The Two Brothers BBQ family thanks you for visiting! We offer traditional BBQ, slow smoked in our woodburning BBQ pits. Our ribs, brisket, pulled pork, and other meats are sure to have you coming back for more! A wide variety of side dishes rounds out our BBQ menu.
The figure-eight knot or figure-of-eight knot is a type of knot. It is very important in both sailing and rock climbing as a method of stopping ropes from running out of retaining devices.
Figure 8 Loop Knot. Uses: The Figure 9 Loop resembles the Figure 8 Loop. In climbing it is used as an end knot. It creates a strong loop, reasonably easy to untie, and can be used to attach a rapelling rope to an anchor.Advantages: The knot avoids sharp bends and, therefore, the rope retains about 70% of its strength.It is particularly suitable for use in smaller, flexible ropes but is somewhat harder to tie in heavier or stiffer ropes. Disadvantages: It uses more rope than the Figure 8 Loop and is more confusing to tie.rap the bight around both ends to form a loop. Instead of coming up through the loop to make a Figure 8 Loop, pass the bight around again and then down through the loop to make the Figure 9 Loop. To dress the knot, bring the outer turns in and tighten them.