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Webbing bridge

PAhunter90

PAhunter90

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Anyone see anything wrong with a webbing bridge like this? Was simple to do and I really like it.

Water knot loop w/carabiner on one end and girth hitched around other bridge attachment.
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All good as long as you use a biner to connect to your tether, a rope through 1" tubular webbing with weight on it will cut the webbing in half in about 30 strokes...
 
Vtbow said:
All good as long as you use a biner to connect to your tether, a rope through 1" tubular webbing with weight on it will cut the webbing in half in about 30 strokes...
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Yea definitely using a biner to connect to tether. Didn’t know if girth hitching on one side would be an issue


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Girth hitch is fine. Technically speaking you should have enough tail on the water knot to tie a single barrel knot backup and then at least 1-2" of tail, but that's "best practices"......
 
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