4 Easy Knots - Knots you can tie when you don't know how to tie knots!

[@thatguy044]

I am not a knot novice. These are super easy and widely versatile knots. Throw in a truckers hitch, which is also kind of an overhand, and you can handle just about any situation. Great video!!!

[@jerryc5975]

Thank you for explaining these knots so clearly and concisely, excellent presentation👍

[@kippdog536]

this was great. sometimes people have a tendency to over think knots and get confused. great video.

[@fcohex6148]

Easy to follow, clear visuals. Sticks to the brain. 10/10 tutorial

[@user-gb7fp5sn5n]

I went searching for friendly knots to teach my two girls (aged 7 & 8yrs). I’m starting to teach then about outdoor life. And I found your channel. Wonderful clear no rambling video. Thanks a bunch!

[@Ultra_64]

Watching this on my break. Bro is saving my ass at work rn

[@thebiteof87t]

Same fr

[@StinkyGringo]

Get back to work lazy

[@codeinecowboy8607]

Same, I can’t tie knots for shit

[@andrea-ic1uf]

if nobody told you today, i love you, stay a little longer.

[@YoruEcchi]

Bro I promise you I’m just learning how to tie my fking pants 😂❤

[@col.trautman6474]

Thanks. Love you too

[@Anyusername-o2e]

You are the first person in a long time to tell me that, thank you

[@Jaymane115]

You don’t know me nigga

[@chrisk3363]

LOL

[@godblessthelessfortunate3175]

The problem with most knot videos is they show how to tie the knots, but they don't demonstrate the scenarios of when to use which knot.

[@4q2]

What a great video. Very good explanation. Thanks for the effort.

[@AaronAaro-t6o]

Thanks bro I needed this never thought tiring a knot was this easy I never thought it would be this easy

[@pumpkinpie5165]

Thank you for the tutorial this might sound weird but you help me with my life or should I say end it

[@Savannah_Smiles_Sometimes]

You are an amazing teacher! Glad I found your channel 😁

[@txtoolcrib]

Thank you, I appreciate the compliment.

[@chrisb1682]

I have to say a huge thank you. I use this clip over and over (takes me forever to remember when not using all the time 😉) but the third one is ace for us knitters!!!! Thank you for showing simply and clearly! 🌿💕

[@txtoolcrib]

I’m glad it was helpful.

[@Лезувузел]

Простые решения на которых многое держится! Классное видео. Ярко. Привлекательно. Наглядно.

[@silvabuttke7722]

Great. Simple and easy. Fits for my work in the garden. Thanks.

[@groussac]

I also use knots in gardening, but working with twine, I need something simple and quick: a Bowline around the tomato stem, and 2 half hitches to secure the stem line to a pole. The Bowline is a fixed loop knot, and therefore leaves room for the stem to grow. The half hitches are good enough to get me through the gardening season, and easy to undo if I want to save the twine for next year. Other knots if I'm working with rope to secure a tomato pole that's falling over, but other knots are whatever I think of at the time. See John Suscovich's 3 most used knots on farm (bowline, clove hitch, taut line): kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4DUpn5sZ92oobM

[@emmiebl6605]

Oh this was fantastic! I was able to tie all four first time! ❤

[@Shof357]

Good tutorial, clear, concise, and informative!

[@KarlPonds-l8f]

Thanks sir! I learned the Englishman Loop to tie up 2 area rugs!!

[@GripFreak]

Great video and excellent instructions! The last knot, Fisherman's Bend is a good method for making an adjustable knife lanyard to attach to a knife sheath. IGKT Member...

[@theirishoutdoorcook1207]

Thank you. Very informative I have saved this to my favourites.

[@QuantumMechanic_88]

Excellent & Thanks. Happy New Year.

[@TickleMonster_MasterToucher]

this helped me learn how to tie knots this really helped!!!!!

[@gaminisydneyjayawardana9700]

thank you so much. it's easy way of remembering.

