Soft Shackle Prusik Hitch

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Комментарии • 153

  • @kennethwilson8633
    @kennethwilson8633 Год назад

    Choices like everyone has to make everyday ..I love Freedom in America. Have fun stay safe.

  • @kirkwaggoner7328
    @kirkwaggoner7328 21 день назад

    I made my ridge line in a similar fashion, but I made my Prusics from #36 bank line. Once the Prusic was in place I made a soft shackle by tying two overhand knots a few inches apart near the ridge line and a stop knot at the bottom. Slip the stop knot through your tarp loop or gromet and tuck it between the two overhand knots to soft shackle it in place. I made a similar soft shackle setup on one end of the ridge line, super fast and easy to set up.
    I have 5 Prusics on my ridge line. The first one secures the far end of the ridge line, there are two for the tarp and two spares. To secure the far end of the ridge line you run the ridge line around your anchor point (tree) and wrap it twice around the soft shackle near the stop knot. Now just tuck the stop knot through between the overhand knots and snug it up.

  • @michaelmerrick5472
    @michaelmerrick5472 Год назад +34

    I love how you are always thinking of and sharing new ideas with a pleasant, humble attitude. You are a great teacher! Thank you.

    • @Mcdoogle221
      @Mcdoogle221 Год назад +2

      Dave has reached Mors Kochanski level status. Dave could quit this world now and he would go down in history as one of the best if not the best outdoor/bushcraft/woodcraft/survival instructors/teacher's ever. He's doing what he loves and doing more good for us students of the outdoors than he'll ever know.

    • @davepflugshaupt5728
      @davepflugshaupt5728 Год назад

      All this info on the web get over whelmingwhy change stuff ?
      I like simple stuff and not more gear to carry but every time Dave shows us something different I go that’s cool and I may need that some day. I thank you for all your teachings
      May not use all the time but it’s fun to learn
      Thank you

  • @asmith7876
    @asmith7876 Год назад +2

    Me, next camping trip: arrives at dark like always….at dawn, still standing there paralyzed by choices of how to tie ridge line 😂😂😂😂😂. Great ideas like always!

  • @djSmokeShow
    @djSmokeShow 4 месяца назад

    Exactly what I was looking for. I've always liked the lark's head knot.

  • @supernoobsmith5718
    @supernoobsmith5718 2 месяца назад

    Honestly, what works for me is just using knots the whole way through. Double half hitch or GE knot on one tree. Dave's quick release trucker hitch on the other end, where you can tighten the line without untying the knot. Carry a few short pieces of cord for on-the-fly prusiks to tie to tarp ends. And taught line hitch for any off the ground stakes, or tarp fly to a tree. It's easier to remember those knots than to have a complicated setup.

  • @MrJbaker020
    @MrJbaker020 4 месяца назад +1

    Thank you for giving us so many options. As always Totally Awesome

  • @speedygonzales9993
    @speedygonzales9993 Год назад +12

    Dave Canterbury's ropework keeps getting better each time. Tks!, for sharing, Dave.

  • @shawnthompson4023
    @shawnthompson4023 3 месяца назад

    Absolutely a great Idea. Thank you for sharing this....

  • @Flashahol
    @Flashahol Год назад +2

    As I said On Blackie's channel, what is so great about this back-and-forth is that everyone peppers their wisdom and all we have to do is pick a flavor. And now. the flavors are multiplying like Tribbles!

  • @SkipStevens
    @SkipStevens Год назад +9

    I love how you are always trying new things or researching new ways to do things. Nothing gets stagnant with your videos. As always keep all the great videos coming.

  • @AlexfromHollywood
    @AlexfromHollywood Год назад

    Prusiks are amazing...Thank you for this!!

  • @stpetie7686
    @stpetie7686 8 месяцев назад

    Cool idea. Useful in a number of different circumstances. Thanks a lot.

  • @HillbillysNdaBush
    @HillbillysNdaBush Год назад +2

    Slick. Saves me from using a toggle. Thanks for sharing.

  • @tincans0
    @tincans0 Год назад

    I love these types of videos...Thank you for sharing!

