The Fastest One-Handed Knot

Here is a knot you might use when you only have one hand to work with. It's quick release and has a strong hold.

Thanks again everyone for the trades. I have more that have come in and will show them soon. I still have about 6 boxes to send out and will get them out this week. Thanks Again!

[justinatest]

If you're going to learn this knot I guess it's advisable to learn it with your non-dominant hand, so you can use your strong hand to support your weight if needed, or so you can tie it in what would otherwise be an awkward or more unsafe position. Plus that might be a good coordination exercise. It's insane how much interesting and useful content this guy creates. Very impressive brother.

[zelda]

Thanks; been practicing a few knots with one hand (my only hand), this is a good one to add to my list. :)

[Octeris]

Your channel is full of incredibly valuable videos. I'm honored that you share this stuff with all of us.

[AnthonyDibiaseIdeas]

This is excellent. Thank you. Last week I used a knot I learned for one of your videos and it saved the day! I was able to tie down an item to the roof of my car and it held.

[RedROCK-ve]

I love this knot it's my go-to every time for my anchor point if I have extra rope😮🎉

[peterluke]

I work for Cirque du Soleil here in Las Vegas. Love to have you teach a workshop to our rigging dept. 😎

[BigMacSam]

*Thanks for the trade! Great job on those gear ties. Take care!*

[firefighter]

You're a genius. I am your subscriber, and I am a firefighter in Korea.
I also do rope YouTube, but you are amazing.
I learned a lot from you. Hahaha. Good-- Have a good time
당신은 천재적입니다. 나는 당신의 구독자이며, 나는 한국의 소방관입니다.
저도 로프 유튜브를 하지만 당신은 정말 놀랍습니다.
당신에게서 많이 배우고 갑니다.ㅎㅎㅎ 굿--좋은 시간 되세요~

[alq]

I will def try with jet line. I am in the trades and very often I may have to tie a knot to hold up a structure (channel of unistrurt) before I can bolt it down. We often work alone and jetline is often all we have.

[crazydavidsmith]

Great videos! Fun hitch! Going through all of your stuff!

P.S. The o in Petoskey is a soft sound, like an 'ah' sound. (Pet-ah-skey) ❤️

[miraclemax]

thanks for the *_EXCELLENT_* closeups of the trade items especially the meditation bell . . . it aggravates me to no end when folks don't know their camera equipment, how to frame a shot or how to take their time capturing the details of an object . . . thank you *_SO_* for doing justice to the trade items . . . I'm sure the folks who sent them in appreciate how well you shared them

[LKDesign]

Glad I stumbled upon this one.
Thanks for the info.

[treemaster]

Going to try this out on some trees! Very cool

[MusiciansReflib]

I bought rope today intending to teach my son some knots. This video randomly came up in my feed. I've never clicked knot videos before. I didn't post anything about it online. Pretty random that today of all days I am suggested this video.

[poerava]

This one is brilliant. Very handy and well explained. Thank you

[michaeldean]

Excellent knot - I will practice and use. Is it your own creation? I love the box opening part of the video. It must be really cool to have random boxes sent to you.

[VandrefalkTV]

Awesome knot! And one hell of a test haha. Cheers, also, love the packs coming in!

[Minecreep]

Love your content dude, keep up the good work! 👍

[ClawSpike]

Are you comming out with a book on your cool knots?

[kylejay]

This is the Highwaymans hitch if I'm not mistaken. I don't know if Ashley described it or not.