@@perryfire3006 one quick question mr perry, if i use the prusik with the figure of eight in minute 4:40 on the other side, not the one that you are holding but actually the other one towards the load, will it be an incorrect position?
@@samuelmejiacarmona.english3220 Not only would it work, it might be preferable as it would tend much better. I probably should have shown that option too as well as using a VT instead of a triple wrapped prusik. The whole point was to avoid a runaway load and provide some insurance. One of the beauties and curses of rope work is the ability to achieve the same task multiple ways. When I make these videos I am showing A way, not necessarily the best way for the viewers situation based on their equipment or skill level. So the more well-rounded your skills become, the better you are at solving problems. And it's fun to crack a code. Cheers
i love this video, it´s perfect. thanks PerryFire. super useful
Thanks for watching and the encouragement!
@@perryfire3006 one quick question mr perry, if i use the prusik with the figure of eight in minute 4:40 on the other side, not the one that you are holding but actually the other one towards the load, will it be an incorrect position?
@@samuelmejiacarmona.english3220 Not only would it work, it might be preferable as it would tend much better. I probably should have shown that option too as well as using a VT instead of a triple wrapped prusik. The whole point was to avoid a runaway load and provide some insurance.
One of the beauties and curses of rope work is the ability to achieve the same task multiple ways. When I make these videos I am showing A way, not necessarily the best way for the viewers situation based on their equipment or skill level. So the more well-rounded your skills become, the better you are at solving problems. And it's fun to crack a code. Cheers