100 Knots
A comprehensive guide to 53 essential knot-tying techniques, from basic to advanced.
Taut-Line Hitch
The taut-line hitch is an adjustable friction hitch that can slide up and down t...
Half Hitch
The half hitch is the simplest type of hitch, formed by passing the working end ...
Two Half Hitches
Two half hitches consist of a pair of half hitches tied in sequence around the s...
Timber Hitch
The timber hitch is designed to secure a rope around a log, plank, or cylindrica...
Grapple Hitch
The grapple hitch is an adjustable friction hitch that can be readily moved alon...
Clove Hitch
The clove hitch is a simple and versatile hitch that wraps around an object with...
Double Clove Hitch
The double clove hitch adds an additional wrap to the standard clove hitch, incr...
Triple Lashing Hitch
The triple lashing hitch uses multiple wraps around two parallel objects to bind...
Marlinspike Hitch
The marlinspike hitch creates a temporary but secure attachment point that can b...
Round Timber Hitch
The round timber hitch is an enhanced version of the timber hitch that includes ...
Anchor Bend
The anchor bend is purpose-built for attaching a rope to an anchor ring or shack...
Trucker's Hitch
A compound knot that creates a mechanical advantage (2:1) for tensioning a line....
Rolling Hitch
A hitch used to attach a rope to a cylindrical object where the pull is parallel...
Highwayman's Hitch
A quick-release hitch that can be untied instantly by pulling the working end. I...
Pile Hitch
A simple, strong hitch for attaching a rope to a post or pile that cannot be sli...
Icicle Hitch
A highly secure friction hitch that can hold a load on a smooth, tapered surface...
Buntline Hitch
A compact, secure hitch for attaching a rope to a ring or hook. It consists of a...
Sailor's Hitch
A reliable hitch for attaching a rope to an anchor ring. It consists of two half...