Crash Restraint When attaching support lines to a harness for suspension, I use a novel method that people frequently ask me about, and I've been meaning to document for a long time. Serendipitously, I ran into Kali from Kink Academy a few months ago at Wicked Grounds, and she asked me to film some instructional videos for them on suspension -- so I managed to slip this in there, and they've graciously agreed to allow me to use screenshots from those videos to illustrate a blog post here. This method was inspired by the Tatu hitch , during a Fetlife discussion whose details are now murky in my memory -- in any case credit is due both Tatu and Jack Elfrink for making me aware of that knot, upon which this is based. Thanks also to Mecha-Kate for modeling for these. Single Point Attachment, with Carabiner Starting with the bight end of a doubled rope, form a new double-bight and pass that under the point you are attaching to, while keeping the center-bight on the side it started on: Hanger, with Carabiner
How To Tie 1.If you already know how to make a Prusik anchor, jump to step 13. Otherwise, start here to be walked through the whole process. 3.Pull the bight out a little... 4....so you can wrap it around again... 6.Pull the trailing cords through 7....er, all the way through 8.Tighten to form the head of the Prusik 9.Create a Prusik head on a loop as shown. 10.Take the loose ends from any rope shackle... 11....and thread them through the Prusik head you made on the closed loop. 12.Tighten the Prusik head. 13.Grab the shackle-side lead about 5 inches from the anchoring Prusik 14.Tie a small loop with an overhand knot... 18....thus. 19....aaaand then feed the shackle lead through it... 20. 21.The Tiernan Loop (on the left) is completed. 22.The shackle lead can be pulled on the lead side and will slide through... 24....But if you pull from the shackle side, the Prusik locks and will not allow the rope to loosen.
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