Transformation Loop for Garda Hitch Footloop

JRB demonstrates how to add a moveable loop onto the JRB Garda Hitch Footloop to add multiple length options for different climbing systems and methods. Related Videos:
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[@feldwebel7734]

thanks John🙂🙂

[@lisamcqueen8509]

I like this!
Very versatile now!
Thank you!
Steve

[@chrisc8474]

I guess my question is being in a self rescue situation how do I recover when I’m past the midway point and recover myself from the point of no return I feel like if I go below that it’s just to hard to get back and I’ve got myself to that point at ground level…. I’m sixty years old and have a sequestered L4-L-5 disc and the pain can be unbearable at certain times I guess I probably shouldn’t even attempt this when I’m not at my strongest… I’m healing but it’s been a long journey. But yet again nothing has failed me doing everything you have indicated… just a thought?

[@jrbtc]

Hi Chris. CZcams isn't so great for conversations, but I wanted to reply. If you are in my Facebook group, that's a better place to have discussion and post photos, etc. I didn't completely understand what you meant by "past the midway point"... I am not sure how you are climbing and what potential failure you are recovering from. The most likely scenario I can envision is this: in SRT or DSRT, our friction hitch slips... leaving us on our Best Friend loop on the Garda. In that situation, we simply need to have the ability to: 1. Repair or replace the friction hitch. 2. Step up on our footloop. If we have shortened it, we just need to be able to get our foot out, then lengthen it, then step up. I will attach a link in a separate comment. Incidentally, last November, I hurt my back pretty badly. I could hardly walk. But I had tags to fill... and I could still climb a tree. I just couldn't even bend over. And after I filled a tag, I needed to get help to drag it out!

[@jrbtc]

Make sure you have watched this one. czcams.com/video/ALn3f3IfYqU/video.htmlsi=DueVZ12odyACbDIW