Best Knot for single loop SWEAT PANTS

[@richardvirchow3390]

I have to wear sweatpants for 6 weeks of daily radiation treatments; I got single loop sweatpants and didn’t know how to best secure them. Now I know. Thanks, great video.

[@GpD79]

Good luck with your treatments! I hope they go smoothly and are fully effective! Be well!

[@Allenballen88]

Of all the channels that teach you useful things for free, this channel is by far my favorite.. my simple mind doesn't comprehend how you come up with these knots &v just how useful they all are! Amazing!

[@PurveyorOfCuriosities]

Thanks for this knot! I've been bound to "COVID sweats" with no solution. I'm a guy with a flat backside, so have nothing to hold them up. This is a blessing.

[@markweber1594]

Fantastic knot. I now can wear all my shorts that I haven’t worn in years because I couldn’t keep them up with my knots. Great presentation. Thank you.

[@geniuspharmacist]

This guy is a knot genius.

[@shofar-man]

Thanks! I've been fighting these sweat pants for years. Now they no longer present a problem.

[@pops9190]

OK this is the best knot i'll come by in a long time, and I'm a professional sailor! Excellent, A+++ videoing and demonstration!

[@RoyBlumenthal]

I use this knot EVERY day. It's on all of my tracksuit pants and gym shorts. Thanks!

[@beefstickswellington1203]

I got lazy with my dress code, but it requires learning this knot to keep my pants on with anything in the pockets. Awesome!

[@kevinbowker2385]

I've used this twice now and I LOVE IT! I made several extra loops in mine to keep it from slipping. Works like a charm!

[@bananapete]

I have been tying slip knots in my unlooped drawstrings for a while. Now I can do them all.

[@klintbreuker5655]

The taught line hitch is in my top five knots I use it as part of a truckers hitch to adjust tension on the fly.

[@thefucrew9865]

It's like a prusik or taught-line hitch. Neat !!! Never thought of that ! Thank you !!! Keep up the great work !!!

[@adityabasu2001]

Excellent demonstration! Thank you for posting this. Absolute lifesaver!

[@johnsullivan6560]

Nice knot! Well designed and well shown! Thank you!

[@designerd77]

2:24 I love that it looks like a little fist

[@curtwhite876]

Looks like it might even be loosenable when winter hands are completely numb from playing in the snow a bit too long... awesome!

[@discoHR]

Thank you for helping my sweat pants finally stay on.

[@ScottWilliams323]

Thank you! This knot helped me keep my sweatpants on.

[@gothhhobbit]

greatest youtube video ever, thank you

[@alexnutcasio936]

You and Project Farm deserve a KZbin Oscar for creating truly useful content.

[@mehardin]

Sweats and swim suits should come with this knot already in them. Great video.

[@KayZee1957]

Wow! A useful and unique knot video. I was so hoping it was another video about rabbits, holes and trees.

[@apscheerer]

No kidding, this may be the most useful knot for we with first world issues.

[@Bayplaces]

Managed to get it tied with three coils on my outdoor research astro pants. Thanks!

[@raelimperialaerosolkid9982]

Excellent. I was going to go and buy one of those plastic things that you slip you through, and it clamps with a spring. This works great.

[@flappyflap_maigofulafula]

It's a loop with many possibilities. Thank you.

[@sky173]

I never known that knots were so amazing. Thanks for sharing.

[@eclipseworld]

not all heroes wear capes. thanks man

[@viewfindersisad]

This helped greatly. Thanks for this.

[@D9everything]

Awesome application! Looks like this might be a Klemheist knot.

[@TheChenkar]

This is just what I needed for my work pants! Does anyone have a decorative knot suggestion I can use to shorten the loop? It currently hangs about 20 inches down to my knees, and I just tied a quick overhand so it doesn't catch on anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[@RoyBlumenthal]

I just tuck the loop down the front of my shorts.

[@lltheguy8387]

I was ready to throw these pants out from frustration! You literally saved my shorts lol

[@fritz1990]

The sweats I have for medical appointments have the cord secured by the stitch in the back. The cord won't slide around to do this.

[@dhjw]

Try tightening up the left side as much as possible while making the knot. With some luck the sides will be relatively balanced in the end.

