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Pinto & Fisherman's knots...


Sean.S
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Hi guys,

 

I know a lot of you use sewn eye friction cord with the pinto, but are there any that don't - and still put the eyes between the plates like so:

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/btim5akkmpjhor4/IMG_20130208_204216.jpg

 

I haven't climbed on this yet, and it's only on my lanyard. Obviously the cord can't fully tighten onto the crab as the knots foul the body of the pulley.

 

Any views on this?

 

Personally I can't see it as a major issue as long as the knots are set and bedded in (which mine are) BUT it doesn't look ideal so thought I'd get some opinions.

 

 

Cheers,

 

Sean.

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Had to prune a few apple trees today so I had a chance to give this setup a whirl.

 

Normally my cord is 54cm from the middle of the "eyes", but that one is a bit longer (probably another 10cm) so I tied a knut to keep it close. I normally run a VT with 2 wraps and three braids - nice and short and very, err, responsive? :D

 

 

Works well. I've got a few metres of Marlow Boa to use up when I come to replace that cord though, it's 10mm and I don't think it'll fit in there - the Sirius is tight enough.

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