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water knot for webbing?? |
1-May-2006 At 8:38:37 PM |
socialclimber
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One method to reduce slippage in the tails of your water knot is to put a couple of stitches through them with a needle and thread.. Some years ago a regular climbing partner I had would stitch his tails with dental floss to stop slipping. The floss is water proof and turned out to be quite robust. In the couple of years we climbed together the tails didn't slip at all. |
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