Try this again. Why hello there. Paco here again. So in my comments for my last video, the hammock camping setup, I was told from I cryo storm about the Beckett hitch. He said it would be something that would be better than my Marlins bike hitch for setting at my hammock. So I thought that's a good thing to check out. Let's find out if it is better. So here we go. Alright for the first knot we're going to do is the Marlins bike hitch. Now this one requires the carabiner that I've always used. So to do it, you take the rope, you fold it over like that, you fold it up like so, and then clip it in like so. And that should work fine, and that's the entire thing. Now on the other end I'm going to tie a Beckett hitch. A Beckett hitch is essentially a sheet bend using different materials. But what you do is you run your cord through the loop on the hammock. You go around the loop once and you slide that side through. And that is the entire thing. So now they're both tied. The good thing about the Beckett hitch is it does not require a carabiner to tie, whereas the Marlins bike hitch does. One thing about not using a carabiner is that that's one less thing that can go wrong, one less thing you can forget, and it makes your pack lighter. So I can see how the Beckett hitch could be useful there. Okay, now the next most important thing is what about when you lay down the hammock? So let's try that out. Okay, both seem to be holding fine. So once again equal advantage there. So I'm good here. Okay, Marlins bike hitch. No surprise, dissolves like anything. Now the Beckett hitch, let's see. Okay, a little bit tight, but it is undueable. So it looks like it would probably be fine. And then it's undone, no problem. So good on that side too. So so far in the head to head match up they seem to be about equal. I don't see much difference in the two of them. I think either way would be fine. So so far I've tied the Beckett hitch in paracord. What if I'm using the webbing to tie it? How well will it do there? So that's my next experiment. So let's see how it goes. Okay, now for the moment of truth. Will the Beckett hitch come out of webbing as well? Let's see. Yep, it seems to work too. So in my opinion, I think the Beckett hitch or the Marlins bike hitch are about equal. They seem to both hold fine. They seem both to be plenty strong. They're simple to tie. And they both come out very easy after putting your tire weight on it. The one advantage to the the Beckett hitch is that it does not require carabiners. But since I've already got the carabiners and I don't mind it a little extra weight, I'll probably stick with the Marlins bike hitch. However I might try the Beckett hitch up in the forest, see what it's like after a few days. But in my opinion, they're both wins. So all right, thanks a lot. This is a short video. I just wanted to test out this theory. And until next time, bye.