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The Prusik hitch was invented by mountaineer Karl Prusik back in 1931, and it’s kind of a genius knot. It attaches a rope perpendicularly to another rope and can slide up and down the length of ...

All you really need to know is how to tie a prusik knot. Start with paracord, and cut enough to wrap around the average wrist twice. Tie a double prusik knot around your pointer finger.

Instead of an X wrap or complex knot, the Hyperlites use a prusik to attach and tighten to the tree. This simplifies the process considerably and all that’s involved is putting a loop over a cleat and ...

“You can have just one piece of rope and lots of different knots for a multitude of applications,” says Nash. “It’s about being lightweight and compact, too.” Named after its inventor, Austrian ...