Blake's Hitch is a popular friction hitch for rope climbing and tree climbing, particularly with arborists of recent decades, and of typical use in Moving Rope Systems (MRS). It was originally introduced by Heinz Prohaska in 1981 and independently discovered and reintroduced by Jason Blake in 1994. It replaced the Tautline Hitch as the preference of many arborists. JRB takes an indepth look at Blake's Hitch, including variations: 4/2, 5/3, 5/2, and JRB's own Slipped Blakes Hitch variation. For JRB, the usefulness of Blake's Hitch in climbing is overshadowed by newer introductions, such as the Longhorn Agile Hitch which enables the climber to create nonmechanical Stationary Rope Systems (SRS) and avoid the penalty of friction in MRS. However, Blake's hitch has many novel applications outside of MRS climbing. Related Videos:
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