Thanks for showing them slowly , that's how we learn!

Best posting of its category, in my personal experience (I'm no authority on this but I am able to recognize quality work, plus I'm a 30 year non-climbing enthusiast of knots in general). Clear, specific, calmly & confidently illustrated for each knot. Thorough enough for me to understand & establish a strong foundation of each knot's application to the specified task (plus general use category), while keeping the run-through of each knot simple and even-paced. I appreciate the demeanor in which you've presented these while conveying an unquestionable competence in the specific tasks. KZfaq, like the Internet in general, tends to drown out the postings of quality & worth. Diluting that previously mentioned content with others of questionable or suspect nature and excessive durations (much like the length of my comment, lol, however a thumb up & simple comment just didn't seem to do your video justice). Simply put, I truly appreciate the quality & duration of your post. Cheers

I worked at a shipyard,there we did heavey rigging and knots were extremely important.Good job and thank you.stay safe

This is the kind of video I wish all my climbing friends would watch. I will spread the knowledge, thank you for making it accessible, concise, and informative.

These knots have helped me out on numerous occasions while taking down trees👌👌👌👌👌💪💪💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Brilliant, clear & concise. Thank you, just what i was looking for

Awesome video!! I'm trying to teach my grandchildren useful knots because they're always outdoors climbing or making things (we live in rural Alaska). Now I can just show them this video!!!

Best knot demos online thank you 😊

This video taught me new ways to tie some knots I have been using for years!!

Thanks mate! Super helpful and easy to understand.

Appreciate this dude 🤙

Exactly brilliant....

Loved this!

Awesome video! Keep up the great work

Very very good!🙂

I wish this was available fifty years ago...I struggled with ropes and knots in Ranger School...this was easy...nicely done, great presentation.

Yeah bro,epic knot video!!

Thank you!

Tanks tutorial...👍👍

Awesome video keep it up

I'm not a climber or anything like that but your videos is very satisfy to watch, greate video

This is so good made. I am left handen so it's tricky to get my brain to do this but really good video !

Thank you

Top notch

Nice one thank u

Thanks, A great tutorial of useful knots.

Great vid ive been doin trees long time only know bowline an 8 butterfly have done but forgot. That said im not climbing ground. But wish when did climb abit knowing these thanx.

After watch this video I'm able te fixe rope . Thank u so much for such a great video ❤️🇵🇰

Appreciate 👏👏

great vids...what sets this apart from the others is you show the orientation and positions of the rope clearly which makes it easy to follow. Question is, how long is the rope you use for the prusik cord?

Fantastic 👍 nice

Nice

muy bien explicado

clove hitch and the prusik are the best knots for their respective uses, but for tying in I would always use the double bowline, kind of the Standard knot over here in Germany once you go from being a beginner to actually having a bit of experience, and defenately when you start working routes its a knot you should know, also for Winter or alpine climbing as you can undo this knot with gloves or cold hands.

These are knots to depend on saving your life my friend. Great post fella ! Once again I have forgotten all but a few of these working knots. You do a great job of recreating them for us bud. Many thanks eh.

Good job on the video. Over the years as a truck driver, I have learned a knot or two. One knot that I frequently use is a trucker's knot, but with a twist. I start with a loop and put a full twist in it. Then I reach down pull through another loop from the loose end and pull down. With this knot you can pull tight against it, but when you are ready to take it apart, just simply pull it out. It comes apart much easier that the original trucker's knot. Try it out to see what you think if it.

Awesome This is definitely going to prepare me for the firefighter academy thanks

Great tutorial Andy! 👌

Please show us the best way to tie the ends of your rappel rope together when you are on a big wall rappel so you don't get carried away having too much fun and go sailing. Also what is a good distance from the ends. Thanks.

what midline knot would you recommend for securing a rope to a tree trunk? I need it to have the following characteristics: 1) very secure (wont slide up or down or rotate around the trunk) 2) very easy and quick to undo with just one pull if needed 3) once untied, given there's tension on one end of the line, the rope will easily free and clear itself and not snagged to the trunk PS, what is also great about your vid is it states what the knot is commonly used for. Thanks in advance and keep up the great work!

Hey how do i make a bigger knot ?

Nice job. Good speed and clarity. Guess the down votes wanted you to dance 💃 lol

Excelent man!!! Really usefull instructions!!! Does the prusic knot can be used on bars or solid things instead of a rope???

This is what my pe teacher is showing me now 😂

and stopper note and overhand

how is the purpose of the fishermans and figure 8 bends different? can you use only one and still be safe?

What size of the rope that you are using in your video? Thanks in advance 👍

there’s a easier way than that as well but that’s if you use a carabiner

Hi, I am a final student of Tourism Management. Can I take this video for reference in my ebook What is Rope Course? Your cooperation is much appreciated.

Imagine he was lost and the only compass he has is his tattoo compass! What a tease!

Knot making videos make me happy lol #jakehunter88

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Thinks hes captain tyin' knots

Climbing knots honestly scare me because it seems like every other one is like oh if it backwards you die

This guy whistles at 's' sound

Who fast forwards a video when showing how to do somthing

Idk man... i dont think thats a “Butterfly loop”... idk my dirty mind just wont allow me to look at that with a straight face lol. Anyhow, a great video. Thank you

Am I the only one who still had to watch it at 3/4 speed? Music is pretty cool that way though

3:43 pretty sure that’s not correctly tied butterfly knot

why a triple fishermans knot? Double works just fine.

Running bowline

Good video but the butterfly can be done much easier than you show.

I love how it speeds up when ur trying to teach how to tie a knot

Why would you speed it up 🙄

Instead of speeding the video up when you're tying the knot maybe try slowing it the fuck down👌🏽

I do love to watch it to the end, but i did not cause of he fucking written thing during the video. Soooo bad

Of all the reactions to 2020, wearing that clown bracelet is pretty lame

1:20 A safety not doesn't add ANY safety to a correctly rethreaded figure of 8.

You screwed up on that first knot with the safety knot. when tying a safety knot you need to make sure that the knot touches the other knot. It's a fairly common mistake we see but you want that double fisherman's or stopper knot to actually touch the figure 8 and then you'll want some tail coming out of that knot if you were to do it like that in a guides course you'd probably fail or at least they'd make you do it again

Well a very nice presentation... however.. I can tell this person is not a very experienced climber.. As a guide and instructor of a climbing and mountaineering guides training program I see many common mistakes. examples would be no climbers use the Flemish bend anymore no climbers use a triple fisherman's we only use a double any fisherman's knot in climbing needs longer tails that presented here an alpine buttery is not a normal knot to incorporate into an anchor most do not tie a "safety knot" above a figure 8 fallow through anymore. Doing so is very old school and has been show to have many negative side effects the comment that a water knot can come undone is off as a water knot is one of the few knots that is extremely hard to get undone (especially after loading it with weight) I would suggest taking a course from a proper climbing instructor to learn the current and up to date techniques that are currently employed by trained professionals.