Knotorious, the Brocky #133 looks like it could be a distant cousin of the Arbsession Hitch. Very cool design. What length hitch cord did you use to make this hitch?
In the video, I used a spliced 32" Sterling RIT 9mm. But I've tied this hitch with a 30" RIT with sewn eyes. If you have a spliced 28", you can probably tied this hitch is my guess.
Hitches will unless they are made with aramid fibers and a proper hitch cord. Here we see the Sterling RIT Response 9mm hitch cord tied into the hitch. This cord will not melt under any amount of friction. But I can't guarantee that it won't melt your fully polyester or nylon rope. That comes down to being a controlled operator and not burning out needlessly from the canopy and not running it through devices too quickly. I use a hitch like this one with a rope wrench to help alleviate 50% of the tension on the rope from the hitch to above it.
@@Knot-orious I guess I’m still scared when it comes to rope on rope friction. I weigh about 215 and even more with all my gear on. Is there anything can help alleviate some of that fear I have with hitch cords breaking?
Use a rope wrench! Or use a mechanical device like a Rope Runner Pro (for SRS) or a Zig Zag (for MRS). There are so many other options. Mechanicals offer much less resistance than rope on rope. Less friction. Less fear. I hope this helps. Sorry for the late reply. Sometimes I don't get alerted for all comments.
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Knotorious, the Brocky #133 looks like it could be a distant cousin of the Arbsession Hitch. Very cool design. What length hitch cord did you use to make this hitch?
In the video, I used a spliced 32" Sterling RIT 9mm. But I've tied this hitch with a 30" RIT with sewn eyes. If you have a spliced 28", you can probably tied this hitch is my guess.
Hitches like this don’t melt the rope under heavy tension?
Hitches will unless they are made with aramid fibers and a proper hitch cord. Here we see the Sterling RIT Response 9mm hitch cord tied into the hitch. This cord will not melt under any amount of friction. But I can't guarantee that it won't melt your fully polyester or nylon rope. That comes down to being a controlled operator and not burning out needlessly from the canopy and not running it through devices too quickly. I use a hitch like this one with a rope wrench to help alleviate 50% of the tension on the rope from the hitch to above it.
@@Knot-orious I guess I’m still scared when it comes to rope on rope friction. I weigh about 215 and even more with all my gear on. Is there anything can help alleviate some of that fear I have with hitch cords breaking?
Use a rope wrench! Or use a mechanical device like a Rope Runner Pro (for SRS) or a Zig Zag (for MRS). There are so many other options. Mechanicals offer much less resistance than rope on rope. Less friction. Less fear. I hope this helps. Sorry for the late reply. Sometimes I don't get alerted for all comments.
Simply climbing MRS can alleviate 50% of the strain on your friction hitch. If you need help picking a system, don't hesitate to ask me for help!