Mountaineers Everett Scrambling Knots and Ropes

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Mountaineers Everett Scrambling Knots and Ropes February 28, 2019

Knots and Ropes will be presented and practiced….. 1. Tonight – overall introduction and homework assignment. 2. Next class Lecture #3 April 4th – instruction and small group practice. 3. Rock Field Trip April 13th – Knots and Rope station; your skills will be evaluated.

Tonight – overall introduction What’s being provided in your equipment packet 1 – locking carabiner 1 – 5 foot length, 5mm nylon rope 1 – 12 foot length, 1” nylon webbing

With the 5mm nylon rope, learn and practice these knots: Figure 8 knot Rewoven Figure 8 knot (also called Figure 8 Follow Through Bowline knot (single) Double Fisherman’s Bend knot Klemheist Hitch knot

With the 1” nylon webbing, learn and practice these knots: Overhand knot Water knot Try making a Hasty Harness (more on this below)

Use the rope and webbing to learn and practice: With the 5mm nylon rope: With the 1”nylon webbing: Figure 8 knot Rewoven Figure 8 knot (also called Figure 8 Follow Through Bowline knot (single) Double Fisherman’s Bend knot Klemheist Hitch knot Overhand knot Water knot Try making a Hasty Harness (more on this below)

Sources for learning how to do the knots Animated Knots by Grog https/www.animatedknots.com/ Freedom of the Hills, 9th Edition, pages 154-163 Knots & Ropes Assignment sheet – this will be posted in Course Materials on the Mountaineers website Everett Scrambling

A few words about the Hasty Harness There are instructions for how to construct this on the “Knots & Rope Assignment” sheet. Information is also in Freedom of the Hills, page 165 Diaper Sling. Just work on the basic construction for this; don’t need to have all sized yet, we can complete this at next class. This is a simply constructed harness to be used with an assisted descent; this is where the carabiner will come in. We will learn and practice this descent technique at the next class.

So tonight’s homework assignment is 1. Learn and practice the knots 2. Homework is due at next class April 4th Questions?

Practice Practice Practice