General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
new use for an old knot	3-Mar-2014 At 2:58:22 PM	Mike Bee
Message
A lot of the outdoor recreation students from TAFE SA are taught this knot for joining ropes together. It works, I'm comfortable rapping on it, but I never use it personally. The EDK/ double overhand seems easier to tie, easier to check, less likely to hang up, and with body weight loads, is still fine to untie. I don't se a clear benefit to the butterfly bend.

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