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#Form a loop from the (non-loose) end of the rope (like a regular bowline) and slip it under the rope around your body. | #Form a loop from the (non-loose) end of the rope (like a regular bowline) and slip it under the rope around your body. | ||
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Revision as of 02:33, 12 July 2016
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Use: This is used as an impromptu harness, however is not recommended today since there are commercially available pre-fabricated harnesses. This method is preferable to a single loop because it distributes weight across all the loops/wraps.
How to tie:
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