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Here is my latest long form video for the Anchor hitch, the Slipped Anchor hitch, loosely the Poacher's loop, and my own, personal creation (that I started promoting two years ago) , the compound termination knot known aptly as the Poacher's Anchor (which combines the Anchor hitch with the...

EDIT: The other stats just above the ones for the Equivocation hitch short are my total stats for each category over the last 28 days. But the stats you see for this particular short are only for the last 36 hours. I've had two other shorts this month perform equally as well, or better in some...

The above Short about the Equivocation hitch got (as of the last 36 hours) 13K+ views, 684 "likes," 174 watch time hours (the amount of hours people spent watching this under 60 second clip), 77 shares, 45 new subscribers, and a CTR (Click-Through-Rate) of 7.1% (it measures how may people swiped...

Shot this new video today in my new complex. Already has 400 likes and 4k views! And only a few hours up!

I'm over this. I don't need one critic to tell me what I meant in my own script. It's all good. But thank you for your input.

@Dave Shepard I just took issue with you calling my executive decision childish when it's actually well thought out and has been something I've been contemplating for months. I'm sorry. I feel like everyone is attacking me lately, and with my unfinished move, I'm very stressed out. I still...

This is also my thread and unrelated. I didn't get into it with anyone but Mick. That was a polite, slightly related announcement.

@Dave Shepard One would think you will miss my content. Wouldn't know if you did.

What's so childish about making a personal decision to revert my thread back to being all about friction hitches? Look at the title, friend. I've been getting criticism for years. That's not what this is about. I'm like Teflon. You don't see me fleeing. Who am I educating here? Almost nobody...

It's been a long run guy and gals, but I will no longer be promoting my videos unrelated to friction hitches on this website. If you've enjoyed my content and want to learn more from me, I would encourage you to visit the link below and hit "subscribe" and "all" so that you won't miss a video...

I don't recall saying that if you practice perfectly, that if you make a mistake, shit won't hit the fan. I was simply making sure people know that that the Ghost/Macramé/Equivocation hitch is a complex knot that, without practice in a safe environment first, shit will certainly hit the fan...

@Marc-Antoine I love how you cut out the pertinent information in between those two phrases. For those who are confused, watch it for yourself.

That's with any system if you don't PRACTICE. I encouraged the viewer to perfect this particular system in a safe environment before trying it out in real life. Because, if you practice, it's a "tried and true method" for a retrievable rappel. Youre the first viewer to miss the point.

Here's my latest video all about the Macrame Ghost Equivocation Retrievable Rappel Anchor for Alpinist/Canyoners! The Ghost/Macramé/Equivocation retrievable & slipped rappel anchor is a tried and true method among alpinists and canyoners! Be sure to perfect the technique in a safe environment...

@Maximalist If your point is to question MY, personal, ability to limb walk based off of my pretend limb walk on slippery grass on the ground, using a system I rarely ever use, then that's a bit silly. When you do a real limb walk, you can get off to one side of the limb and really lock your...

Here's also a video by Bartlett Arborist supply for the SCAM...

I didn't come up with this method. Someone else did. It's also widely popular. I'm not the best person to watch do it. I should have been doing with with my Rope Runner Pro and I'm also not particularly talented at it. All I can say is that it works and I did a pretty good demonstration. Here's...

I'm a guy who does some practical and some theoretical. But until I can get a cameraman, it's hard to go beyond theory sometimes. But I have done practical in plenty of my episodes. It's also sometimes easier to demo on the ground.

Here's a video I made awhile back, but just recently posted, all about the SCAM (Single Carabiner Access Method) for mechanical advantage which produces a theoretical 3:1 for assisting on limb walks.

One of my older, but newly released friction hitch designs for the CHEMISTRY hitch! This one is excellent!