What is the Double Dragon Loop used for?

Creating a reliable fixed loop at the end or in the middle of the rope; Anchoring in rigging, rescue, and climbing where loop security matters; Attaching a rope to a fixed point with a loop that won't loosen; Applications with slick synthetic rope where the bowline tends to slip; A load loop for high-strain, high-vibration situations.

How do you tie the Double Dragon Loop?

The Double Dragon Loop is a firm, secure fixed loop, presented as a modern alternative to the bowline. It resists working loose and coming undone on its own under repeated movement, and performs well even on slick high-modulus rope such as Dyneema. Follow the illustrated step-by-step, with a photo for every stage, on Desbravai.

Is the Double Dragon Loop hard to tie?

The Double Dragon Loop is rated medium, in the Loops category and is taught with a photo at every stage on Desbravai.

What other names does the Double Dragon Loop have?

It is also known as Double Dragon Loop, Lazo doble dragón, Nó dragão duplo.

What precautions apply when using the Double Dragon Loop?

Like any safety loop, it must be inspected and tensioned before critical use; Confirm you're using the right version (end or mid-line) for the intended application; Can jam under extreme load, making it hard to untie; Do not use as a life-support anchor point without certification and verification of the full system.

Double Dragon Loop

A firm, secure fixed loop, an alternative to the bowline that resists loosening and works even on slick rope

Also called: Double Dragon Loop, Lazo doble dragón, Nó dragão duplo

What it is for

Creating a reliable fixed loop at the end or in the middle of the rope
Anchoring in rigging, rescue, and climbing where loop security matters
Attaching a rope to a fixed point with a loop that won't loosen
Applications with slick synthetic rope where the bowline tends to slip
A load loop for high-strain, high-vibration situations