[@Director_Mylob44]

Thanks man your a life saver

[@lysga]

do you think that knot will hold my weight

[@Director_Mylob44]

@@lysga I eat many junk food a day but somehow I don’t get overweight so yeah it will hold my weight :)

[@joe-he2sb]

It could be a life ender lmaooo

[@houghwhite411]

The first knot really saved me, thank you so much

[@TheDrivebynerf]

Great vid brutha. Very helpful. Thumbs up

[@quitalifetime]

1:11 thanks, i can fullfil my dream now😊😊☺️☺️

[@MJ-rr4hd]

the first knot is by far the simplest and effective...in my opinion.

[@brianao.316]

Thanks, I tied down my tarp well，gonna sub

[@rentahouse_official]

Thanks for this!! i was able to have a peaceful sleep

[@gamerkitty5218]

If you mean what I think you mean, please stay ❤

[@priscillamoore5736]

WOW! WOW! WOW! Thank you, thank you, for teaching this, and also with two different colored lines. (I had forgotten that trick; thanks for the reminder.) It's so.much more understandable that way. Thanks, also, for tying the knots slowly; it is the perfect speed. . ****You may already have covered this, and I missed it, but what length line(s) do you recommend for practice? *****(Or, perhaps one of the other commentors could tell me what length? ****) This video is just the thing for me, as I can re-play it over and over again. Sorry this is so long. Thanks so much for this video. You have a new subscriber!!! 😊

[@arjumandvillagelife]

Thank you so much❤😍 Helpful

[@mark-dot]

thanks bro now im gonna put those knots to test with myself

[@ashton7286]

Thanks man i can finally be a Christmas orpiment

[@jayhaynes5964]

Great video. Maybe next time show how the rope/knots can be applied to common objects. Would like to see how they cinch down on an object. Thanks!

[@priscillamoore5736]

@jayhaynes5964 - It's possible you may be thinking of a "Bowline on a bight" (I'm not sure of spelling on "bight", sorry.)

[@jayhaynes5964]

@@priscillamoore5736 I am familiar with that knot.

[@jocelynfaburada6300]

Yeah I'm gonna show this to my brother 😄

[@BouncyBunny-h2v]

Thnx, exactly what I was looking for.

[@darnellb85]

Thanks 😊 for teaching ❤️ learning how to 🪢

[@Teabag3491]

Your a life saver❤

[@TheSeveredTongues]

Or ender

[@caracarametal]

what kind of rope/cord do you recommend for someone just getting started in knots?

[@inso80]

what is the name/gauge for the rope/cord you are using?

[@aishraq21]

Same question, what kind of rope is this?

[@LocalRuiLover]

Oh boy! I wonder why I'm learning to tie a knot!! (my bad)

[@johnnybee1776]

The rope you are using looks soft and flexible, what type rope are you using.

[@michaelmoser2200]

Another outstanding Video, your Multi Tool Vids are real good, but your Knot Tying/Rigging videos are USN Training Film Quality lol , Ben I think showing how to untie the knots after they have been under load would been the 100% training film, gotta get a knife with a Marlin Spike for those unrigging times where someone "didnt know a knot so he tied alot" your knot videos remind me of this ol crusty BM1 Diver I worked for when I was a young Deep Sea Diver he really knew his stuff and could explain it. USN should use you for basic Seamanship Knot Tying Training Videos, Hooyah MCPO/MDV USN Ret

[@roseorchid7981]

Can these knots be used with poly rope? Im having trouble tying poly rope. Thanks

[@sylvanaire]

That last knot is one I’ve tried before & it always comes apart on me. I’m a knitter & sometimes I want to join another strand of yarn to an existing strand & rather than just adding the new yarn & want to anchor them together first. In knitting this is called a magic knot but it just doesn’t hold. Idk, maybe I cut the ends too short?

[@meanderingmarley3910]

The Honda and Arbor knots are very similar. Does one have an advantage over the other?

