Line sets tied? braided? wtf?

[rsmetak 0]

So ...total noob question but I was never told so I just dont know... What is the purpose of this braided, knotted or weird looping process I've seen whenever canopies are off risers (storage/shipping etc..) Ive also seen this while people are wearing their rig. I would assume its to not make a mess of your lines but is there a name for this, and how is it done? If Im not making sense, see attachment below

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[Hellis 0]

rsmetak

So ...total noob question but I was never told so I just dont know... What is the purpose of this braided, knotted or weird looping process I've seen whenever canopies are off risers (storage/shipping etc..) Ive also seen this while people are wearing their rig. I would assume its to not make a mess of your lines but is there a name for this, and how is it done? If Im not making sense, see attachment below

I believe the english name for it is daisy chain.
And as you assumed, it's because you don't want to make a mess of the gear.
If you don't daisy chain and just stuff everything in your gearbag you will probably get a few step troughs when you try to lift it out.

[Deyan 31]

It's called a "Daisy chain"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhzdCzFp9aY

Cheers

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[rsmetak 0]

Good to know! Thank you both, especially for the video!

"I live my life 2 miles at a time. For those 60 seconds or less, Im free" ;-)

[Quagmirian 40]

This video shows you how to do it on a rig

[rsmetak 0]

Even better! Thanks much. Im just surprised I never actually saw it being done before.

"I live my life 2 miles at a time. For those 60 seconds or less, Im free" ;-)