Knots for Tarp Set-Up

[@clairesmusings]

The slow mo rewind was extremely helpful. Thank you!

[@markjones8846]

This is probably the best knot video I have ever watched: a few simple knots and I like how you show how to tie each knot twice. Thanks.

[@LikeahDocta]

The last knot is an absolute life savor

[@jmen808]

Bro you saved my camping trip with these knots

[@kevinwiens4804]

I Really Like FAST short vid! No Long drawn out explanations, a picture is worth ten thousand words mate..

[@48956l]

Videos gotta be worth a million then lol

[@gianfrancoavignoni6018]

By far the most useful and straight forward practical knots for this application ( and many other uses) on KZbin (!)

[@baszt]

this is EXACTLY what I was looking for, I've learned some knots but these are the easiest and most efficient ones from what I have seen till now, and covers the most scenarios for setting up a tarp. Tomorrow I will go again in nature and I will apply what I will practice them after I finish write this comment. Amazing tips, thank you so much!!!

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[@raineaye]

Straight to the point and easy to follow. Going camping in the rain this week so needed to learn some to make sure the tarp stays up. Cheers.

[@doodledaddle231]

I wish I saw this video first before learning bowline and the taught line hitch knots....these quick release knows seem so much quicker and easier. Thanks great teacher

[@hunter1s]

The best and no BS video on the main 3 knots! Just down to business. Thank you very much!

[@cisco95021]

Best and easiest knots explanation ever! Espectacular, sir!

[@logike77]

Easiest to understand how to tie the three knots I was looking for. Thanks mate.

[@nospin1394]

Great idea adding the slow motion the second time around, it’s a nice visual and no one else is doing it from the videos I’ve seen.

[@Andy-fn4zw]

The only knot video you will ever need. Brilliant.

[@noreenpurple8617]

Wow….great knots. And a great job on showing, explaining and slow motion.👍🏻

[@MattScottMusic]

Excellent and only 4 mins. Really helps me, who knew nothing before!

[@sonboogie]

I just spent the last hour or so practicing all 3. I think were good now. Thanks for the concise demo!

[@Littlelamb2023]

I thought this was gonna be a boring vid but man it was fantastic. Straight to the point and bloody good knots! Thanks man 🙌🏽

[@dontfencemein.6125]

No B.S. just straight forward simple education . Nice work

[@PaddlesHammocks]

Keith Thompson thanks very much

[@henriksebring7633]

Wow that was such a great explanation of the three knots I fail to research everytime I go to the woods. Next time!!

[@karmavore6110]

wish more videos were like this. excellent quality, no frills. thank you

[@lenemyggan8666]

Thanks for really useful knots. The slow motion clips helpt a lot to see how you are doing them.

[@cameronforbes2649]

I just left my job at amazon at a crossdock. I'd tie up to 100 quick release knots a day! Best thing to take away from that job, glad to see others use them in camping!

[@spincitynyc809]

Easiest set up I've seen so far. Thanks!

[@carlcarlson9021]

Thanks for the video, very helpful, nice explanation. Helped me with my shelter set-up. Get back to video making, you did a good job back then.

[@jx1659]

Awesome, with bonus chill hand drum music in the background!

[@nk3850]

Brilliant. Thanks from Canada! I’m a sailor and I haven’t seen these knots before

[@WillN2Go1]

Good stuff. Somehow I'd never learned that first knot - until now. Thanks.

[@Lip_Ripper.]

Thanks so much! Quick, simple and to the point. Will be using these the next time I go out.

[@leonardogranados2733]

Very useful and professional knots. Good job 👏

[@petermcbride4732]

Great video and so clear. 79th Reading Scouts now know the Siberian Hitch, Tensioning knot and Adjustable Prussic. Thanks!

[@zBMatt]

I believe the three knots people should learn are the truckers hitch, taught line, and slip knot. Truckers hitch + slipknot allows for a super taught, but quick take down, ridge line. Slipknot + taught line allows for the same. Truckers hitch is also much faster to tie than the knot you used in the beginning, and it’s a useful knot to know in general for tying things down. Great Video!

