"Easy Way To Remember How To Tie The Munter Hitch"

[@CharlesSheehan]

Six years later, I’d like to extend thanks for this ultimate munter hitch tour. That’s fantastic.

[@Y_N_K_888]

It's a great video

[@xavierx93]

by far the most intuitive method and ready for belaying instead of fumbling. 10/10

[@AwosAtis]

You just "un-confused" a simple knot for me. Thanks!

[@VisinskiRadoviBeograd]

This is by far the most intelligently explained and most easily understandable way of tying Munter. It obviously comes from a person who understands the subject. How refreshing!

[@robertbarr8001]

How brilliantly simply explained. The analogy to the car ignition key was ingenious. What a great teacher. Many, many thanks.

[@JDye-youtube]

That is easily the best description of how to tie that knot, period. I really appreciate you taking the time to put that out there for the knot challenged like myself. Thanks!

[@Y_N_K_888]

Thank you, my tree climbing mentor taught me the "taunt line hitch/or Blake's hitch" method. Your video is a supurb way to repel down the tree when you only have a trunk left to lay over and do not have the luxury of a taunt line hitch.

[@jjack2684]

OMG, never able to remember munter. This video is gold, great explanation! Thank you.

[@chamonix4658]

the single best technique i still use years later, thanks

[@chksda0]

By far the easiest way to remember how to do a Munter that I've seen! Thank you!!

[@markus717]

Knowing how to easily tie the hitch is great BUT it would be even better to have more info in the description about its use, its pluses and its minuses. For example: ROCK-CLIMBING: - Essential hitch for every multi-pitch climber, in case the primary belay or rappel device is lost - Do NOT use as a replacement for an ATC or other device because it severely twists and very slightly weakens the rope every time it's used.

[@AMC-eq3jr]

Markus Rescue use kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaOsln-ll7Zrg5I Applied Munter kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXrFgYODjKiFeMU Munter transition kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWa4oaqspKpseJY

[@robabob1001]

Been stuck on this for ages from a book, got it in seconds watching this haha thanks!!

[@dennisw8166]

I always thought I was pretty good at making knots. The munter hitch pretty tricky for some reason. It definitely needs to be done correctly so thank you for making it easier to understand 💡

[@kafelewright3454]

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[@anton0000001]

Nice and easy! Well Done. I will use this method!

[@stephken8077]

Really helpful, thanks.

[@AMC-eq3jr]

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[@geoninja8971]

That's the easiest way I've seen to tie this - thanks!

[@stihlsavvy]

Great tip!!! I often get jammed in a tree figuring this out for srt redirects.

[@mimhap]

Easiest way! Thank you!

[@anthonyrockwell4469]

Gracias!!! Worked perfectly.

[@SherwoodSchwartz123]

Excellent!

[@sameoldmphymel]

Awesome, easiest way i've seen yet

[@andrehedger3106]

Nice and clearly explained

[@garyholman2947]

Brilliant idea thanks

[@utar88utar]

interesting. noted. thank you!

[@nochruto]

Turn your car on twice! awesome!

[@user-si9ev8pc3z]

Отличный вариант!!!

[@Sebsa58]

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[@refaiabdeen5943]

Cheers Mate!

[@akaTheDevil]

i thought you were supposed to pull the break in the same direction of the load strain (up) instead of down with the munter.

[@abuzarov]

In case any non native English speaker is interested, the guy has Australian accent

[@nicholasm2239]

Aka, he's got sweet breakdancing moves. Hope you never run into him at da club otherwise he'll steal your wife

[@jodelboy]

thanks!

[@pobrengseamanstranded79]

Nice

[@rockclimbinghacks9222]

Nice! How do you shoot these close up videos? Where do you mount the camera?

[@picknikbasket]

Handy!

[@martynwatson4929]

is it possible to soft-lock the munter hitch?

[@xavierx93]

Please show the monster munter

[@blargo]

Kind of weird having the brake and load strands heading in opposite directions. I think you typically pull the brake strand in the same direction as load to control the hitch.

[@johndoe9843]

Not when rappelling

[@beyondthepale2023]

Agree.

[@RodCornholio]

Admittedly, my knot IQ is in the spectrum of idiot-moron-imbecile, but I can understand and, hopefully, remember this. Subscribed.

[@dellmactaighain9474]

I married a munter and wanted a divorce, this knot DID NOT help me get rid of her - extreme dislike