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8mm for diameter is what I use. The length is something you have to try and see what you like.

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I think is a good idea to work on doing low ascents when you're still getting the hang of how the friction hitches work. Don't worry about going high until you get tying and the feel of descending. Take care.

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I don't climb very often in wet weather. You might give the michoacan or the Knut a try. Not sure how well they will work in wet condtions though. For me th Schwabisch gets tight on dry rope.

@@BinoH that I will do. One thing that is a must is to practice and be comfortable with whatever setup I go with....including practicing in wet weather.

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I like the Michoacan, it works great for me.

@@BinoH Bino would u use the it on 11.4mm Samson DRT climbing rope with Michoacon using an 8mm or 9mm 28"-30" ? I have 1 of each & they r new Beeline.

@@josephtreadlightly5686 I would use the 8mm and 28 inch. What I normally use is an 8mm 24 inch cord and have 4 wraps. If you're using a 28 inch you may need 5 wraps. Remember to test it low and slow.

@@BinoH Yeah Bino. I watched a different video about tree climbing Prusiks where u said to do 5 wraps with the 28". That's what I did cuz I'm long & lean. I spent a half hour @ the base of the 🌳 testing. My yard with good cover so I didn't look like an idiot or anything. I found that taking 3 to 5 screenshots of the each of the different hitches helped my brain click since I wanted to tie them right the 1st time. That Eccentric with the oval DMM carabiner going through the top hole with a factory tied loop is 1 slick & clean system. Just wanted u to know that there isn't another video out there that I can take 3 to 5 screenshots of the process. I will probably stick with the Michoacon & Knut cuz I like those two ends going the opposite way to attach on either end of the Eccentric. Thank you so much & enjoy the longer & hopefully warmer days😊

@@josephtreadlightly5686 great glad to help and good to hear your progress. Take care!

For me I like SRT more often than DRT just because it's easier. although it may be easier to use DRT on removals. I think it's more personal preference.

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You choose the hitch that works the best for you.

I don't know if a hitch could run as smooth as a Zig Zag. A VT may move as fast though.

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use addblock. There was exactly zero adds I saw in this vid 😎

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You really do not need to know all of them but if you learn them. You can make a good choice on what one you like best.

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It depends. If you are asking the breaking strength the rope we used in the video is at 7,000 pounds and the hitch cord is at 6,500 pounds. If you are wondering how well will each hitch hold in the way I tied them for me they are equal. The all move a bit different some are more grippy and some less. It's good idea to try different one of course low and slow to see what one you perfer.

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I like the Michoacan and the Knut.

@@BinoH Yeah, I've seen those lessons too, just wanted to hear your final thought (up-to-date). Nice channel, you are great instructor.

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I know that it's sold in arborists supply companies but I've never used it. The ones I use the most is HRS cord and Beeline.

I have never used the catalist hitch but it look different than the Knut.

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Yes it is short for the Valdotain Tresse. A Valdotain is tied without braids and I believe the VT is a variation of it.

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They all work well it would be preference the ones the you like best.

When it comes to hitches it's user preference. If you try a few different hitches you may find one you like over the rest or find what occasion to use a hitch over another one.

@@BinoH Do you mean they are all giving the same amount of safety? It's more a matter of trying out and get a feel for them? Hope my question makes sense...

With this cord I bought it with the wrapped ends and tied the double fisherman's bends. Depending on the cord you buy you might be able to melt the end but if it's heat resistant sew the end and whip them then tie your double fisherman's. I don't know if it's a big saving if you are buying one. Each double fisherman's takes a good amount of cord.

I like the Michoacan and the Knut. I like to use a 24" 8mm cord.

In this video I'm using a 1/2 in climbing line and a 30" 8mm cord.

I don't believe so. Probably the regular prussik.

I used double fisherman's bend and HRC cord at 8mm.

Could also be called a Scaffold hitch

@@danielg2253 Yes I believe it is the same knot.

a Fisherman's Knot or some people call it a Scaffold Knot.

So you don't have to clean?

@@BinoH so you don’t have to clean and the roots don’t destroy your plumbing, lawn and anything else they encounter But they are Beautiful.

@@jamesklinger2146 too funny that sounds like something I would say!

They are are for tree climbing. The reason to use one over anther is how it works for you. Some move very quick and some less.

That used to happen with me. That's I explored the different climbing hitches to find the one that works best with me. Here are some thing that can make a hitch become to tight or loose. the type of cord if it's hard or soft and your rope some ropes act different with certain cords. The length of the cord and how many wraps are taken. I made a video Title is Tree Climbing Prusik Cords. check it out it might help.

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Cool that's a nice hitch!

True it's good to know a least 2.

Too funny! It's true next lesson the more you clime the easier it will become. You don't have to rush it just get used to it. Take care!

@@BinoH thanks bro. I will try to climb a 80feet pine tree .

Yes I am. True the hitches may be in revers but as long as it has all of the parts to the hitch it will work. Thank you!

Thanks good vid. BTW, I’ve been loving the Michoacán since you introduced me to it.

Thank you for the info. I have not used the Cornell Hitch yet. I think I will look into it. Take care!

I believe it's named after the person who invented the Hitch.

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The application is in Tree climbing. It is a good idea to learn a few hitches to find the ones that work well with your climbing style.