卷绕和储存绳索
以下介绍几种卷绕和储存绳索的方式。
这绝不是一份详尽清单，还有 *许多* 其他做法...... 🙂
参阅下面 “图片和文字” 的描述部分，了解各种选项的优点和缺点。
如果你有足够的空间和隐私，可以考虑直接把绳子挂在一个镙丝杆上。
只有当你有一根稍宽的杆子时，你才会想这样做，这样你就不会把你的绳子扭得太厉害了。
对于我每天使用的绳索，我就像这样挂在我的衣柜里!
如果你不想悬挂你的绳子，把它放在方便的捆绑中是很有用的，称为 "捆绑"。
其中一个比较有用的方法是采用图8模式。这样做，手杖就不容易纠缠在一起。
这种技术适用于短期/中期储存或旅行用的卷绕绳。
用于长期储存
如果你要把你的绳子存放超过一两个星期，再做一件事......这有助于保护绳索，如果你要把绳子存放更长的时间，那就更好了。
当你准备好使用你的绳子时...
这种方法非常稳定；但是，我个人并不经常使用它。 如果你把你的绳子以这种方式存放一段时间，它在解开时往往会有点磕磕碰碰。 ::停顿一下，这显然是个笑话。 我喜欢我的绳子是直的，所以我不使用这种方式来长期存放。
也就是说，当你需要清洗你的绳索时，这可以是一个不错的选择。 把它放进一个松散的链缝里，然后扔进洗衣袋。 这将使水和肥皂比上述选择更好地进入。
I’ve tried lots of ways to store rope but never loved any style I used and would sometimes not even bother properly storing them right away… Like laundry on the floor next to a hamper, so sad… I even tried some ways based on rocking climbing and various styles they use (Which are better suited to 70 and 80 meter lengths of 9-10mm ropes, unfortunately).
Finally though I discovered a way I really like and it hasn’t failed to keep the ropes put away yet because it’s just so fast, simple, and clean. So, what you do, based on your preference of starting with the tail or bite end, (I prefer starting with the bite even if it means I open my rope back up by holding the tails and throwing the bite side out and then have to “chase” is down and switch the rope around).
So hold the rope out in front of you pulling it through your hands and forming 22-24 inch long coils or bends of the rope until you have just enough rope left to do a simple coil wrap somewhere around the middle and then just pull it taunt through itself and the last wrap you make.
No need to mess with trying to make 10, 12, or 20 bends of rope only 8-10 inches long and then trying to keep them clean and wrap them up too.
I picked this up from marie.sauvage on one of her insta vids.
Oh I also like wrapping and finishing from Bite to tails too because I can flake it as I coil and it’s a little more wear on the rope where you do your storage wrap and the ends of rope aren’t where you put a lot of regular load, use, and wear and tear. Versus the bite side though where you know a lot more regular use is happening so hopefully by using the tail side to finish you are spreading that stress out.
Very cool! Thank you for sharing that with us! And good thought about the wear on the bight end, I’ll have to give that some thought…
The biggest problem I’ve had with the chain stitch is my rope ends up holding a twist/self coil after a while making tie harder during a scene.
Agreed. The only time I use that technique is when I am washing my rope. (Then I dry it under tension to make it straight again). That said, some people really like that technique.
I do like chain stitching. Clip a carabiner through all your rope bights and then hang them. 🙂
Hi, very useful stuff!
I would like to see here also a bit about washing the ropes and general rope maintenance.
Cheers