General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
bow line	24-Aug-2006 At 9:55:24 AM	manacubus
Message
>Um, no, the article mentions nothing about stopper knots. No it doesn't - which is exactly my point. How can you unstabilise the knot using the tail (as described) if the tail is firmly tied using a stopper? Which is what every climber who uses a bowline does. On 23/08/2006 steve wrote: >i climb in a non retreaded bowline. i do a double twist of the rope and >have a stopper knot on it. Same here steve.

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