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The HH hitch cord does very little work. Mostly, the dogbone and carabiner pinching the rope to the spine take the load. No significant twisting as a result. I've had mine tied the other way before, accidentally. I bet that is just as Brian described for DdRT. Duly noted.

The holster is not life support. I used an tied eye-and-eye of Sterling 5mm Tech cord (5000+ breaking strength). I thought it might work for a DdRT attachment point. I don't use it that way for long. I either clip or tie through the bridge ring. Paul Cox mentioned that he terminated his HH DdRT...

Thanks. I haven't seen a need to upgrade to slightly more compact HH2. And haven't noticed any sign of wear to speak of. The 'spine' definitely doesn't have the original anodized finish intact. Bombproof.

Wonder if that fits the HH?

I believe the HH knot is a Valdotain (contrast VT-Valdotain-tresse (braids)). French prussic, contrast english prussick (6-coil tied with a loop).

It hasn't happened. I'm guessing not @Joezilla11

Kevin B's avatar has some different hitch. Might be better.

I've heard it as such, or val da Tain. VT is so easy to spell. Thanks, Patrick. I've not seen a video of the XT. I usually bring the top leg over on the first braid, not under. I'll try your example, and the XT. I using it on my 15' Flipline and don't see going back to a mechanical...