[@randy8978-z5e]

what is the shortest length rope to practice knots ?

[@dgunn4408]

Believe the first one is also called a "Canadian Jam Knot" on occasion

[@txtoolcrib]

Almost. The difference is that the standing end routes through the overhand knot instead of the working end. That allows the two overhand knots to be worked against one another to act as a lock. Commonly referred to as the Bush Crafter’s Zip Tie.

[@dgunn4408]

@@txtoolcrib gettin' fancy up here in the North

[@totallynotokyo3235]

thsi guy doesnt kmow how hes helping certain people 😨..

[@ricardozk]

💀💀💀

[@Velvet22368]

*cough cough* me *cough cough*♡

[@briandavies741]

You must be proud to have completed grade 3

[@Noh-f6g]

@@briandavies741wtf does this even mean in the context of the main comment? Just ta be a useless prick online?

[@kirasan2911]

the knot was great thanks but I don't think I will need anymore of them

[@grovesy333]

Very helpful !

[@lancerudy9934]

Nice video. Thanks

[@albertussuprianto3967]

What type of rope do you use and what diameter is it in mm?

[@GR_BackingTracks]

Thanks! This is my first video on the "I failed boy scouts" knot-tying journey at the age of 51...

[@markflierl1624]

1) Arbor Knot 2) Englishman's loop 3) Water Knot 4) Fisherman's Bend

[@thisismynight6295]

I’m tied on this video

[@Normandie4Life]

Hello Ben. How much rope would you keep on hand in your work truck. I like to have two lengths at 25 feet of quarter inch solid core climbing rope. Takes a knot very well. Then a bag with 100 feet of the same. This I use for very light duties in extending the winch on my work truck. It tends to get pretty dirty which I then put it in a pillow case and in the washing machine from time to time. This from Petzl the maker of the rope. Says won’t damage it. A quick tip for you for keeping a bit of grime out of your life. Cheers from Wales for another great video.

[@txtoolcrib]

I keep a variety of ratchet straps, 2 25 foot lengths and one 50 foot length of 5/16 paramax, as well as a number of shackles. My work trailer has two 100 foot 5/8” ropes and one 150 foot.

[@Normandie4Life]

@@txtoolcrib I had two grade 8 chains for a while. They helped with the messier stuff. Take care and thanks for the reply.

[@michaelmoser2200]

@@txtoolcrib Ben consider having adding a 1/2" Wire Pennant to your rigging Load Out, Wire makes a great Anchor Point or a Choker

[@markflierl1624]

1:26 You called it an arbor knot. Isn't that also known as a slip knot?

[@meanderingmarley3910]

Very instructive! What size cord were you using?

[@txtoolcrib]

5/16” Paramax

[@critex5944]

how many assists does this guy have?

[@simon54]

Can you say what is a working end and what is a standing end? And how do you know?

[@txtoolcrib]

Working end is the tail end of the rope.

[@rishibarman4445]

Thanks for helping

[@flesz_]

The biggest difference between knots is how easy is to open them after they have been subjected to load

[@Hail2MasterChief]

Awesome. Thank you!

[@adrianlieurance7788]

How to tie knots with low friction rope?

[@arshie.evangelista00]

will i stay for a few more days?

[@quinnerefc]

i'm lost, maybe knots aren't for me

[@casykid]

By the time you said "so those are 4 different knots" I already forgot them 😅

[@ss.stephen5716]

Thanks for the help :(

[@PrimateProductions]

Just a suggestion...it woukd be super helpful if with each knot you demonstrate you woukd include some common or helpful uses of that particke knot...you know, some situations or things that the knot can be used for! I really enjoy the way you explain over other channels however i i have no idea what i would use tbe particular knot for!

[@Stelalunar]

How do I do an overhand knot

[@levigrey2309]

-learning to tie knots for camping "Wow, this is super helpful... huh... what are the comments talking about...oh."

