One of the most important safety procedures that one can do before climbing is tying into the rope and anchor system properly. The knot that is most commonly used for tying into a harness is the ...

Normally 8mm dynamic, in a choice of lengths, with and without tie-in markers. Not suitable for rock or mountain climbing. This rather evocative term means the force transmitted to the climber at the ...

Normally 8mm dynamic, in a choice of lengths, with and without tie-in markers. Not suitable for rock or mountain climbing. This rather evocative term means the force transmitted to the climber at the ...

If your rope is ... you cannot tie it.” Tighten and loosen tent or tarp guylines with the tautline hitch, an adjustable knot that can slide back and forth, to and from the anchor point.

You can also tie it to pre-existing loops on your pack. Technique: Bend your rope in half ... end of the line around the tree or any other anchor point and wrap the same end around the other ...