My and my parents are gonna go on a four day hike in the Swedish mountains and this will be great! Thanks!

Best explanation I’ve found for this knot, thanks

This is the best one dude. So simple, versatile, and practical.

I love it! Can't wait to take a walk outside with STYLE!

I was just thinking of requesting this! Thanks!

Exactly what I need right now. Thank you.

You make it so easy! I forget how to do this knot when I don’t do it for a few months, and I struggle KNOWING I have done it before. You make it simple and straightforward.

Very nice, Tim! I really like the adaptability of the design. Thanks for another easy-to-follow tutorial!

This is awesome!!! Such a great idea! Thank you!

I have watched many jug knot Videos About how to tie it but yours is the first one to do it the way my cowboy father showed me years ago ( the second method)

I hadn't seen the second method. I really like it!

I don't have paracord but I will try it with a crocheted cord I made months ago.

I love this, I have 5 Nalgene water bottles and am 100% going to start using this!

I made your flask sleeve that looks like a fish net, but I didn’t have a bead for the top so I made my own out of a ranger bead!

Exactly why I subscribed 👌

simply practical!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰

This is awesome

I tried this with 2 other videos for at least 30 minutes, and still hadn't gotten it. Got it with your vid on the first try. Thanks!

awesome!

I have 3 of these attached to my camp chairs…. I have two of them tied up with enough line that when the line is fully extended out with the sling part still In The middle of the lines, i can place my heels in the center of the sling and have a ready made foot rest! The last time I was camping with my scouts, I had a couple of the adults, who also have kids in the troop, studying my "contraption." I picked up my water bottle which also had the same "contraption" as someone kept calling it, and tossed it to them. I told them it was the exact same sling that was on the water bottle, just a lost more line. When asked how I came up with the idea, I told them that I had one of the best teachers money could buy for the low low price of $3 a month, Tim from Weavers of Eternity! Although you didn’t actually teach me how to tie this specific water bottle sling, until today when I watched this video ! lol 😝 I actually used the Diamond knot without completing the last two steps of tying it completely, to make the sling/foot rest! I have to say that the saying, "Necessity is the mother of all inventions," is definitely accurate!!! :) I wanted to be able to put my feet up when sitting in my oversized camp chair as well as attach my water bottle to the chair when it’s not being carried while hiking or just walking around the camp grounds. When I was making the water bottle sling, I was actually sitting in that camp chair and wishing I had a way to put my feet up. As I was putting the water bottle into the sling, all of the sudden a light bulb burned brightly in my mind's eye as I thought, "I wonder if I could use this attached to the chair to put my feet in?" So, I got up and went to my bag and pulled out one of the 4 brand new hundred foot hanks of cord I brought with me to make tree straps for the hammocks. (Side note) We are not allowed to use just a single line of Paracord wrapped around trees to tie up hammocks. The single lines can badly damage the trees by cutting into the bark. So, we have to use either safety straps or straps that are a minimum of 1 inch in width. I use a king cobra weave attached to two heavy duty climbing O-rings that can withstand up to 500lbs each to make my tree straps. Anyway, after getting the cord, I proceeded to make another "water bottle sling" but made it with about 2 1/2 - 3 feet of line on both sides of the center water bottle sling knot. After connecting the ends of the two cord pieces together, then I attached it to the chair. Waaa Laaa! Foot rests!!! :)

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Nice, Ive done somethng similar with about 12ft of rope. Leaving the loop side free, add a Chain Sinnet (aka Monkey Braid) in the middle, connect ends with Double Fisherman's Knot. The longer length, with the Chain Sinnet creates a shoulder strap for independent carry/canteen.

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I was taught this by my dad as a kid when he was in the Navy he called it a Japanese jugnot

The 1st way is the easiest yet. ✔

We’re just wondering how are you would replace the plastic lid or container with Para cord on your Algene bottle for this video

Nice! Any advice on cord length if I’d like to use the handle as an over the shoulder/crossbody sling!?! I think if I add smthg at the bottom I could loop it over my shoulder, crossbody position, then secure around my waist for a chill beach jog or more aggressive hike!

На видео показаны два разных узла. Автор вяжет один узел, а на бутылку одевает другой. Разница в узлах в положении затяжных концов: в классическом амфорном узле они выходят между двух витков (этот узел одевают на бутылку), а вяжет он узел и его затяжные концы лежат сверху и снизу витков соответственно.

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Whats the best paracord to buy, ? atm im just practicing with macrame string

What should I do if the sling knot slips when I wrap it around my straight walled bottle?

yay..i did one… (i have 20 thumbs lol )

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1:52 is one knot, and on 1:53 it's a little bit different... Something was missed.

Can I take it off without having to untie it?

Unless I missed something, the result at 1:51 does not seem the same as 3:27.

The first method does not seem to give the same knot as the second hmm

00:30 02:30 03:34

sorry but... you already made a double fishermans knot into the cord... why simpley use that on the bottle?

I call shenanigans on the first part of this video. The 1st and 2nd methods are not the same knot. In the first method you made the "easy" bottle sling, ending with the top inner loops laying on the back side of the top handle, and the bottom inner loops laying on the front of the bottom handle. This is not as secure as the "true" bottle sling knot. The video cuts out where the top and bottom handles were weaved through their respective loops so that each handle lay BETWEEN the loops. Doing that last weaving step makes it identical in all respects to the true bottle (or jug) sling knot which you demonstrated in the 2nd method.

Now a days your tutorials are a bit fast. It's kind of hard for me to catch on..

I dont see the point here. You could just carry the bottle by holding it...