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jtgolden1s
Dec 11, 2015, 8:35 PM
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Hello!!! I am excited for this first post! I recently started rock climbing with a couple friends a few months ago. My buddies have been rappelling for years and are very familiar with rope work. After a couple rappelling trips I talked us into climbing and have been doing it every weekend. We climb in the midwest, mainly southern Illinois. Just wanted to drop in and say hello, this forum has been a great help.
On question, what type of knot would anyone want to recommend with the setup in the photo below. I would utilize two trees, and because the ends of the ropes will not be used because of the length of the rope I am not sure what the best knot would be.
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Thanks!
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sungam
Dec 13, 2015, 8:59 PM
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Which knot are you talking about? The knot at the power point or the knot at the trees? Will there be a sling on the trees or will you be tying to rope itself around the tree?
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epoch
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Dec 14, 2015, 6:18 PM
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jtgolden1s wrote: Hello!!! I am excited for this first post! I recently started rock climbing with a couple friends a few months ago. My buddies have been rappelling for years and are very familiar with rope work. After a couple rappelling trips I talked us into climbing and have been doing it every weekend. We climb in the midwest, mainly southern Illinois. Just wanted to drop in and say hello, this forum has been a great help. On question, what type of knot would anyone want to recommend with the setup in the photo below. I would utilize two trees, and because the ends of the ropes will not be used because of the length of the rope I am not sure what the best knot would be. Thanks!  . Read this document to get a better idea. Learn the tensionless knot and you can easily adjust the length to better equalize your redundancy. For now, though, a bowline will hold just fine.
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