How Do You Tie A Rethreaded Figure Of 8 Climbing Knot?
A re-threaded figure eight, or figure eight follow through, is a very commonly used tie-in knot in rock climbing. Though it has its draw backs (mainly just getting it untied after a strenuous climb can be trying), it is the best knot to learn when beginning to climb because if done correctly is very safe. The following steps will show you how to take a figure eight knot and use it to tie-in to a harness for rock climbing. Form a single figure eight and attach it to your harness.I would recommend NOT tying in to just the belay loop, although this is a method some climbers may follow. A very safe method of tying in requires that you feed the tail of the rope through the two loops of webbing that the belay loop also occupies. If in doubt, you can always consult the instructions that come with your harness for recommended tie-in points. Re-threading the 8.Feed the tail of the rope back into the bottom of the knot next to where the rope exited to form the tail. Follow the line of the knot k
