How to tie and use the alpine butterfly knot

[@neitzsche5150]

This is still one of the best demonstrations of the variations of the Alpine Butterfly knot on KZbin. Excellent video.

[@perryfire3006]

Such a nice compliment, thanks so much.

[@Mechman0925]

I was going to suggest another way before I finished the video but you covered it all! Thanks! great video!

[@perryfire3006]

Thanks so much. Glad you liked it.

[@stephanddd]

Wow, pretty impressive review of this knot in its many configurations, thanks.

[@perryfire3006]

Thanks, it's a great knot worthy of learning. Cheers

[@rodglen7071]

Thank you for demonstrating these applications. Just wondering what the purpose of an Alpine would be in your last case, as opposed to a buntline hitch or anchor bend or something simpler?

[@perryfire3006]

Fixed anchor rings would be a good application or any other object that has a closed connection. It’s just another way to use this knot and if a substitution is better then by all means use it. Cheers

[@Wmbhill]

Thanks for the video

[@perryfire3006]

You are welcome, hope you enjoyed it.

[@RollingEasy]

Can you show the less cumbersome version please. The same knot but you've got the choice of it being an immovable loop or a 'choker'.... Both with individual uses. Also much easier to tie with larger and stiffer ropes.

[@perryfire3006]

Do you have a link to what you are referring? Not quite sure what you are asking. Thanks

[@paulmorrey4298]

Thanks

[@davideyre254]

So many ways to tie this knot, like this way

[@perryfire3006]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers

[@sren1446]

Exellente knot 👍

[@marcomasini9403]

great!

[@perryfire3006]

Thanks!

[@dronsimon9069]

Austrian conductor English. Lineman's Loop

[@perryfire3006]

AKA. Thanks for watching.