English: Round Turn around Standing Part shown as stronger than a single Turn. A normal Half Hitch shears across the Standing Part more harshly, to lend less efficient 'strength' than if straight. Round Turn per leg of pull around Standing Part pulls more along the length, rather than shear across Standing Part as Half Hitch does, so Round Turn style seen as 'stronger', as can more of strength against target load, in the more efficiently aligned architecture. This also shows a figure8 finish on tail tuck. The stronger Round Turn style, does grip the host less, making a normal immediate Half Hitch tuck even more precarious in least gripped region. Alos adds other tuck for same reason.