[@aksalaman4689]

Is the marriage or lovers knot similar to the fishermans knot?

[@dgunn4408]

Pretty sure you're talking about a reef knot. It's two mirrored overhand knots tied one on top of the other to look like two interlocking bends in the line. I've heard it called a parcel knot, hercules knot, square knot. I'm sure there's more names. The common way of tying it is "left over right and under, right over left and under." Fun fact, if you tie the second step backwards you get a "granny knot".

[@شعرکوتاه-ع7ظ]

Tanks❤❤❤

[@aegonpink4812]

ive been watching 1000 times. still cant get it, this world isnt for me

[@anon-di6cl]

To the person who was led here to learn how to tie a knot to kill yourself- I’ve been there- just take a moment, and take a deep breathe in and out. Repeat this 3 times and say “I am good enough, I am loved, I have a purpose”. Even if you don’t agree with these words keep saying it and repeating it out loud to yourself. Hold your hand on your heart and feel that heart beat in your chest. That heart beat used to be a tiny heart beat forming in the womb of your beautiful mother. You know that laugh you have? That cheeky smile? Your dad has dearest memories of you as a little boy or girl running around their legs, happy, care free giggling and laughing. God made you perfect. Don’t be so hard on yourself. Remember the people who love you. Even if it isn’t family, but a friend, or your pet cat or dog or bird. Don’t leave them behind with a broken heart. They need you and we all need you to stay alive. Tomorrow will be a better day. God loves you pray to him and tell him how you feel and he will send angels to protect you and uplift you. You are loved never forget that ❤

[@scaramouchoir]

[@MainEngine22]

mine broke while im passing out lol

[@johnsy1eleven]

was here to learn how to tie an Englishman’s loop but browsing thru the comments I came across yours. halfway thru reading it, I lost the will to live. Thanks a lot! 😩 🛩️⚰️

[@nockin7976]

Bye everyone

[@nockin7976]

im still alive

[@ravenxx2x]

you still alive?

[@nockin7976]

yeah baby lets go@@ravenxx2x

[@-m-i-n-u-s-]

You still alive bud?

[@nockin7976]

@@-m-i-n-u-s- yeah, life is getting better

[@LukeplaysTV]

THANK YOU

[@ryan_fsk]

Im confused when i leave earphones in my bag , it gets knotted by itself but i cant keep even tie headphones together myself

[@ct4915]

1 week to study for a whole unit math exam is crazy

[@kenohara53]

How is #2 EASIER?! #1 Left Hand Underloop End into Right hand Loose Under Loop -Make another if length too long. Cut.

[@klawa____]

thank you.

[@AbaddonianG]

Forgot them immediately 😄

[@arshie.evangelista00]

do you think i will die instantly like that?

[@kimstockdale632]

Why would you want to learn 1 & 2 fix loop knots when you can just use the reliable, ez to tie and untie Bowline knot for that?

[@ptsdbushcraftfaith2300]

Awesome!

[@jameslabs1]

Thanks

[@jimf.625]

I did knot know this.

[@paulsmith1102]

Ok but show us how to use the knot!!

[@PrimateProductions]

Exactly this!!!

[@albertocovarrubias4311]

A better way to remember is to see a real life case of each Knot. Is it possible?

[@mitchbrook4112]

interesting thanks

[@crazybigyo]

No one teaches what the point of the knot is…

[@PrimateProductions]

Exactly! How each knot can be used! There is a guy that says what they can be used for however he doesn't explain how to tie them as good as this guy does! That channel is youtube.com/@TheBearEssentials

[@Somerandomdude-h5j]

I can already HEAR the comments.

[@JoseReyes-wo2lm]

( lovers knot, )

[@hamnchee]

The fisherman's bin

[@jvida405]

awesome

[@tranvanthanh793]

Thank

[@mussapie5002]

Epic.....

[@zxymonedelacruz1777]

useful