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Right I don't know if this has been said or tried? But I was thinking of a large wood round bead above the friction hitch or maybe zigzag :thumbup1: or :thumbdown: this would be loose say 13mm hole for 11mm rope?

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Why? Just to prevent rope burn you sometime get with big swings an decents also thought it would burn you gloves out slower

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Yeah I did that for a while when I had a knot, it worked a treat. Go for it.

 

 

Cool so did it speed up the climbing? As sometimes you have to dress the knot? Did you have to dress it? Are you not using it anymore? What size bead etc?

Cheers luke

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Why complicate it? If you use your hitch correctly you shouldn't be getting rope burn.

 

Sounds like a lot of gaff for little gain IMO.

 

 

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