I fully agree that it is realy good looking. It locks well, even with relative loose wraps. In my setup the turn below the 4 wraps "constricts" itself more or less. Pushing upwards at the backside of the lowest turn unlocks the lowest turn easier. Once the lower turns has unlocked, it moves very easy. I used 8 mm prusik cord on 12 mm static main rope. Maybe the constriction doesn't happen with thicker prusik cord (I don't have at the moment, so I can't test it).
Yes, actually. It works quite nicely with a hitchclimber pulley. Just make sure that pick an appropriately length-ed hitch cord so that you don't have too much sit-back.
When you say "the VT," do you mean the hitch or the hitch cord type by Blue Water rope? The hitchclimber pulley doesn't like the VT (the hitch) from my personal experience. It causes the braids to get stretched apart onto either side of the pulley which messes up the hitch sometimes. It's annoying. The Cornell wouldn't have that issue, assuming that's your issue. In general, the Cornell is very responsive and it's my favorite hitch (out of hitches other people have invented). My favorite hitch of all time is the Calligraphy hitch, which I invented. I have a video for it here. ruclips.net/video/EBq46oaiWNs/видео.html
I fully agree that it is realy good looking. It locks well, even with relative loose wraps. In my setup the turn below the 4 wraps "constricts" itself more or less. Pushing upwards at the backside of the lowest turn unlocks the lowest turn easier. Once the lower turns has unlocked, it moves very easy. I used 8 mm prusik cord on 12 mm static main rope. Maybe the constriction doesn't happen with thicker prusik cord (I don't have at the moment, so I can't test it).
Does it work good with the HitchClimber pulley
Yes, actually. It works quite nicely with a hitchclimber pulley. Just make sure that pick an appropriately length-ed hitch cord so that you don't have too much sit-back.
@@Knot-orious thanks for the reply right now im using a 30 inch 10mm ocean prusik that im gonna try because the VT is not working properly
When you say "the VT," do you mean the hitch or the hitch cord type by Blue Water rope? The hitchclimber pulley doesn't like the VT (the hitch) from my personal experience. It causes the braids to get stretched apart onto either side of the pulley which messes up the hitch sometimes. It's annoying. The Cornell wouldn't have that issue, assuming that's your issue. In general, the Cornell is very responsive and it's my favorite hitch (out of hitches other people have invented). My favorite hitch of all time is the Calligraphy hitch, which I invented. I have a video for it here.
ruclips.net/video/EBq46oaiWNs/видео.html
@@Knot-orious Thats the hitch I was using and im using a 30 inch 10mm Ocean hitch cord
Gotcha. Please feel free to leave another comment about what your experiences were like with the Cornell hitch once you've tried it! =-D