Rigging the Stretcher Tri Bridle

Rigging the Stretcher Tri Bridle

[keithstory]

Cool to see what has stayed the same and what has changed in the last decade! Great tutorial. We used interlocked bowlines for added redundancy, which takes more time to rig. I haven't seen the prussiks attached to the Aztek before, but im interested in seeing how that could help in reaching the blue end of the Aztek at the feet.

[miguelcordova]

Great video!!! Been looking a little while for this type of Demo. Thanks again !!!!

[JimT]

Thanks for the video. A couple questions: 1) could you also eliminate the carabiner on the AZTEK attached to the foot of the litter? And alternatively, could you use carabiners in place of the tri-links? I know there's some tri-loading, but each end would only have half the weight of one person, and most rescue carabiners test out at 10-16K.

[Capt.Justin_A]

why do you suggest a outside bowline as opposed to an inside bowline when using the ends? wouldn't the tails be just as useful on the inside yet minimize the risk of the bowline slipping.

[bradkuykendall]

What is your opinion on using a large rigging plate to bring the purcrells and azteks together?

[kinnersean]

What size delta quick links are those? Also, what metal stainless or plated?

[miguelcordova]

What brand, size, and length are the purcell cords ? Thanks