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''How to Tie:''
# Anchor one end of your rope to a fixed point (e.g., tree).
# A few feet down the line, make a loop (slip knot or alpine butterfly) in the rope.
# Run the working end around the second anchor point (e.g., another tree or stake).
# Thread the working end through the loop, creating a pulley system.
# Pull tight for mechanical advantage, then tie off with two half hitches.

''How to Tie:''
# Anchor one end of your rope to a fixed point (e.g., tree).
# A few feet down the line, make a loop (slip knot or alpine butterfly) in the rope.
# Run the working end around the second anchor point (e.g., another tree or stake).
# Thread the working end through the loop, creating a pulley system.
# Pull tight for mechanical advantage, then tie off with two half hitches.

How to Tie:

Anchor one end of your rope to a fixed point (e.g., tree).
A few feet down the line, make a loop (slip knot or alpine butterfly) in the rope.
Run the working end around the second anchor point (e.g., another tree or stake).
Thread the working end through the loop, creating a pulley system.
Pull tight for mechanical advantage, then tie off with two half hitches.