Knot Tying Tutorials
by The Bear Essentials
#1 Bowline Knot
Often referred to as the worlds most useful knot - and known as the king of knots for that reason.
#2 Taut Line Hitch
The taut line hitch stands out as a remarkably versatile knot prized for its unique adjustability.
#3 Clove Hitch
Learn the simplest way to tie this the clove hitch, as well as its many variations.
#4 Canadian Jam Knot
This knot's specialty is cinching down and can be used to tie down bed rolls or tarps.
#5 Double Fisherman's Bend
Considered the most trusted way to tie two ropes together, this is the Double Fisherman's Bend.
#6 Rolling Hitch
Known for its ease of tying and ability to fasten to another rope, all while being adjustable.
#7 Prusik Knot
The legendary Prusik has earned its reputation in the climbing, rescue, and arborist communities.
#8 Alpine Butterfly Knot
This is a knot that could be tied midline, is commonly used as an attachment point and can bear load in any direction.
#9 Constrictor Hitch
This knot has the ability to lock down on an object that it can be nearly impossible to get loose.
#10 Palomar Knot
Considered one of the strongest fishing knots, the Palomar knot is one of the easiest knots to tie.
#11 Sheet Bend
It's commonly used to join two ropes together and can make some really cool repairs.
#12 Bellringer Knot
The knot is useful for lowering tools and gear when your rope is too short to double back on itself.
#13 Trucker's Hitch
Different uses for a Trucker's Hitch are for rigging canoes and gear to trucks and getting the perfect tension on tarps.
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