8 best knots for camping, survival, climbing, hiking, and just everyday life. How to tie these basic knots and when to use them. These are the 8 knots you need to know.

1) Chain Sinnet (AKA Daisy Chain or Monkey Chain)
2) Farrimond Friction Hitch
3) Trucker's Hitch
4) Constrictor Knot
5) Cow Hitch
6) Half hitch
7) Fisherman's Bend
8) Water Knot

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Aside from tying shoes, a lot of people don't know, or need a refresher on tying knots. Knowing these knots will get you through most situations you will encounter, and they are the ones I use most often.

The knots covered in this video are:
Square Knot (Reef Knot)
Clove Hitch (Builder's Hitch, Tied in a bight, and at an end)
Sheet Bend (And Double Sheet Bend)
Bowline (Tied two ways)
Figure 8 loop (Tied 3 ways)
Round Turn + Two 1/2 Hitches
Taut-Line Hitch

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Climbing Knots: https://youtu.be/FIHCwmMuXY8


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The Mooring Hitch - also known as the Rolling Hitch or Pile Hitch - is a very easy quick release knot. It is not recommended for climbers or tying down anything for a long period of time. However, it's applications are great for tying a horse to a post or a kayak to a dock for a short time.

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The bowline knot is a great all purpose knot that has many uses at the campsite.
It’s a very dependable knot as long as the rope is under a load. The knot is popular because when the rope is slack it’s easy to untie (no one likes using their teeth). It can be used for tying a pet to a tree, hanging a hammock, hanging food or a solar shower from a tree, and securing grommets on a tarp.

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Knot tying is a lost art form, due in part to bungee cords, ratchet straps, and other devices that allow you to secure a rope without actually tying a knot. While those devices certainly have their place (especially ratchet straps), there are many situations where it is faster to simply know which knot to tie. In addition to that, it’s a skill that develops confidence in the outdoors, and also gives you something to teach others.

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In this video you will see 10 quick release knots. They can be useful to you during the journey, during outdoor recreation, while climbing, during construction, etc.

Here is a list of knots that are quickly untied, which you can see in our video:

00:28 – Quick release knot: Halter Hitch Tying
01:06 – Quick release knot: Slippery Constrictor knot (the knot is used for tying bags)
01:51 – Quick release knot: Highwayman's Hitch Tying
02:44 – Quick release knot: Mooring Hitch Tying
03:34 – Quick release knot: Manger Hitch Tying
05:04 – Quick release knot: Tumble Hitch Tying
06:08 – Quick release knot: Siberian (Evenk) Hitch Tying
07:11 – Quick release knot: Slip Knot Tying
08:09 – Quick release knot: Weaver's knot and Weaver's hitch
08:49 – Quick release knot: Ring Hitch Tying

10 Knots You Need to Know - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26Jyq745Qa4

5 Life Hacks with a Rope - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBt2pjibNr0&t=8s

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For sailing newbies! Learn, step by step how to tie a bowline for sailing.

If you're just starting out with sailing you will absolutely need to learn this knot.

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These 9 knots will serve any sailor well. They are picked because they all are:
1) Useful.
2) Good knots. Easy to tie, and untie, and will not slip.
3) Easy to remember how to tie.

This short video will show how to tie each knot and talk about how it would be used on a sailboat.

Here's a simple and easy guide to some boating knots everyone should know.

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