ESSENTIAL Knots You Need to Know NOW!

[@SakuraMiller-cu9ur]

I found out about the last one on accident when I was playing with my hoodie strings because I was bored and I had no clue it had an actual name so I always called it the lasso knot (oops)

[@Hades_0807]

Suic!de goin hard with this one🗣️🔥🔥

[@CollinKeepers]

Number 2 is a not a knot, but actually a hitch. Sorry for the annoying comment, but it just bugged me. A knot is defined as something that joins two (or more) ropes together or joins to itself, while a hitch is defined as one that is used to tie a rope to another object. The main difference is that a hitch doesn't hold, or most times, even tie at all without relying on the object. So even though a bowline knot and a constrictor hitch can be used to secure an object on a rope, the latter is not tie-able without the object present.

[@Mad_Heretek]

I knew about one of these… though I don’t think I can say which one precisely without being added to yet another watch list 😅

[@chewielr]

I call thay last one just simply a slipknot???

[@treytonjohnson1]

My personal favorite is the double fisherman!

[@Useless985]

I knew the noose knot already

[@JennyYun-w6e]

Where did you get your ropes from?

[@stevedye3121]

Know them all

[@johndavidwolf4239]

There are actually two "Bowlines"