  • @notwrkn2mch
    @notwrkn2mch 6 месяцев назад

    So many years i have been following you that I've lost count..... Always good stuff 😀
    Merry Christmas my Friend 🎅✝

  • @davidjpeacock
    @davidjpeacock 2 месяца назад +1

    This is way cleaner to me than toggles. I love this.

  • @HansPolak
    @HansPolak 7 месяцев назад

    I think the cow hitch is the most undervalued knot out there … and it's not even a knot.
    You can use one to tie a fixed loop (as long as it's under tension).
    You can use it to create a sliding loop.
    You can use it to pack stuff.
    You can use it to tie two crossbeams.
    You can use it in a trucker's hitch as well.
    You can use it to create soft shackles.

  • @Antti_Nannimus
    @Antti_Nannimus Год назад +5

    Thank you, Mr. Canterbury, for your incredibly useful, practical, clear, and valuable continuing series of videos on the uses of knots, hitches, lines, cordage, and ropes of all kinds! There is no area of life that could not benefit from your generous, free, interesting, advice, wisdom, and skillful teaching about this ancient and primal technology subject. Even if it might be already known, the reinforcement is necessary and valuable, and when it is new knowledge, it is crucial. But did I also forget to mention, free of charge? You are making yourself an Internet treasure with this stuff, sir.

  • @Mixwell1983
    @Mixwell1983 9 месяцев назад

    Man I like this idea instead of using a toggle, does eliminate extra materials although a stick isn't hard to find in the woods.

  • @benthere8051
    @benthere8051 Год назад +1

    I like it. It is fast and easy. Knowledge of knots turns a piece of rope into a thousand tools.

  • @biranit50
    @biranit50 7 месяцев назад

    TO avoid tying and to get the job done faster I suggest installing toggles on the prusiks. Pass them through the fabric loop of the tarp and back into the prusik loop

  • @ahabstar
    @ahabstar Год назад

    Strangely enough I used to do exactly that after I had a grommet rip out of a corner of a cheap tarp in a high wind about 25 years ago.
    Tried many different ways of skinning the cat over the years. There is no one right way. And doing things differently now and then is fun. Some easier and some harder.

  • @ricdonato4328
    @ricdonato4328 Месяц назад

    I like it. For many applications the Larks Head hitch is an under appreciated hitch. Thank you for sharing. Soft shackles I learned from Blackie, the toggle thingy-bob I learned from Felix Immler. Your combination is outstanding as well. Very much appreciate your knowledge. Also, it is impressive you give credit to those you learned from as well. Sir, I tip my hat to you!

  • @blackoracle69
    @blackoracle69 Год назад +1

    very good idea sir !! i will be looking at this for my set...thank you for all that you do

  • @thomasmusso1147
    @thomasmusso1147 Год назад

    👍👍👍
    Another variation on a theme .. always handy to know .. thanks.
    Take care ..

  • @bubba7626
    @bubba7626 Год назад +1

    Thats pretty neat way Dave, but really, I still like your toggle method with the prusic hitch. I keep the toggles I need in my tarp bag. Easy and fast to take down. If need be I find a stick.

  • @AnonymousWon-uu5yn
    @AnonymousWon-uu5yn 8 месяцев назад

    I attach four prusic hitches to my ridgeline. Then I tie the ridgeline to the first tree with a modified siberian hitch. Then I bring the other end of the ridgeline and just one of the prusic hitches around the other tree. Then I attach the prusic hitch that went around the tree to the prusic hitch that didn't come around the tree with a kite knot. Then I slide the prusic hitch to tighten up the ridgline. And a kite knot is a larkshead knot attached to a stopper knot.
    Then I attach soft shackles to the guyline loops on the tarp. And to make the soft shackles I use a bowline on a bight, but tied to be a double looped slipknot. Then I attach the soft shackles to the two remaining prusic hitches with kite knots.

  • @bigviper64
    @bigviper64 5 месяцев назад

    Nice!..thanks for the instructions on the Soft Shackle…I’ll be using that in the future.

  • @hailtothe_rooster1572
    @hailtothe_rooster1572 Год назад

    In the desert it’s really not so simple to just set up a shelter. Finding a decent location is one thing but a ridge line is a luxury.
    Finding a toggle that won’t snap if you can set one up is another problem. However I don’t let that stop me from keeping up with alternative methods when I do find myself in the woods.

