Improvised Fall Restraint (Lanyard)

Creating a fall restraint for a rope bridge using an around the body bowline and figure 8 on a bight. Please Hit The LIKE and SUBSCRIBE BUTTONS as well as the NOTIFICATION BELL. Feel Free to Check out my Amazon Influencer Page and Follow Me on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Thanks For Watching.
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[@paulmcdonald1968]

Outsanding instruction, worthy of revew multiple times. Great video for new and experienced climbers!

[@pappycanoli659]

Another "OUTSTANDING" lesson plan and video. I truly appreciate your detailed explanation and how to. Thanks for all you do!

[@Christian_Prepper]

*PREPPER's PRO TIP: Add one stable loop in between you & the end of the lanyard because if you do fall it'll make it easier to climb back up to have an intermediary "handle".* *Excellent videos! Love Corp's Corner.*

[@rjae5641]

Brother, you are one BAM! Your Instructions are always clear as ice water! You are the best of all the outdoors- bushcraft cadre.

[@jeffnotti9932]

WHOA.. wait a minute... that is the coolest way i have ever seen to tie a bowline

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

Same here ! In the Coast Guard we often had "rope" instructors who knew how to tie every knot known to God and man, but they weren't the best at teaching. Corporal Kelly is an excellent instructor

[@dumanhieu]

As always an excellent block of instruction. Thank you for your service brother.

[@resistireland694]

Another brilliant instructional video aid Corporal. Clear, precise and to the point. No BS. I like it. Respect from Eire Corporal. Salute.

[@petemiller2347]

Excellent, concise and to the point without fuss. Well done.

[@northernninjarunner5506]

Outstanding. Good to see you back out in the woods

[@ndafarachaitezvi1139]

Outstanding and awesome.Thanks for sharing and taking us along

[@sinjint13]

Thank you Sir . love your videos. No bs and straight to the point

[@michaeloppenheimer2582]

Absolutely excellent video, all the safety points everything, and I like having always take the time to demonstrate do not, thank you so much and God bless you have a wonderful day, thank you for your service !!!

[@barnburner2475]

Excellent video Cpl Sean Kelly. Well done sir. Thank you.

[@blackhatbushcraft]

Excellent rigging! Thanks for sharing Shawn.

[@recall5811]

Thank You Sir

[@martinkrenn362]

You are a perfect instructor !!! Greetings from Austria.

[@davem4193]

Thanks for posting this, I love your videos. We've built monkey bridges in the past with our Boy Scout troop, we'll incorporate this fall restraint next time we build one.

[@markkalapp3389]

Awesome video! Thanks. Really enjoy watching.

[@ksuhuh]

Nice corp! Thx for sharing

[@ntvrthmn]

Now this was totally new to me. Thanks.

[@MaxjAdventure]

Great video and explanation, finally a straight to the point video, finally a fall arrest system that I appreciate, more than normal devices; can prevent falling, no flipping over and hitting head. I go trekking, and sometimes there are anchor points, for ropes in the mountains, very useful, without carrying too much material, a 5M rope and carabiner is enough, I already carry several cameras. I will adopt this system from now on, thanks for your advice.

[@tomsimmons1709]

Very nice job. Love your instruction . Thanks

[@vinnynguyen123]

Thanks for sharing. Salute!

[@johnlbales2773]

Good stuff, good stuff, good stuff. Thanks.

[@coolblue1524]

You're the best, brother!! Keep 'em coming.

[@ourtechwriter]

Very important, and clever! Thank you.

[@User-sssss-543]

Wry useful~ Thanks for the sharing!

[@madbearproductions8375]

Great for deer stands. Thanks for the knowledge. Every hunter should have this in their arsenal

[@ronnibuck1504]

Happy Easter to you and your family. I hope you had a wonderful day!

[@soosaijohn9999]

Happy nice teaching brother good

[@jamesreed6558]

Great information

[@michaelcarter8209]

Outstanding

[@EfrainSuarezII]

OUTSTANDING Devil-Nuts. Always a pleasure watching your videos. Haven't seen your little hard charger in the videos in a while. Keep it up, YUT!

[@jkj1459]

Thank you for sharing fantastic knots.

[@recall5811]

Share with others

[@miketownsend6108]

thanks man you do a awesome job.

[@richarddiss1643]

AWESOME! Thank You Sir. Greetings from France ^_^

[@brianmagnuson8362]

Excellent information. -Thank you

[@klausschneider6421]

Gut gemacht!

[@AjmalKhan-ur3ib]

learned alot from these videos... keep uploading more and I'm doing practice it. thanks

[@aldineicruz603]

That's new, never saw before, congrats!

[@DenoKeller]

Great video !!! 😎👍🏻

[@kevinmatthews9207]

Thanks for the quick tips.. quite a few videos I'm still finding on your channel. Trying to give the support for a fellow serviceman! Army Sgt to the Marine Corporal!! hoorah!

