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Topic	Date	User
Abseiling knot - asymmetrical double fishermans	9-Mar-2006 At 4:03:00 PM	koala
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I saw what looked to be this knot mentioned very briefly on some climbing/abseiling websites. I am seeking opinions from old hands out there, on weather they consider it a good knot for tying two ropes together for abseiling, particularly ropes of differing diameters. The knot starts by bringing the rope ends together - (a) and (b), tying a fishermans bend from (a) over its neighbor (b), then tying another fishermans bend from (b) over the tail of (a). Snug up tightly. This would seem to have the advantages of the asymmetrical knot - clearing rock edges, with the ability to join differing diameter ropes. Cheers ...

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