Soft Shackle Prusik Hitch

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[asmith]

Me, next camping trip: arrives at dark like always….at dawn, still standing there paralyzed by choices of how to tie ridge line 😂😂😂😂😂. Great ideas like always!

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[Antti_Nannimus]

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[benthere]

I like it. It is fast and easy. Knowledge of knots turns a piece of rope into a thousand tools.

[ChristophersOutdoorAdventures]

Smart and useful content as usual!

This video made me think to myself;
"Self, " "why not replace the smaller overhand knot with a Celtic button knot?"
"It's larger than one overhand knot and this knot has multiple uses."
"Such as making it into a cinching knot."
Anyways it might be a good addition to this cool idea of yours..

Thanks David👍🤠👍🇺🇸✊

[THX]

Watching this video is definitely tied up all my loose ends😂😂😂

[margarethatten]

I was going to skip you video because I’ve never heard of soft shackles and why would I ever need one!! My favorite piece of rope now. Just wow. I’m enlightened!!

[MrJbaker]

Thank you for giving us so many options. As always Totally Awesome

[JH-]

Nothing is better than anything else, except within its context. An important distiction.
Thanks for saying this and sharing your knowledge.

[cbdyna]

Thank you for the video. I looped a one inch toggle onto ridgeline prusik knots for my first ever ridgeline recently, learned from one of your previous videos. No knots needed as your know, but this system in the video is smaller footprint. Plus really neat to see and learn all the other options. Thanks again for all of your videos, may have to try that locking brummel via 36 bankline next, for a super small footprint.

[maxlutz]

Thanks for sharing.
Better teachable often translates to easier to learn and keep. With hitches and knots there are many ways to skin the cat. It often comes down to preferences of people or services. Having mastered one method beats knowing several options and struggling with each.
I tend to use parachord for my prussiks. It´s only a tarp. I want the hitch to slide before the tarp tears.

[jakeells]

Great idea. I did the same thing utilizing the inline soft shackle knot that was demonstrated on first class amateurs channel. With having the two tails you could tie a permanent look in one end rather than making the larks head every time. Effectively making a soft shackle button that just pops in and out.

[BLACKIETHOMAS]

very good idea sir !! i will be looking at this for my set...thank you for all that you do

[ClanGunnBushcraft]

The prusik knots very useful... used it today to get up and down my mast on my sailboat