You need to tape the ends so the rope won’t fray

Should we book in advance to visit this cenote.. or we can just drive and go..

a hot knife cuts well and leaves a good finish might need a bit of tutting up with a lighter but works well, knife docent have to be sharp just hot enough to melt through the rope

OMG!!!!

What a waste of time, worst video ever

What a shit way to cut rope! Still I guess it got done. 😮

first timer here! Great tutorial! much appreciated

Suggestion to make a shorter video or give proper title. This is crazy boring and long vs what the title suggests

Okay this is cool, but I still have no idea how to tie the loop.

Five minutes to cut a rope. WTF.

Canyoneeing with Karen.. no thanks

_Thumbnail looking crazy af though _

Use a red hot knife to cut synthetic rope. Then touch up the loose edges with a lighter. BTW, were you toking when you filmed this? LOL

Nice job through skull. Last rapid was Last Chance, the one before was Sock-it- to Me

Hi Please don’t think I’m picking or judging you. As I’m not. I’m just very confused. I’ve just done my level one course on ski servicing and was told the 88/90 degree angle is only to be done on the side edge and the the base edge is set with a bevel/ useing a guide and a file @ 1 degree I’m still learning my self just wanted to clarify if I’m wright or wrong? Thanks

Video needs to be renamed “how not to cut rope” 8 mins of yapping and then doesnt even show how to tie the knot 😅

This is a waisted time he does knots to himself Doesn't show how to make the knot.

I did this with my 3 y.o. Pomocas that were hardly sticking at all, and they're better, but still not very sticky. I think my iron was set around 120. Think I should I try again at a higher temp?

The one we tried was super powdery and disgusting. We threw it in the trash but unfortunately swallowed the first bite. I definitely won't be getting that one again.

Terrible video

I have heard the tail should be at least 5 times the diameter of the rope.

A 10min long video that could be a 1min one. Thks tho.

That’s ten minutes I will never get back, 😴 💤, what was all that babbling about?????

Dude you're background music is anoying !

jesus, that knife lol. congrats, even that you "like" your breadknife you found the w o r s t tool for the job.

This is the best video I've seen on the GriGri. You did an excellent job, thank you for your advice.

Fun video.

So long on cutting the rope.. nothing on knot

Do you know what the flow rate was during your trip? Great video btw!

Heavy duty scissors would give you a better cut.

JFC! All I wanted to see was the knot dude. Not 8 minutes of you destroying the end of a piece of rope!

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I had to shave twice during this video!

I find that a good sharp knife 🔪 pressed down hard on rope on a cutting board gives me the cleanest cut every time.

Great video. Relative to common folk ✌️

Helped a bunch! Thanks!

I just went to the doctor but I have an cutie so it was easy

This is super helpful and will allow me to finish off the season with my current skins. Thank for the vid!

Good to see you posting again

Really useful video, thanks a lot dude! Appreciate the explanation

Looks amazing. Where in Costa Rica did you do this excursion and what your group? Thanks, Barbara

Great video.

When do you use the 88°and when do you use the 90°?

This Video Rocks! Compared to all the other videos I watched , you helped a newbie like me, learn this task easily..Thank you!

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Actually ATS does not stand for All Terrain Sender, it stands for Alpine Training Systems, it says so right on the device.

Question: I picked up a "Hot Knife" for cutting rope. Do you know if the end will hold up as solid as the method you are using. The cut has much less melted material holding it together. ( I know very little about working with rope.) I have used electrical tape to hold the rope tightly together as another viewer has suggested. None of my arts and crafts have had extended field use. Thanks for the video. I am going to install an anchor point in the ceiling of my office to practice with. (Looked to be how you are doing it) Plus I can practice all the climbing knots while watching video at my desk. Thanks again. 😀👍

I just watched a 10 minute video that showed me how to make a loop, not how to make a prusik loop. I'd rather watch the knot-tying than the rope-cutting and end-sealing

Before you make a video you should know what size rope you have, what kind, etc.