How To Tie A Ridgeline or Clothesline

How to tie a ridgeline! Ridgelines, clotheslines, or any horizontal line are some of the most common and useful uses of rope around the campsite. When making a good ridgeline or clothesline many campers run into a couple of problems. They can’t get the ridgeline high enough or they can’t get to rope tight enough. In this video we provide solutions to both of those problems. Using the techniques in this video you will be able to tie a tight and high enough horizontal line that will be the starting point for many shelters, sunshades, and clotheslines.
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[@JohnAttebury]

Incredibly useful video. Thank you!

[@ukrainegermanysingforukrai5888]

Yes this is nice. Will play it again and again until I can master it.

[@adruery]

Pretty slick. In the climbing arborist world we would call that last one a tautline on a bight. Also, that first Alpine Butterfly we use a Running Bowline in similar way as a SRT tie in on some occasions.

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[@frankmarullo228]

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[@LetsGoNowAdventures]

Frank you are so funny! Glad to hear from you! Have a great day!

[@bananababy605]

Fantastic video! Thank you!

[@MissLittleNiki]

Learning new things everyday!

[@LetsGoNowAdventures]

Thanks Niki!

[@AdventuresinPopUps]

Nice 👍

[@codycampbell3562]

Does running bights from the working end really increase mechanical advantage?

[@CredibleHulk10]

A lot going on here. Good stuff. Thanks.