[@RoyBlumenthal]

You can use a quick unpick (sewing accessory) to undo that pesky stitch. Then the string can move freely.

[@bryanteaston7264]

On your slick cordage try it with only 3 wraps. That helps it to bite better.

[@kevinwiens4804]

DUDE, I Love this video and this knot! Thanks First Class Amateur. It's just what the Doctor ordered. Do you know how embarrassing it is to answer the door in my sweats when my pants keep sliding down around my ankles? (Seriously Brent I do practice every knot you come out with... )😆🤣😅

[@First_Class_Amateur]

Thanks Kevin! Glad you like it.

[@kevinwiens4804]

Absolutely my friend you're always solving problems for me.. simply Genius!

[@GEOsustainable]

Here is a knot I didn't know I needed until now.

[@auedpo]

Did you remake/reupload this video? I remember watching it a year or so ago when I first came across your channel!

[@Sun-wr1oz]

THIS IS GENIUS!

[@slavapal00za]

Works very well, thank you!

[@colinmyster7750]

Great video I was always confused about these

[@marcomaiano]

Looks very similar to a Farrimond/taut line knot, good idea

[@alysonshook7829]

I have a pair of single hole sweat pants and the string came out. How do I put it back in?! I love ❤ them

[@First_Class_Amateur]

Use a bobby-pin to string it back through

[@MariuszWelna]

You are a genius, I always said that

[@lordcrayzar]

What I learned from this video is to just cut the string. It’s easier and better in every way ha

[@spankymagee]

Hey what do you think about making a Shoulder Dolly (Moving Straps)?

[@arthie782]

I grew up with the regular bunny loop. Serves me fine. I'm now 60 years old,

[@deltamico]

How would one design a knot for request like you did?

[@lightdark00]

Any recommendations on laundering the pants with this knot?

[@leexmentis2168]

Underrated.

[@shashankgaurav6467]

Can you please make a snow chain alternative... using rope?

[@WaschyNumber1]

Awesome knot 👍🖖😀

[@lollubrick]

I wish I could purchase a spool of that parallax stuff

[@kenk100]

Excellent video ,very good explanation of how to tie

[@TheJimtanker]

Nice prussik on a bight. I've seen that done before but doubled to make rope handcuffs.

[@bayoucityhtx]

Lifesaver, thank you 🙏

[@benny2612]

Which pants does such a cord have? I have 2 open cords.

[@wallphone]

Awesome! Don't wear sweatpants, but think I'll have to lace my shoes backwards so I can try this with them... Already a fan of the "Ian knot" but this might be a tad faster.

[@rem45acp]

If you laced your shoes backwards, how would you tie off the lose ends at the base of the shoe?

[@4shes.T]

4:25 im just left with 2 loops and my pants are loose and i cant get rid of the other loop

[@bupbup777]

Your Awesome, thanks!

[@OldGoatStillGoing]

FANTASTIC:-) Thanks

[@پشتیبانپشتیبان]

Hello...I am sending a message from Iran with a filter breaker....please make a video about how to tow a car so that the rope does not break....I learned a lot from your videos...thanks

[@First_Class_Amateur]

What kind of rope are you using?

[@پشتیبانپشتیبان]

I didn't have the experience of towing until now...I didn't do it at all until now

[@doormaster2517]

@@پشتیبانپشتیبان you didn't answer his question. He asked what material and thickness your rope is

[@MWall711]

Always very clever!

[@lightdark00]

I think I asked for the same! This is great!

[@mtkoslowski]

Much needed. Thanks!

[@duckwings6245]

Thank you. 🥰🥰🥰

[@Gdf353bgy]

think you could show a tutorial on how to solve my water bottle problem? I've got a 40 fl oz klean kanteen. it's a lovely water bottle but unfortunately it lacks a key feature that I see on nalgene water bottles: a loop that keeps the lid attached to the bottle even when it's been unscrewed. I was wondering if you could show us a knot that could attach my lid to my water bottle so that I don't have to worry about losing it when I unscrew it?

[@First_Class_Amateur]

Do you have a link where I can see a photo.

[@Gdf353bgy]

@@First_Class_Amateur This is the one offgridready.com/products/klean-kanteen-40oz-wide-mouth-stainless-steel-bottle?variant=41638533529807&currency=USD&

[@ushouldntjudgeme3683]

Thanks! Nica and easy!

[@jarocho198]

gracias siempre quise saber como se podía anudar

[@Steve_Just_Steve]

Hey buddy thanks for all the great vids! I got one if you're interested: How about arrangement with paracord to hang your phone from a hammock ridgeline to watch your videos while camping! Ideally something that blocks as little of the screen as possible and keeps phone perpendicular to ridgeline/strap. tilt adjustment? lol. Thanks! Edit: HAHAHA You already did that vid! Just found it! Awesome!

[@chienanh3732]

Work fine for me. Ty

[@chasejackson1561]

😮I worked in stunned

[@이진호-o7m]

wow!!! very very very useful

[@sinkheowlim8455]

Good teaching

[@brandonspringer6370]

Thanks!

[@raymondjurado9203]

Just in time for sweatpants season.

[@maxwwest]

should I undo this knot before I wash my sweatpants?

[@RoyBlumenthal]

No need to untie it.

[@suserman7775]

But what about if you're starting with two ends of string? My shorts and sweatpants have drawstring ends. Not a loop.

[@RoyBlumenthal]

Mine are the same as yours. I just tie the ends together. (I use a knot called a sheet bend. But you can just use and overhand knot, if you prefer.) I put the knot at the tip of the bight when I make this drawstring know shown in the vid. That makes it a sort of marker for tightening and loosening the pants.

[@crabjockey]

Man, what is the Deal with fake grass? It's so obvious guys, you ain't foolin anybody. Furthermore, I don't want one of you paying for fake grass to say a damn word about the green agenda when you're spreading plastic across land which could be growing shit. Period. Excellent knot video, I love these.

[@ahrimanicdeception3104]

Quite useful, thanx.

[@lightdark00]

Just tried this on my beach shorts, a godsend! Had to pull the left side out as much as I could because the rope is sewn in a seam at the rear.

[@yuch1102]

Thank you

[@DanEdelen]

Great in theory, but extremely difficult in practice depending on the material used for the drawstring. For the life of me, I could not get all the loops cinched tight, and if they aren’t tight, the knot doesn’t work. Oh well.

[@pickletickle5144]

@ZipplyZane Not really. All my shorts do not have a single loop string. It’s only when you buy this kind of shorts.

[@mike90317]

I found this too late. I already cut the cord to have 2 ends 😢😭😭😭😭😭

[@jr3628]

550 cord just seems to slide no matter what im doing... and i keep a 3 foot piece of 550 on my desk to practice these knots too.

[@michaelede1592]

You have to be a knot expert to wear pants now? ☹️

[@domd6789]

Are you… not an expert??

[@robslagle]

maybe tie a handle with additional smaller diameter cordage to loosen the knot

[@kboynton2k5]

Does this knot have a name?

[@limeisrichard]

Best and easiest for this purpose

[@SerRageALot]

This is not made for people with fat fingers I've tried this multiple different ways and I still can't get it right to the point where I'm just gonna cut the string entire normally

[@curtg7396]

Same here,tried for 20 minutes to get it right but no luck.

[@lordcrayzar]

It also doesn’t help that his string is like 4 inches and mine is like a foot long.

[@rlochary9352]

Awesome

[@purpletrauma]

Not bad, a shame it doesn't work. Most common brands with drawstring waists stitch the strings into the back; so if tension can't be pulled from both sides you can't tighten them, and no matter how close you get it, it'll pull in a way that loosens itself.

[@eyolfos]

I suppose I'm going to have to wear sweatpants, just in order to be able to use this knot.

[@alexeymironov1665]

Finally I know how to deal with these shorts!

[@kaovay4438]

So this is how to make a noose?

[@MattMcConaha]

This knot is a nightmare to set up and dress the first time. Since the loop is sewn in the back you really have to work with getting the knot placed in the right spot, and since the knot is so fiddly to dress you can't just slide it around after it's tied. But I'll be damned if it doesn't work like a charm once it's done.

[@Sifo_Dyas]

No need to grab for the scissors? That's what I always used to do when they were new! Not anymore with this knot.

[@colina.miguel8738]

I just cut it and now use the bunny ears method

[@پشتیبانپشتیبان]

I just want to learn how to tie a tow knot

[@kenjf1009]

Keep this knot away from NASCAR garages