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Just imagine squiggly lines running around in no order whatsoever :lol:

No not really, i use it on a 3 stand lanyard too that i use for positioning at work and it works great there too. I just do a slip knot to catch the biner, and then do the helical hitch. It works really well with a pinto because the hitch knot can simply go in the middle, so it all stays put...

It is amazing rope. Armor prus poly for the hitch cords with helical knots, my favorite friction hitch for stuff that isn't untied often.

I could probably manage that, maybe once i get over this cold and get my voice back.

I carry the hook by itself on my belt. I use a stupid long double ended lanyard (40 to 60 feet or so of 7/16), which i manage to stuff in a baby new tribe bag. So i have a whole nother climbing setup all ready to go right at my hip. So all i do to throw the hook is move the setup to my bridge...

You whip a bit of slack in it, the hook falls, and then you pull it free. Takes a bit of work and if you hit a super tight crotch you might get it stuck, but normally it's not too bad.

Yeah that's for setting lines, the throwing hooks are a completely different animal. I use an epple hook, not even sure if they're made anymore but it's the same thing. Huge time saver, and labor savor too. I'll even use it cutting light stuff over targets, simply lob it above you to a light...

Throwing hook.