts, doesn't mean you don't know how to climb.
"Worrying" even!I quite agreed Sir, i also started by climbing with a natural crotch t.i.p. My point was that even if you don't have a friction saver one should at least know what they are, how they work and how their installed. This individual is talking about starting his own business and running a saw in a tree but clearly doesn't even know the basics. Worring!
Sent from my SM-G389F using Tapatalk
Enter your email address to join: