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Using a tightrope drill pin, drill a tunnel in the center of the femoral ACL footprint. Pass a fiberlink suture tape through the eyelet of the ACL tightrope drill pin for later use. Slide the small ring portion of the fiber ring over the tip of a Fastpass Scorpion suture passer. Load the single end of the fibering suture into the Scorpion from the medial portal. Pass the fiber ring through the intact remnant of the EVOLST ACL. Cinch down the fiber ring by pulling the end of the shuttle loop, forming the luggage tag stitch. Add multiple fiber ring sutures as needed. Cut the fiber ring shuttle loop just below the splice, leaving two tails. Load the Tiger Wire leader suture into the fiber ring shuttle loop and shuttle through the luggage tagged fibering suture.
