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A mooooooonter hitch 😂

bro your belay device is attached to a stitch on your daisy chain 🧚🧚

So I’ve noticed a lot of folks tie it this way. But typically with a bowline when you go “around the tree” you go around the back instead of the front like this. So that the tail ends up inside the loop not the outside. I’ve seen this know done both ways and it doesn’t appear to make any difference in terms of the end results but I’m curious if one is better over the other? Thanks for the video.

This is a solid knot. Recently, I've used figure-8s when climbing, but they're unnecessarily hard to untie. This retraced bowline is safe, secure and easy to untie. I think the double loop through the harness also theoretically reduces stress on the rope during falls.

Thanks for showing this! I have a old mountaineering book and that was the only knot I wasn’t able to figure out from the drawing. I think I got it now!

Simplest and best description and demonstration I've yet seen of the Garda. Thanks!

Pick 2:58 as your thumbnail, and people will come to thank you

That is the best method wow! The other ways of doing this knot have too much potential for mess ups.

Is there a way to rappel with this setup if you have a rappel device but not a harness? Tie into both ends of the rope and let a loop of slack dangle?

Thank you! Gonna use it pretty soon

Great instructional! Thanks for your explicit details and pointing out what's important!

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How cool. Who would have thought that managing skins could be so easy like this?

How to get injured! Or killed. !!! Don’t do this biner shit. Read my first comment. The middle biner can pass through the top (third). Come on guys! Take this video off the web! Or make a vídeo explaining how this is dangerous.

You will get yourself killes with this video! The top biner can twist and the middle biner pass through the top biner and you lose all friction. Good bye…

Yeah, Mitch! Love the cat tape ;-)

I first learned this technique in 1978 (I think), it's a nice, simple technique.

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Most people teach tying off the mule above the belay device.

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Nice but it is too loud behind you .I am french and it is difficult for me to understand you with the noise of the traffic .Please find an other place …

redirecting the two ends that go in you bag through a carabiner on your leg loop keeps them from going up in the bag and allows you to easily find them and pull some more slack out usually while continuing to rappel at the same time

such a rad guide group - thanks ya'll

Badass brother

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Can you clarify one thing for me, please? Where to add a/two carabiner(s) if I want more friction?

Awesome. Nice work Mick!

mick is the best

This is really good for all the people who rely on grigris and such. I am a 8 plate guy myself. It surprises me how many substitute knowledge with gear.

Nice video! May I suggest one other option beside the first two: Your partner can lower you down.

I LOVE this music! What/who is it?

Kaf nooooooo, it’s too cold.

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Great tips Mick

u went all they up there to "take an opportunity" to talk about rime ice? did u not get that opportunity on the ground in a warm class?

Could save someone’s life, or inspire some dirtbag climbers to not buy gear haha

Nice job Mick!

Great instructional video!

Nice video. Thanks for keeping it short and sweet. No reason to have a knot tutorial be more than about 90 seconds.

Thanks for an awesome video and technique. One issue I always find with the Canadian drop loop is that, if you and your partner split the ends of the rope in Kiwi Coils and clip in further than 40 feet apart, it seems like you would need either a 60M or possibly 70M rope to have enough spare rope to perform this technique. You could definitely get some extra distance by using your idea to clip into one of the extra alpine butterfly loops on the rope, but what if there aren't any (i.e. you are within a few feet of the crevasse lip) and your partner is unable to ascend? It seems like you would then need to haul on the loaded strand, which would require some sort of load transfer to unweight the fixed alpine butterfly? Just curious if I am wrong, but to me, it seems that the Canadian Drop Loop requires a really long rope or for you to have all of the extra coils on the right end.

Thank you so much for explanation with live example!

Great vid

Thanks for the video. Learned a few things. Wouldn't you want to have a locker on the victim though? Also, when ascending the rope, I normally use a foot prussik and a waist prussik. Unless I did not see right you seem to only have a belay device on the waist. What would happen if you let go of everything?

This video should be redone without wind, voices, or other noises in the background.

Wow...actually demonstrates HOW to actually USE the knots, in a setting simulating actually USING the knots. Explained and demonstrated clearly, in a fashion which gives EASY TO REMEMBER terms. Nice, nice NICE job!!!! Thank you. Thank you. THANK YOU!

looks like your outside but sounds like your in a class room setting. Good otherwise

Awesome video! I just went canyoneering with a guy that uses the munter mule on every pitch we descend. That way you can lower someone down if there's ever an emergency in which the person on rope gets stuck and they don't know how to (or can't) self-rescue. (ie: get hair caught in the belay device on their way down).

Knot bad