[@richardpearson5036]

Excellent, instructive video, and not a speck of bacon anywhere in sight?? Well done corporal, love it !!

Hey, amazing video

[@QwertQwert-fs2xg]

Great corporal...

[@MiguelReyes-sg5gd]

Thanxs for shareing

[@jamesmangan6882]

Great video. I found a new (old one) that I didn't watch till now.

[@PBS-nm1uu]

like your videos great demo thanks

[@elainetaylor6799]

So interesting!

[@FredBushcraft93]

Salut encore une bonne video merci

[@prostyle1626]

Absolutely 100 percent tie off at all times.

[@mistastabs5840]

Not sure if you go back to these old videos or not but here goes... Great video (as always thorough and precise super greatly appreciated)… Instead of the figure eight can an Alpine Butterfly knot be used?

[@mycocoaone]

Thank you!

[@spiritfox2026]

As always I love watching your videos and learning something new. I was wondering what type of rope is that you were using in your video?

[@cldfactor]

I lear so much from your channel ,thank you .

[@johnlord8337]

Good one.

[@NikoJones94]

Thank you

[@dalefarver115]

Never seen that way of doing it , but I like it it's simple .

[@virginiacopeland108]

Thanks! Clark

[@punishme4180]

God bless you

[@pbrb123]

From the description, it sounds like this is a good means of attaching yourself to a line that crosses perpendicular one's unchecked motion, eg. to a bridge over a body of moving water. Do you think it could also be adapted with an additional knot at the caribiner end - eg. a prusik knot of some kind - to aid as a safety if one falls in line with the main anchor line, like when you're rappelling? I hope the question makes sense.

[@craigslaunwhite579]

That is the simplest I've ever seen a bowline tied. When I do a bowline with the rabbit round the tree meathod it sometimes goes around the tree the wring way, so I have to fix it. I am totally putting this meathod in to the mental tool box. Thanks for the demo.

[@ilbob]

just curious. is this something the military teaches? it seems potentially dangerous to me.

[@mariemacfhionghuin11]

Just because it seems dangerous doesn't mean it won't save your life.

[@floydhawk2169]

Thinking this could work as fall protection in a tree stand only turned around to your back after tying. I use a 3/8" eye bolt screwed into the tree to attach my carabiner to. Thanks for the demo.

[@tylernguyen7891]

I just put on a harness and used a PAS

[@r.ramonguerreroguillen7699]

como siempre excelente su vídeo ....felicidades y reciba un cordial saludo desde SAN LUIS POTOSI MEXICO...

[@recall5811]

Thank You and Thanks for watching

[@michaeloppenheimer2582]

That is a nice rope, where do you get your equipment,that rope is very expressive, mine is an edelweiss, oh I see you're using carabiners locking gate no your harness,very nice, your always doing a great job with your videos, you don't cut corners, only the best equipment after you have tested it over a long period of time !!!

[@arqamzubair994]

Hi. New subscriber. Can you combine this with Swiss seat ? I'm thinking lowering unconcious people down a building so they are supported even when not holding the rope themselves. Please do a video on that if possible.

[@jkj1459]

DONE. LIKED , SUBSCRIBED AND SHARED.

[@recall5811]

Thank you for your Patronage and for watching

[@anonymoussourcesofficial5375]

_Although you didn't mention it I gather the rope you are using would have to be "Dynamic Rope", I need not tell you why. Thanks for the video Brother._

[@colelawton4901]

Not really, doesn't matter. Your falling 2 feet at most. We never had dynamic ropes in the military for these uses

[@owencoulton7638]

Did you learn all this in the marine corp? love your videos OURAAH

[@phillipdavis5241]

That was almost good! Thanks for showing 😀

[@eliatkinson634]

Can you combine this with the swiss seat for an improvised "full body harness"?

[@dlighted8861]

Cool beans on the fall restraint harness. Sorry for asking this here but I can't find the pertinent video. What is happening with your Pathfinders venture? Where do I go to join? Also I imagine your Corporals Corner amazon store will be going gangbusters with all the effort you are putting in. I have used a shoddy rope fall restraint harness when traditional deer hunting. I actually leaned out from the tree crotch and used the restraint to hold me. Not smart maybe but that deer never felt a thing.😉

[@RRinTN]

Double wrapped little easier on the body if you do fall too. Thanks for the video.

[@Il_Manganellaio]

wow thank u m8.....

[@SCCIT-jq6jh]

Love corps corner!. Long end is standing end!. Short end is running end!. A bend is called a bight!. If I can pass my fist through her she's no good! Sorry I'm thinking of something else. Love the shorts and longs mate from Australia!.

[@stevecallaway8457]

How could you set this up to attach to keep it “removal “ to reuse in lean to deer stand.

