Usage of "stopper knot"

Значения для термина "stopper knot" отсутствуют.

Использование термина stopper knot на английском

Always tie a stopper knot in the end of the rappel rope. 
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Always leave a four-plus inch tail below your stopper knot. 
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In retrospect, this might have happened had the stopper knot been on the correct rope. 
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Tie a stopper knot above your knot. 
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When the climber arrives at the belay, the belayer will tie a stopper knot behind the auto-blocking device. 
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And belayers, if you simpy must go hands-free at any point, always tie a stopper knot below your belay device. 
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Very simply, this means tying a stopper knot in the bottom end of the rope or tying it securely to your rope bag. 
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An overhand knot on a bight on the brake side of the rope acts as a stopper knot so the second can climb hands-free. 
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The most common option is to tie a fat stopper knot at the end of the rope that will not go through the belay device. 
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Tie stopper knots to prevent the handles from sliding off. 
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Next, tie stopper knots on each strand so you can't rap off the end. 
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You should also tie stopper knots in the end of the rope before tossing it. 
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These knots work as stopper knots and help the climber on the surface catch the fall. 
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The absence of the stopper knots can allow the knot to untie itself under opposing loads. 
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Always tie stopper knots in the rope ends. 
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Remember to untie the stopper knots in the bottom of the rope-theywill not pass through the anchors. 
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Значения термина stopper knot на английском