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This method is very robust. Suitable for learning how to tie the hitch. | This method is very robust. Suitable for learning how to tie the hitch. | ||
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|Take two bights of a rope next to each other (1) | |||
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|Form loops from them by rotating them counterclockwise (2) | |||
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|Form a hitch by placing the right loop over the left one (3) | |||
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|Pull a carabiner through the loops (4) | |||
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|Seat the knot by sequentially pulling the rope ends (5,6) and lock the gate (7) | |||
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|Inspect the knot and the carabiner gate (8) | |||
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To safely tie and inspect the knot, remember that the rope ends coming out of the knot should be sticking in the opposite directions and that they should be surrounded by the section of the rope that stem from between the loops. | |||
=== One-hand method === | === One-hand method === | ||