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I usually have a couple loop runners/ biners on the back of my saddle. I can add a loop runner to extend the static end of my lifeline and give myself an extra 4' of rope. Or add 2 for 8 feet of rope. I do this to extend my lanyard when needed on big trees. Most of what I climb isn't especially...

The manner in which I melt the end of my rope (if it doesn't have a splice) does not easily allow a friction hitch to pass over the end. No, I don't tie a knot in the end. No, the melted end isn't foolproof and if I were really burning down the rope at high speed then I might possibly be able to...