  • @maxlutz3674
    @maxlutz3674 Год назад +1

    Thanks for sharing.
    Better teachable often translates to easier to learn and keep. With hitches and knots there are many ways to skin the cat. It often comes down to preferences of people or services. Having mastered one method beats knowing several options and struggling with each.
    I tend to use parachord for my prussiks. It´s only a tarp. I want the hitch to slide before the tarp tears.

  • @johnddragonette4396
    @johnddragonette4396 Год назад +3

    Awesome,Dave you definitely are a wealth of info,and knowledge!

  • @davekelly9657
    @davekelly9657 Год назад +4

    Good stuff Dave. Thanks for sharing this with us 👍👍🔱⚓🇺🇲🇺🇲

  • @davidwright5580
    @davidwright5580 Год назад +1

    Another awesome video as always and thank you Dave for all what you do by showing us with those awesome video you do every week.

  • @richardrocha702
    @richardrocha702 Год назад +3

    I like it! I'll use both I guess...I still like the prusik with a toggle...but I'll try this for some variation. Thanks... 🙂

  • @JH-6
    @JH-6 Год назад

    Nothing is better than anything else, except within its context. An important distiction.
    Thanks for saying this and sharing your knowledge.

  • @trynsurviven2440
    @trynsurviven2440 Год назад

    So many different options to try out and see which ones work best because everyone is different and have different ways of doing basically the same thing.

  • @rayduke7433
    @rayduke7433 Год назад

    Cool idea, Thank You for the continued great content!

  • @linedwell
    @linedwell Год назад

    That's a really good idea.
    I love how RUclips brings all the ideas together and shared around.

  • @redschanel
    @redschanel Год назад

    Added to my arsenal. A simple tweek.
    Many thanks 💪🏻

  • @richstone2627
    @richstone2627 Год назад +1

    I'll have to give it a try. Thanks Dave for sharing your knowledge and time.

  • @georgetallmage
    @georgetallmage 7 месяцев назад

    Great concept and great explanation. Going to give this a try.

  • @ianjwinnall
    @ianjwinnall 6 месяцев назад

    Ah that's a simple little idea. Thanks for sharing I'm going to save that 1

  • @mandeepsinghsehmi1951
    @mandeepsinghsehmi1951 Год назад

    You’ve made it simpler! Brilliant. The uses are limitless.

  • @DNinja87
    @DNinja87 11 месяцев назад

    Nice idea. It's always good to have alternatives in the toolbox.

  • @terryqueen3233
    @terryqueen3233 Год назад

    What a great idea! I like it

  • @thomasoverton7131
    @thomasoverton7131 Год назад

    Great tip brother. Thanks for sharing 👍

  • @HammockRadio
    @HammockRadio Год назад

    Been enjoying these tips! I can't wait to put them to use!

  • @henryslab
    @henryslab Год назад

    Always great content. I'm gonna try this next time I go out.

  • @jayhaynes5964
    @jayhaynes5964 Год назад

    These evolution of simplicity videos are great.

  • @joshuaritzheimer1382
    @joshuaritzheimer1382 Год назад

    I really appreciate that you share knowledge like you do. All these methods just increase our knowledge!

  • @deanoboland
    @deanoboland Год назад

    Brilliant video Dave

  • @johnskitzis6540
    @johnskitzis6540 Год назад +1

    Always more than one way to skin a cat! Gonna give it a try. Thanks Dave!

  • @dadgad68
    @dadgad68 Год назад

    Great stuff as always Dave. I can see that being handy. Eliminates toggles. Going to try this this next hammock camp

  • @jakeells66
    @jakeells66 Год назад +2

    Great idea. I did the same thing utilizing the inline soft shackle knot that was demonstrated on first class amateurs channel. With having the two tails you could tie a permanent look in one end rather than making the larks head every time. Effectively making a soft shackle button that just pops in and out.

  • @denislosieroutdoors
    @denislosieroutdoors Год назад

    This is an awesome set up there eh! I will try this thanks for sharing

  • @lildevilgamer
    @lildevilgamer Год назад +6

    Been using prusik loops with toggles. This looks really cool and simple. Gonna have to check it out!

