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Bowlines - who uses what? |
30-Apr-2013 At 3:49:40 PM |
el_crimpo
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Ok so since I started using a bowline to tie in to the rope a few years ago, I have used two variations after discussing the knot and the varous pros to each knot.
Started with a double bowline
Now use a bowline on a bight, re-threadded rather than being on a bight as I've heard it has higher strength. It does take longer and I dont think I can tie it with one hand like some bowline variations.
Just wondering how many people use either of these and why; or may be you use a water bowline or yosemite bowline or some other variation. |
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