[@jazlanicustoms9101]

Great vid . Simple knots huge help for my son and I’s spontaneous camping trip . Thanks 👍🏻

[@ykdickybill]

Brilliant, lovely slow-mo 👍 Thanks mucca !!

[@anthonyrizzuto8763]

Finally a video that lets you see how to do the knots good job 👍

[@ericksonjustinAK]

Really like that Siberian hitch knot. I use it all of the time now.

[@beechwood74]

I've been looking for a simplay tarp knots video for a bit now. Many thanks for taking the time to make and post this. Going to try and teach myself now! Cheers.

[@PaddlesHammocks]

Ben H thanks for watching and once you know these knots they come easy with practice

[@EduardRitok]

Thank u much!! i am new in tarp camping, and I think, this video tutorial is vital for every beginner 🙏🏻 i got all informations i needed about line tying

[@paulsmail2423]

The first one you describe is also known as the Evenk slippery hitch, the Evenk are a tribe of reindeer German in Lapland who developed this knot as a means of securing quickly due to sub zero temperatures, and not wanting bare hands in cold for too long, I use it on my ridgeline all the time

[@TheSeanBampton]

I would substitute the "tensioning knot" for a trucker's hitch, especially on a ridgeline. It's much faster to tie, you'll use a lot less line and it's more secure. It's also faster to adjust since you don't have to undo several wraps around the standing post.

[@AliciaInJeep]

Thank you for this video, it is very useful, and the ties look really easy to make. I will be trying this on my next camping. Are they suitable for heavy wind as well? Thank you for sharing. Greetings from UAE

[@irenelle]

Very clear demonstration! Thank you! Easy to follow for first timers like me.

[@AngelAffinity18]

Just tried all 3. Worked wonderfully! Thanks!

[@makoygaara]

Simple to follow. Straight forward. I always go back to this video whenever I forget the basic knots. Thanks!

[@PaddlesHammocks]

makoygaara thanks for watching, I’m glad these knots are of use to you 👍

[@christopherng9362]

Thanks for the great tutorial Mate! Simple and straight to the point!

[@mikesadi9015]

This is the video I'm looking for. Really helpful. Thank you.

[@kevinwiens4804]

I REALLY LIKE THE QUICK RELEASE FEATURES as well...Thanks

[@johannarepo5674]

Thank you for this video, easy to learn watching and trying at the same time.

[@jasonsturm1126]

Magnificent video my friend! I learned something from you. Thank you!

[@diannhazelton9808]

On man just seeing the first image wow looks so easy!

[@Choccytube]

Great informative video, you make it look so simple to do, without over complicating it. You also look very familiar to a guy that drank in the Salisbury Arms when I worked there.

[@RiptideRigo]

This was extremely helpful and so well explained. Thank you so much.

[@anthonyvalor8030]

One of the best videos out there. Thank you

[@Glasshousebc]

Holy shitballs... excellent video... short straight to the point, brilliantly explained... I’ve been a bowline and truckers hitch guy... great to have options and that 3rd knot, the prussick... awesome. Cheers matey, Steve

[@catalhuyuk7]

This is terrific. Love the slo-mo. Thanks ♥️🇨🇦

[@rmaxwell3294]

Thanks for the great replay slow mo, I'll be practicing these knots..👍👍

[@denisstpierre7140]

Very practical video. Slow motion is most useful. Thank You! Thank You!

[@MrWoody135]

Great video, personally I love the first and third, but there are better options for your ridge tightening knot. Great presentation, clear and simple.

[@johnryan4104]

So good it just doesn't get any better fare play to you for sharing loved the video good luck.

[@victorpigeon5160]

Very clear and concise, thank you very much. Will be using these on my next excursion.

[@danemmerich6775]

I like these 3 different knots!!!

[@tooks1193]

Thanks Mate.. Quick and Simple🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@koochie88]

Perfect vid. Will be using these this week-end! Cheers!

