7 ESSENTIAL Knots EVERYONE Should Know!
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Bowline Knot: The bowline is an ancient and simple knot used to form a fixed "eye" at the end of a rope. It has the virtues of being both easy to tie and untie; most notably, it is easy to untie after being subjected to a load. The bowline is sometimes referred to as King of the knots because of its importance.
Clove Hitch: The clove hitch is a type of knot. Along with the bowline and the sheet bend, it is often considered one of the most important knots and is commonly referred to as a Double Hitch. A clove hitch is two successive half-hitches around an object. It is most effectively used as a crossing knot.
Noose Knot: A noose is a loop at the end of a rope in which the knot tightens under load and can be loosened without. The knot can be used to secure a rope to a post or pole, but only where the end is in a position that the loop can be passed over.
Square/ Reef Knot: The reef knot, or square knot, is an ancient and simple binding knot used to secure a rope or line around an object. It is sometimes also referred to as a Hercules knot. The knot is formed by tying a left-handed overhand knot and then a right-handed overhand knot, or vice versa.
Sheet Bend: The sheet bend is a bend. It is practical for joining lines of different diameter or rigidity. It is quick and easy to tie, and is considered so essential it is the first knot given in the Ashley Book of Knots.
Figure 8 Loop: A figure-eight loop is a type of knot created by a loop on the bight. It is used in climbing and caving where rope strains are light to moderate and for decorative purposes. The knot is commonly followed by tying a strangle knot or an overhand knot around the standing end.
Heaving Line: A heaving line knot is a family of knots which are used for adding weight to the end of a rope, to make the rope easier to throw. In nautical use, a heaving line knot is often tied to the end of a messenger line, which is then used for pulling a larger rope, such as a hawser.
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Tutorial Timestamps:
0:11 Bowline
1:22 Clove Hitch
2:26 Noose Knot
3:48 Square/Reef Knot
4:22 Sheet Bend
5:18 Figure 8 Loop
6:02 Heaving Line
Why you call it bowlin? Is there a reason or meaning?
@@TheMrClutchy i mean like, why not bowline?
Just watched this video. All good knots to know. But i think your choice of the noose knot was poor. A taut line hitch would be more effective and easier to tie .
I just purchased a knot book, with over 150 knots. I will be referring to your station, that I have subscribed to, for a practical video for each, as I definitely need to see it done, in real time. Thank you.
I remember learning the noose knot for decorative Halloween shoelaces one year. Took me a long time to learn what was so scary about that knot.
Excellent, thank you! Used a series of clove hitches to put cloths line in the basement. Much more efficient than my previous method.
5 of these knots i found in a really old survival book. sheet bend is definitely my favorite. the reef knot is good for getting 2 pieces of rope together when they are the same, but the sheet bend is useful for attaching 2 different diameters of rope together
In place of the reef knot I world recommend the zeppelin bend. Its perfectly symmetrical, easy to tie, and very easy to untie, even after heavy loading. Recommended for ropes of same diameter. I love it.
You are the best.. By far.. At showing how to tie knots.. Quick to it .. no hesitation nor starting over n over as so many others do.. Thank you
I use knots daily.. Bushcrafting.. Hiking.. Kayak.. I knew all these knots but found the 2nd way of certain ones useful
Awesome! Thank you!
I do not know how youtube got me here. I do not known how to do knots, now i can learn how to do a dissent knot.
Also I suffer from anxiety form time to time. now I have this channel and it seems that this whole new world might help me with my anxiety. Thank you.
Glad you found the channel! Hope these videos can be of service to you!
After the Bowline, the Package Loop is the most useful knot I have found. They teach it in SERE training.
After reading your comment, I searched around to find this knot, but haven't been successful. Might it be known as something else? I'm interested in learning it. Cheers!
Just out of curiosity, have you ever taught adjustables knots? I'm looking for these kind of knots because I need to stand clothes to dry or to adjust the height of the hammock in a tree when I'm camping... I hope you get what I mean. Best wishes from your Brazilian fan!!! Your channel is the best I've ever seen. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This channel is basically the alternative to Boy Scouts but everything is knots.
Great vid these type are my favorites
We had something similar in Navy bootcamp, we called it The Knot of the Day.
- Square Knot
- Bowline
- Clove Hitch
- Overhand Knot
- Sheepshank
- Figure Eight
- Half Hitch
Me gustó su demostración, muy clara y gráfica 👍
An excellent video, thank you very much!
Good list. I’d include the Constrictor knot in place of the noose, though. Far more useful.
Sheet bend advantage is that it can be tied under tension...like when your guy line is too short, on cold windy night, you can hold the side with the bight steady and complete the knot one handed, hence lengthening the guy line. Also works well when both lines are the same diameter.
