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Good stuff. I see that Sampson seems to be involved with these kind of test often. I'll look into this a bit deeper tomorrow. Thank you for posting

Daniel you stated that the regular bowline broke and the double did not. I'm not doubting the double being slightly stronger, but could it also have been that the regular bowline was tied at the end of the rope where the most wear would be present. I'm not doubting you but maybe the original...

I watched that vid last night. Also notice how slack the sling is on the block.

It's not anything that someone would notice without seeing it in slo mo or without being a professor. The changes in the dynamics would be minimal but it is good knowledge to have when pushing the limits.

:thumbup: great work as always Reg. I too enjoyed seeing the rope slack up on the bollard right before the catch