You could also sling the tree and clove hitch your cord to a carabiner. It is often used to secure a rope to a natural anchor such as a tree or boulder at the top This video shows how to use a bowline knot for climbing anchor applications. The loop is typically creating by tying a water knot when using webbing or a bowline when using cord. Its enduring popularity stems from its ability to create a secure loop that won’t slip or tighten under load, yet remains easy to untie. In boating it is recommended for use when retrieving lumber or rigging which has fallen overboard. Page Contents: This video shows four configurations for retrievable canopy anchors using the JRB bowline: Note: When rigging a running loop or a preconfigured SRT system, the 'climbing end' of the rope is pulled up and over the crotch, and then passed through the loop. (Remember to back it up. Many would even go as far to say that base anchors are at the heart of an effective SRS setup, but to each their own - I am a canopy or crown anchor fan. It is commonly used in climbing, arborist work, and creating anchors around trees or boulders. #bo Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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