I remember learning a few of these when I was in Boy Scouts
Yep… I've been teaching my almost 1st class scout many of these same knots and then some!
wow ! thank-you.
Cool I have to try this at home
My teacher got mad for learning the Noose Knot. She's the one that suggested this video and asked us to do 4 of the knots...
@@TheMrClutchy "There is no good reason to teach or learn that knot." Sure there is. It's a very useful knot, one that I've used countless times in my life.
Pulling line at work, once we have the lines we are pulling rigged we tie the end of the pull line to the rigging. I use a knot similar to the double sheet bend, but instead of passing under on the second wrap I pass the working end threw the bite in the orange rope in your case. Kind of looks like a mix of a sheet bend and a square knot.
Excellent video
Awesome👍
Awesome....
Great explanation. Thanks.
You're welcome!
Thanks the Noose made my life so much easier.
Is the clove hitch also known as a constrictor knot? Seem to remember seeing that knot somewhere before and it was called that. Also never noticed how a noose is basically the same as a whipping knot until today, lol.
I believe the constrictor is a little different.
Contrictor Knot and Rolling Hitch are variations of the clovehitch.
I use Blood knot more often and it should be in your list
2:27 Hey sweetheart don’t do it 🥸
You should have put the constrictor knot after the clove hitch, just an idea.
“Many of these knots can make life a lot easier”
*one of the knots is a noose*
Sorry I really had to, I do use it a lot for other tasks though
WaywardHero 117 it sure makes life easier
@@mynameis7062 yup :)
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I cant wait to try these out on my next victim
Me too broooo let's goo, she ain't gon' stand a chance !
Is Heaving line a stopper knot? Can't really see how it could be useful for aught else
It's used to make the end easier to throw by puting more weight on it
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Thank you 👍
In my experimenting, I've found that the noose doesn't work any better than the taut-line hitch or any other adjustable hitch that won't tighten unless you take hold of it and move it. All of them are quicker and easier to make. Although the noose works well as a hitch, the main reason for all that coiling is to create a lever which will break the condemned man's neck, when positioned correctly, better than any other way.
The noose looks the coolest
Basic barrel knot would work better than a noose in my opinion. Quicker easier and serves the exact same purpose
@@tylerherring9930 The barrel knot is a stopper knot. The noose and the taut-line hitch, for examples, are used to make an adjustable loop which, once made the size you want it, won't tighten when there's a load on it.
@@ernestitoe it’s not just a stopper knot. The double fisherman’s knot is two barrel knots tied sequentially. You can use the barrel knot to make an adjustable loop. If you don’t want it to tighten, a bowline would be way simpler and quicker. I’m with you though; the noose knot is kind of absurd to be called essential.
@@tylerherring9930 Thanks for clarifying. I agree.
Hate the clove hitch. Its only good for tying on thin objects, comparable in thickness with the rope itself.
good
For your “How to make Banes Cuff Bracelet with buckle tutorial”, What size buckle did you use? And did you use 550 0r 275?
On the square knot, is that technically 2 over hand knots? Don't you have to go back through the loop each time to consider them over hand knots?
"Many of these knots could make your life a whole lot easier"
*NOOSE KNOT*
Missing the anglers knot… far better than the bowline as it applies tension to both forks in the “Y” equally, plus it can be finished with a quick-release pull instead of a dead-end standing side making it very easy to fully untie with one pull no matter how tight its been drawn.
Instead of noose knot the butterfly knot is so much useful.
The Heaving Line I learned as a Lash. Or, my Lash is a Heaving Line 😏😏. Not sure which.
5:54 this is point where you see you could do it easier. unless loop have to be attack somewhere, but carabiner has invented. so you not need do this directly to climbing harness
Missed out the really essential one.
the very last one is the easiest to understand from the first time seeing it
2:26 Thats a Hangman's Knot lel
A running bowline is easier to use than a noose
Don't make a garage pull rope though. You'll have 12 FBI agents at your house and you'll be national news for a week.
When is a knot not a not?? When it’s a hitch!!
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I just wonder why does the noose knot is essential 🥲
Um… 🪦
I was at the end my rope but it was knot what I thought.
i know this video is a year old but how about the Slipknot?
I think you just like saying bowlin rather than bow-line
The proper way to pronounce it is "boh-lin" and not "bow-line".
Why music? It's annoying.
But how do you tie the knot when she is struggling
Remember to do deez nuts
7:05 "7 knots that will make your life much more easier"
I watched the video and tied every knot. My life did not become much more easier. This video is a scam. 0/10
Also, video would have been much better if you have shown actual tying of things with these knots, and not just knots themselves, which are useless on their own.
Why are you yelling at me?
That one knot will get you in all kinds of trouble with blm
go slower
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