[@kentorkelson8830]

What diameter ropes are you using for the upper harness, Swiss seat and rope bridge?

[@eachday9538]

Great points about context for application. By the way, there is a neat one handed method of tying a bowline around your chest. You are probably familiar with it. It's not really relevant for your demo here, it's just a really neat trick. Actually, it'd make a nice little demo video, I might do that.

[@eachday9538]

Ha ha, of course he has, I should have checked! There's not much that hasn't already been done on KZbin, I'll have to do a video on how to tie a bowline with no hands...

[@papa.neura.sakori]

appreciate the simplicity of this method but I am concerned about the direct pressure on rib in case of fall. If possible, swiss seat maybe a safer protection?

[@recall5811]

Thanks for watching

[@janergaard]

Great video! One question: What is the purpose of doubling up the rope? Comfort? Because the carabiner loop of the rope is still just single, so you will not be getting any added tensile strength.

[@seaotter52]

John Arne Nergård It was to reduce excess line flopping around primarily, also a small amount of "comfort"

[@eszekiistvan7953]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kalvinnoble488]

As the norm, an excellent and educational presentation. Only one question: does it mean there is an additional line that is run as your safety line that is not part of your rope bridge to hook your rope harness to?

[@recall5811]

you can run an extra rope or you can attach it directly to the bridge. Thanks for watching

[@justrione]

Semper Fi Marine

[@monicasmadhouse9278]

cool

[@johnherian781]

It's something you can tie once and step out of it,hang on the wall.Me,I'll use this to clean gutters safely.

[@dylansmith3628]

what is the gear bag your using in the background ? 9:30

[@danielesquivel1251]

Where can I find the sweatshirt???? I really like it.can you tell me where I can get it??? thanks.

[@bobbymancini9069]

Maybe join the USMC to start....

[@Preacher76]

So how much does it hurt when you fall with the lanyard? My tree stand harness failed and Saturday is opening day of archery so I will be using a Swiss seat/lanyard for the first weekend till I can afford a new harness. Thanks for the informative vids. Semper Fi do or die.

[@recall5811]

The point isn’t to fall and I showed this with the intent of falling into the water from a rope bridge not off of a platform. Be safe

[@L8rCloud]

It's obvious by the technique your using that you could probably tie everyone of those knots in complete darkness. Thanks for the video

[@tomaszproczkowski7810]

I am sorry, but is it really a good idea to use a rope of that small diameter for a chest harness only? I am really not a pro but of what i heard chest harness can leave you dangling, making it really hard to breath and use your arms to climb up again. Would love a follow-up video of you actually testing it with a small fall and maybe introducing other types of harnesses you can tie that are much safer and actually used in rescue situations. Thanks!

[@recall5811]

then the marine corps manuals are wrong and need to be corrected. Thanks for watching

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

Tomasz Proczkowski , re watch his video and really listen to what he says.....as in, the use and purpose of this type of safety ....it does not tighten up on you when you fall, your weight on the rope would be bore under your arms not around your chest and it is intended for a short fall so you can grab back onto what you just fell off of ! I’m a middle age woman watching this and his instruction and intent of it’s use were crystal clear to me. He has many videos explaining different safety harnesses and their intended use.....they are not all the same !!!🙄 You say yourself you’re no pro, he is a highly trained military man, I’m thinking he has used these skills to stay alive, he certainly has my trust !!!

[@ingenierodevuelo]

Its that a special rappel rope, or a common rope? And where can i buy it?

[@tylernguyen7891]

Looks like 9mm dynamic rope. Check REI

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

Now if only I could remember how to do this without watching you step by step 🙄 I’m 52 yr old woman and need to shovel snow off my roof, I’m scared to death of heights and falling, I wanted something to keep me from sliding off if I slip, I will keep my secured rope short enough so I won’t go over the edge and dangle.....at least I’ll feel a little safer :)) Thank you !!!

[@mikesadillan5834]

3:12 That's what she said

[@wai7725]

Thanks for your presentation, but I have a hard time to follow every steps because the video on screen is reverse, its will be better to follow from you view point. Thanks, Great channel.

[@kaiwensong115]

Rahh

[@adolfosolano1470]

This video came up on Pinterest by chance. Seeing it on KZbin ... I can't believe that someone recommends this today ... that cord before a fall breaks your ribs, in free fall, it is certain death by suffocation.

[@2adamast]

Double is a good idea, back then a 12mm (1/2") lanyard broke like glass, on a 2 length fall, so we got thicker lanyards in a hurry.

[@gundaddy66]

Nice work. Reward yourself with some bacon.

[@sinjint13]

I've seen other videos about knife reviews etc, and I'm like, is this a porn video??I don't care about your connection emotional connection. Just show me what it can do. Again sorry for the rambling..