General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
girth hitch flip vs climber hitch (Tech Tips)	21-Jun-2005 At 2:03:28 PM	rhinckle
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was playing about with my gear the other day, trying to remember the 'climber hitch' and discovered that if you tie one sling to another with a girth hitch (larks head knot)(or lark's foot knot according to Karl Lew), it's possible to flip the hitch from the hitch sling onto the non hitch sling, and achieve a symmetrical knot. this may or not make sense. i'll post a pic shortly.

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