Practical Knot Tying
Adventurer Bear Grylls provides instructions on learning how to tie the most practical knots you can use for everyday needs:
- reef (square) knot (tying two rope ends together)
- reef knot with two hitches (to prevent slippage)
- overhand knot (tying two rope ends together that won’t unravel)
- clove hitch (securing the rope to a post)
- clove hitch with additional hitch or two overhand knots (to prevent slippage)
- clove hitch using loops (securing the rope to an open pole or stake)
- clove hitch sliding the loops together (securing the rope to a carabiner)
- Italian hitch closing the loops on itself (to belay a person down a cliff)
- stopper version of a hitch (to trap the rope )
- bowline knot (for tying a rope around your waist)
- figure-of-eight knot (for tying an adjustable loop or handhold)
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