What Knot should i use on the ISC snaplock to attack it to my lanyard rope?

[Dan Curtis]

Constrictor hitch

[Ben Saxton]

If you dont know your knots, why get a new shiny gucci bit of kit???

 

double fishermans all the way, but agree with comment above, if you dont know ur equipment and how to use it, should one be climbing???

 

Or try a running bowline backed up of course...

 

Why do you have to know your knots to buy "gucci" kit? He obviously wants advice, did you never ask question's or have you always known everything, and it's actually a single fishermans

[Charlie Fells]

Why do you have to know your knots to buy "gucci" kit? He obviously wants advice, did you never ask question's or have you always known everything, and it's actually a single fishermans

 

[Joe Loggs]

Constrictor hitch

 

Dan what's a constrictor hitch is that something you made up lol;-).

[Ben Saxton]

Dan what's a constrictor hitch is that something you made up lol;-).

 

Mate I wouldn't ask that your climbing skill's will be questioned Haha!!

[Steve Bullman]

and it's actually a single fishermans

 

Thats arguable. Its certainly listed as a single fishermans on the arbtalk galleries but people seem to call it all manner of things

[Ben Saxton]

Thats arguable. Its certainly listed as a single fishermans on the arbtalk galleries but people seem to call it all manner of things

 

Ah thanks

[Pedroski]

It's only a fishermans when tying two lines together. The more correct name when tying it to connect to something is a scaffold knot.

Edited July 19, 2012 by Pedroski

[treequip]

If you dont know your knots, why get a new shiny gucci bit of kit???

 

double fishermans all the way, but agree with comment above, if you dont know ur equipment and how to use it, should one be climbing???

 

Or try a running bowline backed up of course...

 

Hmmmmmm

[samladd]

get it spliced on mate its alot better! and a snaphook is hardy gucci