A handy knot that's instantly undone for tie-and-go uses. It's also a key component of the trucker's hitch.
A fast-to-tie knot for tying off to tent stakes, dock posts, broken tree branches, and carabiners. It's easily adjustable for tension on either end.
A readily adjustable rope-end knot for trees and large objects, but tougher to visualize than its mid-rope version.
The normal hitch for tightening tent guylines without using hardware.
The classic climber's waist loop knot for ultralight, and the strongest single-line knot you can tie in cord.
This loop attachment slides easily when its unweighted, but holds tight when you pull it. Its a standard climbers knot thats perfect for ascending out of a jam (or up a tree).
This version of the overhand knot is stronger with lower-creep, yet easily-untied. This knot is perfect for securing everything from guylines to climbing harnesses.
A half hitch is an overhand knot tied around departing cord. It's the simplest way to secure a bowline waist loop for critical uses like climbing.
Learn how to properly tie one of the simplest and most versatile knots known to man.
