General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
new use for an old knot	2-Mar-2014 At 11:15:42 PM	Justcameron
Message
On 2/03/2014 mikllaw wrote: >Too fiddly to tie for most uses I wonder if this depends on the method you use to tie it. I tie my alpine butterflys using the "twist method" (cf. hand wrap method) which means it is pretty much the same effort to tie the bend (joining two ropes) as the effort required for the standard loop. On 2/03/2014 phillipivan wrote: >Is it any good, or at least any better than an overhand, with dissimilar >sized cords? No idea.

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