100 Knots
A practical guide to 100 knot-tying techniques, from basic utility knots to climbing, fishing, bends, hitches, loops, and specialty knots.
Prusik Knot
The Prusik knot is a friction hitch that grips the main rope when loaded but sli...
Manharness Knot
The manharness knot creates a single fixed loop in the middle of a rope that is ...
Munter Hitch
A friction hitch used in climbing for belaying and rappelling without a mechanic...
Munter Mule
A mule knot tied as a backup to a Munter Hitch when the load needs to be locked ...
Garda Hitch
A friction hitch used in mechanical advantage systems and progress capture. It c...
Figure 9 Loop
A stronger alternative to the Figure Eight Loop. The working end makes an extra ...
Auto Block
A friction hitch used as an auto-locking backup for rappelling. Similar to a Pru...
Friction Hitch
A friction hitch that uses a carabiner to assist in sliding. The cord wraps arou...
Rope Clamp
Two Prusik knots used in tandem on the same rope for rope walking and ascending....
Directional Figure Eight
A figure eight knot tied with the rope doubled back through itself to create a d...
Tape Knot
An overhand knot tied in a single piece of webbing that has been folded into a l...