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alpine + biner + pinto rig = amazing?

thats what I though, although I have seen people cut slings fairly easily from rope on rope friction alone (pulling by hand to cut the sling, still frightening how easy it is)

I used to tie the truckers hitch with a slipknot and pass the tail through it, paint me amazed when I saw pat tie his entirely midline, my new favorite thing to load test a t.i.p, truckers hitch and a speedline sling choked around just about anything, quite the setup IMO, simple but effective...

I do similar with my lanyard if 40ft isnt enough ive also got a few tricks for SRT-DRT switching

yes like a water knot, but you feed one end inside the other instead of around

thanks LMAO im no artist obviously

one technique I use if I need to connect the end of a line back to itself around an object, and dont want to side load biner, tie a munter hitch and clip the biner thru it, under tension it will never move

BINGO I run sewn and tied cords, I preffer sewn for neatness, but when im experimenting with hitches I like tied use tied to make a hitch that works, then buy a matching sewn one

locking brummel with a good burry, 6 or 7 inches I followed Eric Forsman beeline tutorial (correct me if the name is wrong)

mine locks up on every hitch I tried except the french prusik, that works well, which is why im considering using that with my 5 to 1

holy low IQ batman

I use sewn armorprus on my main system (SRT or DRT) and tied on my lanyard, although im looking at getting some sewn cord for my lanyard, to clean it up, I already have enough stuff on my saddle snagging on stuff lol

sounds like a good system to me

im trying to find a hitch that actually works with it, the ends are so stiff that hitches just jam up

I spliced up a 32" 10mm beeline e2e a few days ago, seems like a waste of cord, about 2/3 of the cord is much thicker and stiffer than normal anyone have a use for spliced cords? maybe I will just use it for rigging, IDK yet