They don't see a ton of use in tree work (but there definitely is some), however, they are hugely popular for rock climbers, alpinists and rescuers, so I felt obligated to include it. I try to make my channel as eclectic as possible. Thanks for your comment and for your consistent engagement with my channel. I appreicate it! The only difference between a midline and endline Clove hitch is that the latter must be tied with a stopper knot.
@charlesbarr3437
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Is there a double clove hitch? My idea of a good knot is doubling, I'm not a climber though.
@Knot-orious
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Yes, actually, there is a double Clove hitch. However, it is not widely accepted by the climbing industry/world because there is arguably no need for one (the original works perfectly already) and because tying them, especially with one hand, which is required by rock climbers and alpinists and rescuers, would be extremely difficult. To create a double clove hitch, simply create two wraps on either side in opposing directions instead of just one on either side. Great question.
@waiting_for_
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Does the carabiner come with the rope or do I need to buy them seperately?
@Knot-orious
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The rope and the carabiner come separately in most cases. If you want a high quality carabiner, I recommend DMM Ultra O or, for a little less money, Petzl OK Oval Triact. Those will be great for tree work. If you intend to use it for rock climbing or rescue, then an HMS/pear style carabiner is probably better.
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