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Makes sense, thanks!

And so it would be too difficult to pull the line from the tree when the climb is done due to all the friction in the redirects? Thanks.

And then the problem would be the line would be difficult to pull out of the tree when the climb is done? Just wondering, thanks.

Interesting how the link says it doesn't get hung up much due to its asymmetry. Geez the power of the innernet. Would you use this knot when rigging, like if you had to tie 2 ropes together to get extra length in your letdown line?

Damn that is kinda cool, an ultra simple knot/application that is brand new to me.

OK cool, I just saw the link you posted, thanks!

Ha, rewatching the vid it is obviously an overhand, but, idk, I was confused:|: So that knot unties ok when you want it to after putting climbing weight on it, but completely trustworthy, eh?

Nice.

Ok, thankyou, that makes sense. I couldnt really tell from the vid what knot you used to join the 2 ropes. Thanks!

That is cool. So you designed the shackle and Nick got it built?

Ok, I capiche re the pin. So what I was saying above makes sense? If so, I'm not sure where that second rope in your vid fits into your single pic above?

Ok, so if you need more rope to redirect etc, your groundie just unties the stopper knot there and uses the prussic to let more rope slide thru the clevis and up to you, then retie another stopper as back up?? If I'm right on that, wouldn't you want the clevis so rope isn't rubbing on the pin...

Granted I am not a srt guy but I understand the principles, I watched twice and didn't fully understand it. I understand Sean's set up from the pic alone. I want to understand your vid.