The EASIEST Way to Coil Rope

The EASIEST Way to Coil Rope | Learn Knots for Bushcraft

This method for how to coil rope can be used for regular rope or for paracord and is an ideal method for coiling rope for bushcraft and wilderness skills or wilderness survival.

This method of coiling rope is very easy to tie and easy to untie. Its a method that will keep your rope and paracord neat and tidy while out in the bush.

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Disclaimer: Any activity that involves outdoor wilderness travel, working with tools, ropes, or other subject matter demonstrated in my videos is potentially hazardous. Considerable attention and effort has been made to ensure that this video demonstration is accurate. No responsibility is accepted for incidents arising from the use of this material and I highly recommend that you learn in person with someone qualified or experienced who can check your work.

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[smilingimpact]

This really is the best way to store cordage. The small learning curve pays for itself in time wasted detangling. Thanks for this video.

[AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

You know this, it never occurred to me until I watched you, but this is exactly how I coil yarn but on a bigger scale. I have been labouring under the assumption that I am just rubbish at coiling ropes when I actually knew all along but it hasn't translated in my mind until I saw you. Thank you.

[JLJohnson]

I’m cleaning out the garage and trying to organize rope that is constantly tangled. Yours was the first video that popped up for rope storage. Very handy, thank you for taking the time to share your expertise

[lordbwithu]

Found it hard to pay attention, kept looking at those gorgeous canoes and kayak. You are quite the craftsman!!! And the rope trick was cool too!!!

[michaylacassano]

Great way to store my ropes. Easy to learn and looks great.

[frankie]

Great tips Jason, thanks for sharing 👍👍👍

[Cell]

How do you untangle it once you need it?

[GuitarDoco]

Very very useful.... Thank you so much

[vixastalin]

fala sefe ;) mi pomogna, ait se gleame nekad koa ke iskoristis skills i ti

[GeldintheViking]

Is it OK to use this method for cables as well?

[Soothsayer]

Thx. for the video. I was wondering why you were coiling them using Figure 8 loops? does it have any advantages over regular loops?

[jamesgalliver]

You're way too far away from the camera. Can't see what you're talking about. And need to go much slower.

[ohcrapitsmrG]

you can't see the byte so not sure what happen

[skyraider]

Liked The Figure 8 Around Your Elbow, But Have No Idea What You Did To Secure The End.Could Not See What You Were Doing From So Far Away!

[SchlichteToven]

The last step didn't make any sense because your hands were blocking the rope.

[TrailguidePictures]

What do you think? Isn't this an easy way to keep your rope and paracord tidy? Let me know what you think in the comments.

[Gillesgip]

What size is the cedar canoe on the wall behind you at shoulder hight? That you

[olliepainter]

My stupid self tried this, and it was too tight I had trouble getting it off my elbow...lol

[SSEOG]

How did civilization go on with out YouTube lol

[rooster]

I don't know. I could not see the rope from soo far away. Nice workshop though.