Passing A Knot w/ a Casualty: Short Ropes

[@JimT225]

Great video and technique, thank you.

[@jemiafong-zagiel]

You're welcome!

[@Pacificropes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

Well done, excellent explanation of each move. Good camera angles as well. Thank you, Jim H.

[@Pacificropes]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@paulnosek714]

Nice man, thanks for the video

[@Pacificropes]

No problem 👍

[@nathanmotoyama7211]

Instructions unclear. Me and the victim are tied together and we’re both on the ground in a pile of hardware

[@Pacificropes]

😅 at least you made it to the ground!

[@brendonbirkenstock6011]

Nice. That’s an enviably long grillon.

[@wanchaidanos3597]

I WATCH ALL YOUR VIDEO AND STUDY PRETTY WELL AND WHEN I TRY TO THIS IN OUR IRATA TRAINING MY TRAINOR DONT WANT ME TO DO LOL SO I HAVE NO CHANCE TO EXECUTE EVERYTHING IVE LEARN FROM THE VIDEOS .

[@Pacificropes]

ALWAYS follow the direction of your current training center! haha these videos are meant to help with concepts and offer some solutions but every training center has methods they like and methods they don't. If you want to practice these methods stop in for an Open Gym here and we'll help expand your arsenal, there is not ONE correct way to do it.

[@chrisjackson1843]

slick

[@mejszius]

There is much faster way. The fastest actually. Abseil as close to the knot as possible. Put a second descender under the knot (use casualty's one if needed) and connect it to your harness next to the first one. Lift the casualty like in rescue from ascent. Unclip the top descender from the rope. Lower casualty and it's done. Fast, officiant, no extra equipment needed and no equipment left on the ropes.

[@Pacificropes]

Look forward to seeing your video showing this method!

[@Brazosfishing]

You did some unnecessary movements you did have to do.

[@Pacificropes]

Care to elaborate?