  • @dianabenobo
    @dianabenobo Год назад

    Thanks for offering a nice quick way to use that extra strand! There's a lot to be said for knowing how to keep it simple.

  • @cripplers8
    @cripplers8 Год назад

    Dave is Always improvising, adapting, & overcoming! That’s a great idea…..

  • @wilcoxtube
    @wilcoxtube Год назад

    Brilliant, Dave. While I like messing around and making soft shackles and other rigging devices - I love this simple method!

  • @weserickson1262
    @weserickson1262 Год назад

    Interesting enhancement to this concept. I tried it out in a few different applications and it seems to work really well. Thanks, Dave. I’ll hold onto this tool.

  • @kalstreksandtrails7606
    @kalstreksandtrails7606 Год назад

    Interesting. I just recently incorporated soft shackles to my ridgeline. Awesome video my friend.

  • @Quillons1
    @Quillons1 Год назад

    This is really cool Dave. I usually just use the prusik loops and a toggle but this is a great substitute for "what if". I'll have to practice this. Thanks!

  • @biranit50
    @biranit50 6 месяцев назад

    another way to get a smaller diameter cord for the prusik is removing the inner strands out of the shell of the paracord and use the shell only for the prusik. the flat line grabs even better

  • @glockasp
    @glockasp 2 месяца назад

    I don't care what anyone else is saying about Dave, I really do enjoy his vida and find he has some great ideas.

  • @jamesparker6383
    @jamesparker6383 Год назад

    That was a really good video on that. Thank you.

  • @bushcraftDicon
    @bushcraftDicon Год назад

    Thank you Dave I love the way you improve the way of tuning xour Setups 💪😎 greetings from germany ✌️ Horrido Dicon

  • @benterwellen
    @benterwellen Год назад

    Sweet setup

  • @BillDrives
    @BillDrives Год назад

    Congratulations David. I think you nailed it when you said "Whatever works for you", your ideas and methods are valid and applicable. Well done and THANK YOU !

  • @EdwinDekker71
    @EdwinDekker71 Год назад

    Good tip, thanks, camping now so I'll probably give it a try!

  • @nonamebushcraft
    @nonamebushcraft Год назад +1

    Now that's the right approach. Simplicity is key. If any element can be removed from the system (as completely unnecessary toggles), then it must be removed.

    • @jcar1417
      @jcar1417 Год назад

      I’ve said this before, when you are cold, wet and tired and it’s dark and weather is coming in the last thing you want to be doing is fumbling around with little strands of line. The toggles are quick, easy and give you something to hold onto. I guessing that a lot of RUclipsrs don’t bushcraft in the cold or adverse weather. Every buddy for some reason is concerned about taking an extra 10 seconds to derig. Why?

    • @DavidCanterbury
      @DavidCanterbury  Год назад

      Actually we teach toggles at the basic class for that reason. These are only options as I stated

  • @jamiecox5430
    @jamiecox5430 Год назад

    Now that’s is outstanding!

  • @stevenoyes3988
    @stevenoyes3988 Год назад

    I'm glad to see you looking at and developing your Ridgeline system. I hammock pretty much exclusively these days and have been using soft shackles in place of biners on my tree straps for about 2 years. About 6 months ago I started playing around with a couple ways to use them on my tarps. This idea with the prussic as your soft shackle is interesting. I'm curious how it'll perform in a steady, all night wind. Thanks for the idea.

  • @OsborneExploration
    @OsborneExploration Год назад +1

    Smart and useful content as usual!
    This video made me think to myself;
    "Self," "why not replace the smaller overhand knot with a Celtic button knot?"
    "It's larger than one overhand knot and this knot has multiple uses."
    "Such as making it into a cinching knot."
    Anyways it might be a good addition to this cool idea of yours..
    Thanks David👍🤠👍🇺🇸✊

  • @ahilbilyredneksopinion
    @ahilbilyredneksopinion 11 месяцев назад

    That's perty slick...I been havein loop prusicks on my ridgeline,anda knot side on my fly,and I shackle them tagether. Mite have ta give that a go.thanks fer the vid.

