Best 5 Knots to Tie up a Sleeping Bag - Bed Rolls - Tarp - Bushcraft Wilderness Tips - CBYS Tutorial

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5 Ways To Tie Up Your Sleeping Bag, Tarp, Bed Rolls
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Taut line hitch, cow hitch, slip knot, bowline knot, quick release knot.
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@nacholibre1962 2 года назад

All you need is the Canadian Jam Knot!

@davidlahaisejr7479 2 года назад

How so creative good idea!

@MichaelR58 2 года назад

Good tips , thanks for sharing , God bless !

@Greed_104 2 года назад

유용해서 아주좋아요

@artoholiczoetheworldofartc3080 2 года назад

Amazing my dear friend 🥰

@Roonza Год назад

Is there an official name for knot no.3? It looks like it will unravel at any moment but I've tried it and it stays put. Is it even a knot or is it just cleverly applied friction?

@naturlichebewegung1545 Год назад

Great

@KAEFARIK Год назад

Dat muzik tho loading my Glock when I'm learning to tie knots

@SK-qc6fb 2 года назад

Nice, take it the next step, and show how best to attach your backpack. Ive tried, two tautline hitches at both rope ends, then a couple of butterfly knots to certain attachment points on the pack. Or, do the same with a monkey braid between the tauline hitches to make a shoulder strap. Let me know what you find out?......or suggest some other/better method. Thanks!

@KayakingVince 2 года назад

Also see the Canadian Jam knot

@arthurkimpel4758 2 года назад

Packer's knot will also work well.

@alanthompson2063 9 месяцев назад

Single best way is the Tree hitch, at one end, then a few half hitches and another Tree hitch to finish at the other end. Also makes a handle.

@biranit50 3 месяца назад

for knot number 3 i would have start with a tied loop so i have to pass only once under the bight

@biranit50 3 месяца назад

on knot number 2 if you pass the cord in the bowline loop twice it will autolock under tension no need to secure it !

@jakeeasterwood3204 Год назад

I’ll keep these knots in mind…. in the event I lose the ball bungee cords I wrap up mine with.

@luistrevino5959 10 месяцев назад

The "bowline" knot? Looks and does the same thing as the "medal-o-ring" knot, only it substitutes the medal ring.

@zchuss1 Год назад

if you use two rings together or two of those horrible little caribiners you get with water bottles etc and run the cordage through twice you will have an automatic truckers hitch, something i used to do a while back, but i have been using the cow hitch method for a long while to keep my rain coat on my work bag (trucker)

@69adrummer 2 года назад

Your tautline hitch appears to have been tied incorrectly. The working end should exit the same direction. It is essentially a clove hitch with an extra turn on the first crossing. You want the "bar" to cross over as an "x".

@SK-qc6fb 2 года назад

I agree, taut line is tied over and under, not under and over

@nahamin160 Год назад

Thank you and SK, I was going mental on that bit for a moment there.

@WaschyNumber1 2 года назад

🖖 👍

@undefinednull5749 9 месяцев назад

First and second are just variations of attachment points of the uninteresting quick release knot. They don't have a way to be tightened more once knot is secure. Third one looks more interesting because it is unique and instead provides a way of tightening but needs an additional hitch or knot to be fully secure. The remaining two are nothing new to me.