The Worlds MOST TRUSTED knot.

This is a skill for VISUAL learners.

The Bowline knot often confuses people. This video will help you with that!
It's one of the most trusted and best camping, survival and outdoors knots you can tie.

If you want an in depth vid I have a TOP 10 CAMPING KNOTS here:

*Trustworthy / Higher Quality Ropes + Cordage:*
*Nylon 550 Type 3 Paracord:*

Larger Diameter Rope like the Green and Orange I use:

Tarred Bank Line to save your Paracord

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[wildhogOW]

"This is the world's most trusted knot"
Kids tying their shoes: ✨👀

[ashutronomy]

My earphones preparing to get tangled in my pocket :

[nicholaskarnes]

Hell, our wired earphones does this stuff by itself in our pockets lol

[ocktoberblues]

I'm old and learning all the things I failed to learn as a kid. Thank you

[calebsmith]

Like grandpa always said “if you can’t tie a knot tie a lot”

[lancerudolflouiskamp-zori]

Fire and rescue Fireman Retired now.... brain injuries.... thanks for the refresher training.... this knot saves lives 🔥🇿🇦🔥🚒🔥🇿🇦🔥♥️🤗🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[mjrussell]

I’m sitting here in my screen porch with a length of rope teaching myself this knot. Took awhile to understand but I think I’ve got it. I’ve always wanted to learn to tie useful knots. The bowline is my first!

[paulcrandall]

I learned the bowline years ago when I was doing tree work. An old timer taught me exactly how you explained it....with the rabbit going around the tree. I still use this knot to this day. The beauty of the knot is once it's tied, you can put as much tension on it as the rope can handle and you can still get the knot apart easily by flipping the "U" back down over the knot. You should do a "short" about the clove hitch.

[Mandeep]

"Bro now pls tell me how to untie it, because I need to pee but my short's pulse is not opening now" 💀💀

[RepostCollection]

"Turning a car key" is the most complicated way of saying
"Make a loop" XD

[davidreinhard]

I don't know what started these videos popping up into ny recommendations but I've been learning so much!

[memphisleftovers]

I worked on a Mississippi River boat in the 1980's, this is the first knot they taught us. Thx for sharing

[bmwmbaby]

My father won a contest in Annapolis for tying the fastest bowline knot. He showed me but I can't remember. He took the rope loosely in his left hand and in his right hand he held the rope with a tail hanging. He flipped the tail around the rope and pulled. Vwala a bowline! The experts all inspected it to make sure it was a bowline. It was. It blew their minds! He won a free magazine subscription...yey!

[mathemitelmar]

When I was a volunteer firefighter, we used this knot for rescue from large heights. It works. Your life depends on it. The life of the person you are rescuing depends on it.

[terrydouglas]

I love these short how to tie knot videos so I can show my grand children and family. We all enjoy making them together. Thank you very much for posting these videos.

[seekingthetrinity]

Learned this one early as a kid working on my father’s boat, really handy for just about anything.

[etiennemailloux]

It’s not the world’s most trusted knot in fact in the climbing community it’s well known that this bowline knot NEED a backup knot.. it’s a great knot cause you can untie it easily but be carefull if it’s not backed up properly you can die if you trust this knot with your life, have a nice day!

[ericksonjustinAK]

Watching these knot videos is perhaps the healthiest and most productive things I do on youtube.

[James-yivk]

My grandpa taught me this when I was a kid. Super tough and unties very easily. Thanks poppy! Miss you.

[ayushraut]

Using examples like ignition motion and rabbit story was nice idea 👍