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New Rescue Knot, for Fire, Rescue, Mountaineers

Details at WWW.KarashKnot.com. The Karash Double Loop, recently invented, and the Karash Rescue Rope Harness are presented for evaluation by the rescue community. Please evaluate and comment by e-mail or on the site forum. Safer? Faster? Easier? Details at WWW.KarashKnot.com.

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15 Responses to “New Rescue Knot, for Fire, Rescue, Mountaineers”

  1. Great information
    Great information

  2. lllMarlboroManlll on August 19th, 2009 at 3:28 am

    Great video, great …
    Great video, great knot! *****

  3. The waist and chest …
    The waist and chest loops are bowlines. The method used allows for it to be tied rapidly, and without releasing the line from your hand until tied. See my websit for details

  4. Sorry for the delay …
    Sorry for the delay, yes, it can be used in place of the double loop figure eight for attachment. Please review the test results on the website, and only use if approved by your agency.

  5. very informative …
    very informative clip… but unfotunately i couldn’t understand the loop not what is is?

  6. aaronabasolo66 on August 19th, 2009 at 3:28 am

    i really …
    i really appreciate your post it open more possibilities for my trainees. thanks.

  7. Mike, one question: …
    Mike, one question: is the knot intended for anchoring too?

  8. is good
    is good

  9. Wow this guy is a …
    Wow this guy is a pro! Very informative.

  10. thanks for this
    thanks for this

  11. JeffAlbertson78 on August 19th, 2009 at 3:28 am

    Looks pretty good, …
    Looks pretty good, but can the harness be tied with webbing?

  12. You’re welcome. …
    You’re welcome. Let me know if it’s useful, or if you find potential problems.

  13. Thank you for the …
    Thank you for the suggestion. I’ll create and add a separate slower motion video of the KRRH section of the training. I thought the ‘how to’ segments at the beginning would be adequate. Then, I tied the harnesses in real time to demonstrate how rapidly they can be tied in an emergency, and then not at my maximum speed.

  14. Slow down during …
    Slow down during demo. If you could show more detail during final demo.

  15. very helpful thank …
    very helpful thank you

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