can anyone id this knot

[Johny Walker]

you cant id it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Rod]

if you dont know, you shouldnt be using it ,should you !!!!

 

i have proof loaded it tested it low to ground and been climbing on it for 8 months just wondered if it was a documented knot

[Frank]

it works safely imo, it is slightly harder to advance than other knots but it always grips the rope (unlike some other knots) and who sais i shouldnt be using it.

 

Woodpicker did.

 

 

 

 

 

As I said, it grips nicely but doesnt advance as easy so I would far prefer it on a lanyard. Love messing with knots.

[Johny Walker]

ha,ha

[Rod]

ha ha couldn't remember while typing:blushing:

[Ian Leach]

It's a distel, i tie it arse backwards because i'm a lefty but it still works tho.

[Frank]

i have proof loaded it tested it low to ground and been climbing on it for 8 months just wondered if it was a documented knot

 

I would have thought so, but as geeky as I am, I'm not a proper nerd.

Is it a bowline???

[Rod]

its realy not look it up the bottom turn is different

[Ben Tidey]

looks like a cross between a distel and a knut to me, only prob i can see is it looks like you might have a presher point where the leg that comes in the bottem of the raps goes under the other leg. is the ocean polyester rope? how do you get on with it?

[educated arborist]

it is neither a knaunt (of which their are 2-3 variations) or a distel, is closest to a distel but is not one.