Yes - that's a slip knot. So you can pull the end and the whole knot comes undone.
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Okay, cool. I like that because of the easy take-down and adjustment. I was hoping you guys meant that and not tying some other knot behind the rings.
i remember reading something about the garda hitch method that FF mentioned, but when i did a search, it didn't turn up any thing.
does someone remember where that is explained?
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Did you mean this?
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“I think that when the lies are all told and forgot the truth will be there yet. It dont move about from place to place and it dont change from time to time. You cant corrupt it any more than you can salt salt.” - Cormac McCarthy
here's a picture of the slip knot against the ring buckles.
http://www.hammockforums.net/gallery...5/PC280107.JPG
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I'm using rings and (I think) nylon. (The webbing was a part of a 4 wheeler ATV tie down with cambers that I got at an auto parts store for 10 bucks. Used a drimmel tool to cut off the heavy hook from the box and scissors to cut off the cambers. It was rated for 2100 pounds, 1", camo, 2 15 ft pieces.)
The slip knot behind the rings is no big deal. Simple. Just tighten the strap as desired, flip your hands twice, and you have it. Locks it in, simple tug in the morning, and its undone.
Works good, lightweight, simple. What else do you need?
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