The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Knots and Ropework by Geoffrey Budworth

Author:Geoffrey Budworth
Language: eng
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3 Take the working end across the front (from left to right in this example) of its own standing part.

4 Tuck the end up and under the other line. Tension must be maintained, since there is no locking tuck to retain the form of this arrangement.

Prusik Knot

3 Pass the standing part of the sling through the working bight.

Bend the bight over and down behind the climbing rope.

Make a bight with part of an endless sling. Lay this over a climbing rope.

4 Pull some slack out of the initial bight and take it up and over the rope once more.

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