“Worlds MOST TRUSTED” Knot… 

I’ve used this knot to tie the ends of a couple climbing ropes together so I could rappel twice the length that I could with just one rope. You could also use it to tie both ends of accessory chord together. I utilize a looped chord for building climbing anchors.

So long and your rope is rated for climbing, you can trust your life to this knot when used correctly.

I think there is a longer video about this knot in his channel

a lot of people use this in climbing to tie a rope to itself in order to make a loop. then they use the loop tied with a double fisherman's to make a prussik that can be used as an emergency way to climb a rope

The only drawback is that under load it binds so tight that alien races will, upon discovery the dried husk of our planet many eons hence, know that we were here because the two ropes will still be fused together.

😂 Take it easy my friend. I said 'my friend' means, me too.😅😂

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😂 save the video and watch it when needed😂

​@@denggarambang1151damn, where's my phone?!?

Practice, practice, practice!!!

Awesome fix, thank you for sharing this!!

What's the name of the knot?

⁠@@Der.stille.BeobachterDouble fisherman

Does that mean it is suitable and safe for climbing applications?

You do good work

And we still have no idea regarding the appropriate circumstances for choosing a particular knot.

This knot is NOT a must. I only use this as a bend when other bends will not work. Or I will use it when I want the knot to be permanent, because this knot is a jamming knot. After high strain, this knot will not come apart.

Because people tend not to publish tutorials for the useless ones…

@@dbaker280 That's a shame. There are some very pretty, useless knots.

nah this one is for real. Im not an outdoors guy and this is one of the 3 types of knots i know how to do apart from the gallow one and how I tie my shoes. but this one has saved me lots of times in situations i didnt know i could use it.

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​@@TheBearEssentialsthis knot can slip and come undone in circumstances, they are just two square knots.

​@@1ch190those are not square knots. If anything they are more akin to clove hitches.

Loop it once on each side and it will untie way easier and hold as well.

Hahahahahaha... rope tech. Is that like basket weaver? @@morosleviwalker61

Life saver 😊

​@chiefengineer488 Savour the moment 😅

I use bowline knots for everything.

​@@alnov91they're not appropriate for everything.

@@CFEF44AB1399978B0011 true

True. So what you do is tie a basic reef knot first, which can take incredible loads and still untie easily but are not safe enough to use on their own. Then you use the two tails to tie the fisherman's bends. Make them triple or more. Now your ropes are connected in a way that can take incredible loads still untie easily.

If your going put a big load on the knot then take more wraps instead of going around 2 times go around 4 times or 3 times or just use a bowline knot I use this knot to make a loop out a peace of rope

Obviously it is hard to untie when supporting a load.... otherwise it would be a very insufficient knot. 😂

Thanks for the heads up. I guess I should use the slip knot instead if I want to untie the knot later.

@@markus717 so why would you even use the reef

Yes, I noticed it too 😂 Great knot, but some people will now think, it's necessary to start exactly this way or the knot will not hold. 😂

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He crossed it the wrong way for how he ties it. He uncrossed it then crossed it the other way. For ease of tying you usually cross the side you are tying first over the other rope. The first way he crossed it would be typical to tie the left side first. As long as the crosses and slants are parallel it doesn't matter. Funny though that he did that right after he said it.

Paying attention like I’ll remember when I need it 😂 not

Dependence on the internet for knowledge does interrupt your sleep.

Yeah... learning it at 7PM instead of eating dinner is far more reasonable.

what you were doing at 3am knotted up with a double of semen, is YOUR business!

RIP

@@jyothishkumar3098 It’s what you typically see on necklaces where you can adjust the cord.

Swordfish drift gear reminded me of

Was gonna use this knot to top off my reel line on my spear, but a shock leader sounds like a good idea 🤔

@@allanjr808 try it, my main line is about 25- 30lb breaking strength and my shockleaders are all 70-80lb , just takes up the shock from the casting, I have many multipliers and all apart from the boat reels are set up the same, regardless if I’m off rocks jetty or breach , if I’m using lures or spinners it’s straight line right through.

Use this knot for a bracelet or an anklet. Use a breakaway knot for necklaces, for safety. Unless the necklace string is easily breakable. Something has to give, if the necklace gets caught somewhere, or someone tries to steal it.

You'll never have it with that attitude...

I have known this knot for a long time under the name Grapevine.

The bowline is a completely different knot; it makes an easy untie, but if it is not done correctly, you might easily die because if it.

@@FlorinArjocu you're right. The friend who showed me this knot many years ago called it like this. I learned its real name with this great video. Nevertheless, I use this knot for a lot of things even if I'm _not a knots nut_ (or specialist).

...or as a human being.

As a REAL M A N i wouldn't EVER use a Red Heart when conversing with another man.

😂😂 brother you need some help

​@@chiefengineer488or as a human being yes u people on the Internet are weird 😅

That's why you should always carry a knife.

elide the "not" after "reef knot"