Learn How to Tie a Double Loop Anchor | ANCHORS AWAY | CMC

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The Double Loop Anchor is two wraps of webbing around the anchor point, tied off with a Water Knot. The carabiner will center in the direction of the pull. To maintain full strength, both loops must be the same size.
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[@jturf]

It's easier if you tie the first half of the water knot in the longer end on the webbing. Less tail to pull through.

[@tudordavies8204]

It's easier if you burn/cut your webbing at 45 degrees.

[@civedm]

I thought tabular webbing is stronger than flat webbing?

[@fa3556]

That's one way to complicate it

[@misterlarryb]

38.77 kN for 1" "tubular" webbing? Is that CMC webbing? My BW 1" "tubular" nylon webbing is rated at 4046 lb-ft (18 kN) for single strand tensile strength. I thought that was more common.

[@CMCPro]

Hi Larry, thanks for your question, the metrics in the video are addressing the total strength of the anchor system, rather than the single strand strength of tubular webbing.