General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
stick clipping knot	28-Apr-2004 At 8:57:42 AM	MrKyle
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It is less complicated than people expect: 1) from a generous loop of rope, grab two bights about 20cm long and adjacent to each other - one in each hand; 2) tie these loops together around the end of your chosen stick with a simple overhand knot (which is the first bit of a shoelace knot); 3) adjust/tension the knot, since it will be quite insecure; 4) decide which end you are going to loop around the biner and hence which end of the knot to pull; 5) gingerly raise the knot and stick to biner; 6) slowly pull in the rope till it is snug on the gate; 7) yank rope. there was of this on rebolting.com

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