The Overhand Knot: A Secret Tool for Your Next Adventure

Get ready for an adventure with @CamsCords! In this thrilling How To video, we dive into 5 incredible ways to utilize the humble Overhand Knot to create essential camping knots for any escapade. Many claim they can’t tie knots, but I bet everyone is familiar with the trusty Overhand! Stick around until the end to discover how to untie it, as it can get a bit tricky!

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[ronphillips]

Nice, I use these knots quite often. Just didn't realize how many ways I could use the same basic tie. Many thanks. That one comment, he must have a really small Marlin spike for Paracord 😅

[willemhenk]

I started calling you ‘The Knot Master’! Thanks for sharing!

[John]

Brilliant! Really good instruction. When it comes to tying knots, I'm all thumbs, but you make it look easy.

[robinsvensson]

Great advice, thank you!
And did not know you could use the overhand to tie a bowline =)

[nazaninnaderi]

Love your clear instructions. Quit new to your channel. Love your video contents. Thanks for sharing.

[johnstott]

Hi John,
Didn't get a notification for this one ?
Looks like some ones been hammering their finger nails. Made me laugh when you said at the end too use your fingernails to undo the knot. My brain said I bet he doesn't use that knackered nail ha ha.
All the best John the pom

[darwinsdrongodrivers]

Nice. I use a Marlon Spike to undo knots that are bound up or too stiff. But pounding it is good, too. It's kinda like banging a jar lid on the bench if the lid is too tight. Cheers

[jerydob]

If you dont have a something smooth to bang on the knot with, use your teeth, but don't cut it like with fishing line, waste the rope that way, plus there's all the frey.