spar positioning

[@nomad2076]

Coming down on that running bowline just helped me a lot man. I work for someone who doesn't want to buy any more gadgets then needed. Thanks dude

[@RoodFeller]

I think everyone wants to know where you got that t-shirt

[@ryanr3729]

Thanks for taking the time to share this, it was right on what I was looking for and very helpful.

[@jackberdine]

i love that you added the bit about the yosemite

[@davidpalmer3015]

Very clear and useful explanation of something I have wondered about...thanks

[@robbob_the_climber]

Awesome tip 🤙

[@christopherallendunk]

Thanks buddy. 😊 most excellent 👌

[@louismiller9204]

You absolutely should be adding a wrench or using an appropriate SRT device when on a single line. If you were to have an accident and lose the use of a hand, you'll be bleeding out on a bound prusik if you intend to make use of a 'trick' that relies on two hands to achieve.

[@alirice2647]

Good consideration, but pretty sure you could tend the prusik and and hold the tail in the same hand... Reckon I'd make it work if I had to!

[@NomadTheBoss]

Could add friction via a munters hitch on your upper rings wouldn’t be retrievable but would get you down

[@4.0gpa44]

Very useful and good explanation.

[@qualitytime4854]

Nice climbing line, I've been climbing on the same one for a few seasons now

[@johntrainssmith1475]

Great video, where did you get the T shirt, would like to get myself one.

[@danieljohnson495]

You could also put a carabiner on the trail end right instead of Yosemite?

[@danieljohnson495]

Tail*

[@scatoutdebutter]

Great idea. Thanks!

[@kristmadsen]

Why do people say using a running bowline is better than a carabiner ?

[@matthewneufeld8153]

One reason is that carabiners are not designed to be cross-loaded. If used to choke off on a spar, then you are applying bending force to it, and they are designed to be loaded in line along the spine. Also just choking off with a biner would probably be tougher to retrieve.

[@cutyan]

thanks for sharing bro, nice video

[@Vscustomprinting]

Nice

[@mvblitzyo]

what an amazing tip, this awesome ! thanks ..

[@mfreeman451]

where can i buy this stuff?

[@matthewneufeld8153]

No offense meant, but if that's your question, you should not be attempting any if this. These techniques are meant for professionals who have received instruction in and mastered the basics of climbing.

[@onsight2822]

What about the T-shirt?

[@daveaskin1333]

Thankyou.

[@runiebaker5237]

Please tell people a proper Yosemite. I have tried to teach people that knot alot. And the Lock it off in the wrong way. Which make look ok, but un-ties once loaded

[@johnhildebrand1991]

and ya can drop a climbing ring on top of ur knot then.v tye ur bowlin to the ring to help with friction ive had to yank the shit out of y rope to retrieve a runing bowlin a climbing ring will help ya not having to strong arm the hell out of ur rope

[@daveaskin1333]

Would love a tad more explanation... many thanks... Kiwi down under.

[@LadDox_]

Legit

[@networkengineer.online]

why not use a flip line just the same as the prusic friction kit?? (I will have to go see if that would work)