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This is how I'm going to start typing my ratchet straps for stowage.

This video caused my divorce

Practice, yes, it'll be fast. "In practice", it's easy to get off your kit, undo the slip knot, and carry your buddy out in a makeshift litter.

Never too old. I keep practicing. Thanks for the invaluable instructions.

Just did 2 fifty foot sections. Thanks!

here from the spiritus tubular nylon video

thanks for video, helped a lot!

Excellent video. Thanks for posting!

2:23 Don't tell anyone but this is the same as a single stitch crochet...

thanks. by following your tutorial and starting and stopping a couple times I got the lobster tail first try. definitely the better method to store 1x30'. awesome video.

What happened with the results? How many pounds to take breaking point?

Camera operators are silent. Unprofessional.

Cute and neat, but far from "more efficient"

The video helped me a lot

Does it reduce if your using a longer cord ? For example you’ve wrapped the two loops around 2 huge boulders

-Hurry up down there, I cant't hold you all day... -Chill out, just wrapping up my webbing... lol

How many kn are needed to slip the knot?

Lots of variables involved in wrap friction. Very interesting though. I would love to have seen a back to back comparison with 1/2” kernmantle, same W3P2 configuration. I’m personally befuddled as to why safety of life critical anchor points are trusted to webbing when kernmantle rope outperforms webbing by tons. Webbing is a single unprotected load element that when under load can fail suddenly and catastrophically if nicked by a sharp edge. Quality kernmantle static rescue rope has more than double the load rating and built-in protection of the core by the mantle. Fail testing of kernmantle shows the core failing long after the sheath. Compact, light weight is important to sport climbers, not as much for rescue teams. Just some facts to chew on. Sorry for the rant. Safety of life. 🤜🤛

SARRR is SAR team made of pirates?

Next time try a Kevlar cordalette

Webbing rope's , are for what , for who 's ! Anchor ? Belay's ? Water safe ? Climbing?

Thanks for showing us the amount of weight applied to break it.

5:29 lmfao oh lort

Thanks for making this video. I'm impressed! :D

Do you think it fails there because of the knots pinching ? I thought for sure it would fail at the fishermans knot. Guess I should go look at the info you posted huh ?

Mountain guides use that style of macrame to lower a guest and then to wrap a cord or rope around a tree and then rappel. We then pull on it as you did. The whole thing comes undone and drops down as a loop. We refer to it as an equivocation-hitch, and the process of using it as equivocating...

Nice video but have to say the length of tails on the Double Fisherman's bend have me a little nervous.

The rated strength of the webbing is 4000 lbs or ~17.8 kN. This data point made it in to our much larger study of webbing anchors which is posted at: sarrr.weebly.com/sar3-original-research/a-review-of-webbing-anchor-research

Thank you for testing this. Do you know what the 1" tubular webbing rated at in a straight pull? The sewn ones I have a UBS (ultimate break strength?) of 7,000lbs or 31kN. The sterling 1" tubular webbing I have is 4,000 lb MBS in a straight pull or 6,100 lb MBS in a sewn loop.

Just a heads up, but the problem with the ITRS web page was on their end. It was down for a while, now it is back up...

Nice video but your itrs-online.com link does not work: The page you requested is NOT AVAILABLE