Butterfly Knots

Butterfly Knots

Butterfly A butterfly (also known as an alpine) is used to put a bight of rope along the length of rope. Under tension, the bight maintains its shape. The knot is a series of two loops holding a bight in place. The advantage of the butterfly is that it can be tied...
Bowline Knots

Bowline Knots

Bowline The bowline is a common knot that is easy to tie and untie, even after a heavy load. It has a propensity to come undone when not loaded or dressed improperly. When used for a rescue load it should always have a stopper knot tied in the bitter end. Applications...
Double Fisherman Knot

Double Fisherman Knot

Double Fisherman The Double Fisherman is a very solid and strong knot. It’s a variation of an overhand with two wraps on two ropes going around each other. When the ropes are loaded, two fisherman knots butt against each other. This knot can be tied using ropes...
Figure-Eight Bend Knot

Figure-Eight Bend Knot

Figure-Eight Bend A figure-eight bend is used to tie two pieces of rope or webbing together, usually to achieve more length. By introducing a knot in the middle of the system, the descent device, pulleys, edge rollers, or other hardware may be required to pass this...
Figure-Eight In-Line Knots

Figure-Eight In-Line Knots

Figure-Eight In-Line This variation of the figure-eight is tied mid-line. The knot dresses with the standing end of the rope nicely. A figure-eight on a bight tied mid-line, opens and distorts. Applications Hauling or lifting weights in one direction. Directions Form...
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