[@steveoutdoorsuk1788]

Excellent tuition! Thanks for sharing Alan. ATVB. Take care, Steve. 👍👍

[@jettsouza]

Exactly what I needed! Thanks so much!

[@louamato6332]

Fantastic and well done. Thank you very much for that.

[@trilitronikas]

First knot was new for me and I had to learn it immediately, third knot is useful but I knew that already. However, I don't see the purpose of second one - it's not adjustable, takes a long time (winding around the tree) to tie/untie and doesn't bring anything over f.e. trucker's hitch.

[@danwalker3898]

One thing i'm awful at mate, cheers for the demo, I think even I can do these ones now! I always used bungees before the last camp and trev helped me set up properly, this time i plan to set up help free! This will help loads as given me a much needed refresh

[@PaddlesHammocks]

glad to be of assistance Mr Walker atb wes

[@dalderman7810]

Awesome video, exactly what I needed. Quick and easy to folllow/learn. Thank you!!!

[@ssettev9361]

This is so useful and well taught that I had to subscribe.

[@jerrymcdonald6832]

Bowline be gone! Great simple informative little video. Thanks

[@noellep682]

Very useful for a first time camper, thanks!

[@chendo627]

wow learned a few nice tricks 3 knots that will be used often and how to properly roll up my hammock to slip into snake skins Thank you

[@Ner-vod]

Holy shit the OLD school DCS soundtrack. Very pleasantly surprised hahaha

[@charlenecarnes8139]

Thank you exactly what I was looking for!

[@zm23f]

Great knots and learning video

[@renzo808]

Awesome video sir! Thank you for sharing!

[@corvus400]

Good work, thank you! I think it's very valuable info and good explanation.

[@larryholcomb2165]

Excellent presentation!

[@nunodias3331]

Thats a nice tutorial for a camping beginer like myself im going to learn this 3 knots

[@PaddlesHammocks]

Nuno dias thanks, first one is a Siberian hitch, second is a taut line hitch I believe and the last one is a ferrimond hitch

[@nunodias3331]

@@PaddlesHammocks thank you very mutch

[@hitozanza]

easy to the point love it!

[@Motorcyclewindtherapy]

Wonderfully done! Thanks. 👊

[@momigo]

Thanks for your sharing, the last knot very helpful for me

[@HerrP58]

Thanks so much. Now it's just a matter of doing these over and over. And over some more. Like anything else new, I guess...

[@jfbreese]

Absolutely fantastic, thank you!

[@youcanadventure2]

I have subscribed to your channel just on this video alone

[@flavortown3781]

I'd rather a truckers hitch to your tension knot but, it's always good to have more than one too

[@Levomatic]

clear and simple video - love the slow-mo repeat of all the knot tying too. thanks!

[@robertbuzzard8345]

Super helpful man thank you. Works great 👍

[@landflame]

super efficient and helpful! thx sharing

[@nicfarrow]

Best on YT!!!

[@teapotwood2817]

Nice and to the point video..appreciate you sharing mate ;)

[@PaddlesHammocks]

Thanks for watching

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Yeah. So help full video. I like it

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[@martinbee772]

Well done, sir.

[@johnlepore1562]

Great video, very clear and useful. Thanks!

[@rfc5544]

Great video 👍

[@ThePapawhisky]

This is really helpful! Thank you!

[@ronnieo9571]

All of those very unique as compared to most ridgeline setups I see. Out of curiosity where do your choices come from? Are you ex British forces? British scouting? Passed on by family? Please do not think I have any negative view of your setup, only curious as to why you make these choices. Thanks.

[@PaddlesHammocks]

Ronnie O these are pretty much the same set up that I saw Ray Mears use in a video once and I have used for the last 10 years while hammocking. I only did this video as Ray’s video was a little less easy to follow. Thanks for commenting

[@ronnieo9571]

@@PaddlesHammocks Thanks for the response. I like the quickness of this setup

[@stevenjones6364]

Spot on well explained 👍😊

[@Kar1heikk1]

Just what I neded to refresh, thanks.