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I ordered the 30" 9mm arbpro e2e before posting this. I'll try that out before ordering the 10mm.

Gonna order a 10mm AP this weekend and test that out, would you recommend a 28" or 30" e2e?

We mostly do spiking, hardly ever hip thrusting. I could easily pull the running end from above the HC setup to get my self up and pull the slack through. In the video I'm just using a thrust to show how my hitch gives that particular problem.

So I tried the distel hitch and it works great. When pulling myself(hip thrusting motion) it always sets back and locks. BUT the downfall is, it's super tight and not smooth at all to descend. I'm using a 30" 8mm OP e2e on 1/2" NE hi-vee rope. Do you guys think having a 9-10mm e2e would smooth...

Tried it again and it still slides but occasionally grabs after so many feet of drop. It grabs only if I turn my rope bridge swivel to have the pulley face away from me https://vimeo.com/159749357

Using a VT and my current hitch set up in this video(XT). It doesn't set back while the pulley wheel is faced towards me but does when the attachment holes are. The splice of the termination end seems to contact with the hitch. I'm pretty sure it shouldn't matter what way the pulley is faced, it...

So the initial wrap to start the XT(top end going under lower end) counts as a braid? If that's so, then in using a 3 wrap 4 braids in my pic

All good got your response

Ok cool. Just sent you a private message through tapatalk. Let me know if you got it

I'll remember that

Can't go wrong with those Velcro spur pads. I have the Buckingham velcros with steel inserts. Super comfortable. You forgot your stopper knot....Cool pic ;)

um....tautline!!! Lol

Ok seems to be I have it right!!! Thanks for the vid Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yeah it is, but I believe the extra twist that there talking about is the top strand going under the lower strand before the initial start of the braids(how I have it in my pic)....but I'm trying to confirm it on here. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That looks like a vt hitch. Or is it a Xt that someone taught you? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

All good, I'll just keep checking in on this post time to time

51 views? No one knows?:/:

I'm currently using this friction hitch. I've youtubed and google searched this. From my understanding it is called the Xt hitch, but I'm pretty sure there was another way of tying it. Can someone confirm if this is the so called "Xt hitch"? Am I tying it the right way? Also by the looks of it...