When using your new (or old!) rope at the crag, there are a few things to keep in mind to make sure it does not get damaged. First of all, try to keep your rope as free of debris and dirt as possible. Use a rope bag with a tarp, or even just a plastic sheet or big Ikea bag to protect it from the ground. When a rope gets very dirty, it might
We think the best way to manage a rope is to keep it stuffed (not coiled) into a good rope bag. Pro Manila FiberStuffing doesn't put twists in the rope and it plays out of the bag like magic. These bags have tough reinforced rims and sides so they stand open for stuffing. They are made of 1000 denier nylon canvas and firm webbing for stiffness.
Start standing and holding the rope with both hands at head or shoulder height. Engage your core, lean back, and lower yourself down, hand over hand. Bend your knees as you lower yourself. Get as close to the ground as possible before climbing back up. Always use hand over hand, don’t drag yourself up.
Stopper Knot Tying Instructions. Form a small loop at the end of a line by running tag end over standing line. Tie an overhand knot around standing line. Pull overhand knot tight and feed tag end through noose (loop) end. Pull tag end all the way through and slide knot down tight. Pull both ends tight.
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Roll Down the Windows. Next, open all the windows except for the driver's. Toss one end of the second piece of rope over the mattress's width, then loop it back through the open windows. Do this twice before tying the two rope ends together inside the car. Make sure you leave the driver's window rope-free.
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