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I made loads over the years and got it down to a fine art ! As soon as they become a bit stiff etc through use I replaced them and most of the other guys at the company I worked for had my old ones . Make a few , its good practice, and when you have found a length you like, make some more , or slightly differing lengths .As much as I liked prussiks a blake hitch I find is far better , and I make my own , what rope are you climbing with ? and where in Devon are you ? ps I always butt spliced them , no knots or tape !!

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I used to make my own using two bowlins then taped the tails with insulation tape.

I prefer a Blake's anyway.

 

 

Just to clarify that's not the best way

Double Fishermans is generally accepted as best

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I got showed a good way to make a sliding double fishermans by laying the cord into 3 and tie a fishermans around with the loose ends. Will tighten down so no need for a larks foot.

 

Not sure if that makes any sense???

 

 

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I made loads over the years and got it down to a fine art ! As soon as they become a bit stiff etc through use I replaced them and most of the other guys at the company I worked for had my old ones . Make a few , its good practice, and when you have found a length you like, make some more , or slightly differing lengths .As much as I liked prussiks a blake hitch I find is far better , and I make my own , what rope are you climbing with ? and where in Devon are you ? ps I always butt spliced them , no knots or tape !!

 

I'm in exmouth, my rope is a Yale 13mm 35m length, can't remember the exact name. Cheers for the tips. Dan

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