SRT anchor stitch idea

[Sirnick2]

For a while now I've been mulling over this idea, I usually use a double fig8 to cinch my SRT line at my TIP so i've come up with this

Think of the red tape as heat shrink to hold it all tight together, the pictures are for example purposes only.

Let me know what your ideas are and CONSTRUCTIVE criticisms and i'm not interested in creating the big Ddrt vs SRT argument I'm just looking to come up with a solution to cinching with out having to use the bulky fig8

Thanks

Nick

[Ewan Murray]

Please tell me you have only stitched it for display purposes and your not going to climb on it?

 

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[Ewan Murray]

Sorry re read it and realised my mistake.

 

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[Dak]

I like your thinking..

would there be an issue with the biner possibly cross loading?

[Ewan Murray]

I think that Drew's ring anchor is far neater and also doesn't have any issues of crossloading.

 

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[Sirnick2]

The biner never cross loads thats the idea behind it, the biner is only in there to bridge the gap to make the loops into a closed cinch, the biner never touches the tree causing no damage to the tree its around, its 100% rope contact with the tree.

[Sirnick2]

This is how it sits on the tree

[DrewB]

If its cool with you bro well mak e one up on the stitching machine at Treetools and see how it flys.. Cool?

[Sirnick2]

Drew, that'd be fantastic! I really hope you can find a way to make it work, it may not be preferable for most people but man it'd make the way i work much better

[Ewan Murray]

If your not worried about retrieving it a monkey's tail would be pretty streamlined anchor. Like the idea though mate keep thinking! Nice ink btw.

 

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