  • @randybeeson3424
    @randybeeson3424 Год назад

    Great idea Dave thanks. I saw where Blackie made a soft shakle from a reverse twist loop. Works quite well.

  • @ryder6070
    @ryder6070 Год назад

    This is extremely good shit, the whole thing.. Nicely done, Sir

  • @ClanGunnBushcraft
    @ClanGunnBushcraft Год назад

    The prusik knots very useful... used it today to get up and down my mast on my sailboat

  • @margarethatten675
    @margarethatten675 9 месяцев назад

    I was going to skip you video because I’ve never heard of soft shackles and why would I ever need one!! My favorite piece of rope now. Just wow. I’m enlightened!!

  • @Prepare2Prosper
    @Prepare2Prosper 11 месяцев назад

    That's so cool. Thanks man

  • @josephperreault4988
    @josephperreault4988 Год назад

    Thank you Dave.

  • @MrStarmix999
    @MrStarmix999 Год назад

    Another quality video dave .. love a soft shackle .. use those in the climbing world too very strong system surprisingly ( when loaded)

  • @bobkirchgessner4860
    @bobkirchgessner4860 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks Dave! I've been using a prusik with a little S-hook on my ridge line to stretch out my tarp, but the hook is always fouling the ridge line when I uncoil it. Now I can ditch the S-hooks and use this simple soft-shackle method. My hammock buddies will love it too. You rock!

  • @revskull
    @revskull Год назад

    Good idea for being ready with your own materials..but I just use a regular prusik loop, run it through the tarp loop and cinch it on a stick toggle that I find on the ground

  • @nearlynativenursery8638
    @nearlynativenursery8638 11 месяцев назад

    Dave, superb soft shackle I will incorporate it into my trap system. I was using a quick trucker hitch which has served me well for 40 years. I found truckers hitch kind of hard to replace with a better hold not that is still quick release. This soft shackle will give it a run for the money.

  • @papaschuette
    @papaschuette Год назад

    And just when I thought I had the latest version of the QDR all set up, you go and change it to make it better. I'll just cut the 2 prusik loops and tie stop knots in the ends. Ridgeline updated, just like that. I appreciate all the tinkering that you do to improve on things and make them easier to use.

  • @smithgroove945
    @smithgroove945 2 месяца назад

    Thanks Dave. 💪

  • @hiramhaji7813
    @hiramhaji7813 Год назад

    Great information

  • @DirtyDickMurdoc
    @DirtyDickMurdoc 4 месяца назад

    Mr Canterbury, have you ever heard of the longhorn agile hitch? We haven’t nearly figured out all the applications for that thang. JRB TREE CLIMBING figured it out. The first time I tied it I saw how useful it was going to be. Just sharing it with everyone I can

  • @DarrylMiglio
    @DarrylMiglio Год назад

    Great idea because it uses fewer elements.

  • @user-gn5uy6lx7z
    @user-gn5uy6lx7z Год назад

    As always good information

  • @pyroninja90
    @pyroninja90 Год назад

    Brilliant!

  • @corleyoutdoors2887
    @corleyoutdoors2887 Год назад

    Somebody lit a fire 🔥 under Dave, he’s making videos like crazy now.

  • @drlangattx3dotnet
    @drlangattx3dotnet Год назад

    Try leaving a short piece of cord on the tarp. for each end. Then use a rolling hitch to the ridge line for adjusting tension.

  • @pjdenzer
    @pjdenzer Год назад

    wow what a great idea

  • @ARAW-__-
    @ARAW-__- Год назад +7

    I use almost the same system Dave ! My soft shackle on the prussik hitch start like yours, but on the two tail ends I put one stop knot, and one tiny loop with a bowline knot, then I simply connect the two of them. I hope you try it ! Simply search Araw Shackle Ridgeline 😉

  • @RatdogDRB
    @RatdogDRB Год назад

    I likes it. But I really like the ready made Prussik Loops with toggles.

  • @davidbutcher7946
    @davidbutcher7946 Год назад

    Nice idea, thanks

  • @boomshanka8743
    @boomshanka8743 Год назад

    Simpler than the separate soft shackles that I use. Thanks, i will try it.

  • @roundtracker
    @roundtracker Год назад

    That's what it's like to carry multiple tools in your head ... Great video!