what is it the best knot to use with "Singing Tree Rope Wrench "

[pupovp8574]

-rope-wrench
http://www.sherrilltree.com/singing-tree-rope-wrench-black-fix-tether

-Cornell Hitch

now i used "distel hitch" and other called "cornell hitch" over my experience the last knot is it the best, run smooth and tie really fit . but i need the experiencen of you went use a rope hitch?

 

[Jem4417]

Rope and hitchcord combo is almost just as important. Better to know a bunch of different knots and dial them all in together. They will all work differently based on your weight, height climbing style and type of work

 

[pupovp8574]

Rope and hitchcord combo is almost just as important. Better to know a bunch of different knots and dial them all in together. They will all work differently based on your weight, height climbing style and type of work

so the unique diferent whe you work with knot is, your style and caracterictic?and the best knot that work for you >

 

[chiselbit]

http://www.treebuzz.com/forum/threads/rope-wrench-hitch-rope-compendium.33714/

 

[TimBr]

@pupovp8574; Did you ever get to see @chiselbit's post #4 just above? The link he provided leads to a great thread about a lot of the combinations of hitch cord and rope that have worked for various climbers. It also shows the weight of the climbers, too, which can be important as to which combination might work well for you. Welcome to the TreeBuzz forum!

Tim

 

[Brocky]

Hey Tim, I looked at the video above again after you posted and noticed that he has turned the Cornell 180 degrees from the normal way of tying. I recently saw another video where some of the hitches were also done this way. A lot of hitches might be able to function this way, something that needs to be studied more.