Rope Coiling

[Khriss]

Have never had any trouble coiling one out... but then that's yrs of practise fr you...  k

[Mark Bolam]

In a bag?

[Ironbark]

I like climber and comedian Mike Barter's method

 

 

[felixthelogchopper]

1 hour ago, Mark Bolam said:

In a bag?

Always handy if somebody has upset you.

[Mick Dempsey]

2 hours ago, Mark Bolam said:

In a bag?

With an owl!

 

 

[peatff]

4 hours ago, Khriss said:

Have never had any trouble coiling one out... but then that's yrs of practise fr you...  k

Yeah but what about coiling it back in again 

[carlos]

6 hours ago, Billhook said:

Just ordered a Stein from Jonesie.  Thanks for the tip.

thats the one i use , thought id go cheap to try it out , lasted a while too.

[carlos]

those flexible garden buckets are great for pull ropes and rigging ropes forgot ours the last couple of days and realized just how good they are compared to coiling when your pulling over multiple tree all over the site, can never be bothered to coil after every tree then end up with a big mess!

[tony_t3d]

just use a rope bag these days, just stuff it in, seem to come out easy too.

Best option I have sailed since I was 7 i was a lifeguard for 5 years and been climbing for a few years now and I can't remember one occasion that I have successfully un-coiled a rope [emoji23] [emoji23]


Cheaper option again Aldi specially buys! Canoe bags made by crane absolutely perfect and bone dry once sealed I think they are £7 a pop. But u never know when they will next be on sale!!

[Khriss]

A Classic Mick made my evening K