General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Best knot to use for my Cordelette?	15-Aug-2006 At 11:04:45 PM	belayslave
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I use an 8metre cordelette. I don't normally loop it together so it's one big sling. I tie a figure-8 on the bite into each end and leave them there permanently. Clip each of those in to the two outside anchor points, loop the cord through the middle 1 or 2 pieces, then equalise either by tieing a knot to form a power point, or using the twist method inbetween each anchor point. See the Equalise section in Tech tips to show the twist method. (twist method aka sliding-x) I think this gives you a bit more versatility then having one big f'ing loop of cord.

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