Incredible Camping Knot! - How to tie a Rolling Hitch and WHY.

One of the best and most useful knots I've ever known. The funny part is.. it's not a knot.. it's a hitch!

This is an in depth tutorial on the Rolling Hitch, and practically every example I that I would realistically use this for.

A Great knot / hitch for Camping, Prepping, Bushcraft and Survival and ofcourse everyday life!

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10 ESSENTIAL KNOTS FOR LIFE

THE BOWLINE: (KING OF KNOTS):

The ALPINE BUTTERFLY Knot (Queen of knots):

The CONSTRICTOR HITCH

The CANADIAN JAM Knot + QUICK RELEASE:

The SHEET Bend:

TRUCKERS HITCH - AUTO LOCKING

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The Ashley Book of Knots
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*Nylon 550 Type 3 Paracord:*
➡Paracord Planet :

Larger Diameter Rope like the Green and Orange I use:

Tarred Bank Line to save your Paracord

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In this tutorial video, you'll learn how to tie a bowline knot, a versatile knot that can be used in a variety of situations including camping, survival, bushcraft, and general life skills and knowledge. The bowline knot is also known as the king of knots because of its strength and reliability. Whether you're tying a knot for fishing, securing your shelter, or just need to tie something securely, the bowline knot is a valuable skill to have in your knot-tying arsenal. In this video, we'll also touch on other popular knots like the clove hitch, square knot, and reef knot, as well as different types of rope and cordage like nylon, sisal, and macrame cord. So, whether you're a seasoned knot-tying expert or a beginner, this video is perfect for anyone looking to improve their knot-tying skills and learn valuable survival knots.

The following knots, hitches, and bends are in this video. I break them down into Anchor knots, Tension knots, mid-line knots, and binding knots.
You'll find the Zeppelin bend - or 69 knot, The Sheet bend and Double sheet bend, the Bowline, (Anti-Bowline or Eskimo knot), the Evenk Hitch (Siberian Hitch), Taut-Line Hitch (Magnus Hitch, Midshipman Hitch, and Rolling Hitch), Truckers Hitch ( Auto-Locking Truckers Hitch), The Prusik knot, Alpine Butterfly, Constrictor Hitch and Canadian Jam knot (Quick Release Jam Knot).

I tie all these knots with Paracord, and they are considered Survival knots, bushcraft knots and camping knots. I explain the use of a Bight, round turn, hitch, and bend.

Wether you want to learn how to tie down a tarp, how to set up a tent, what to do with a fray or cut in your rope, or how to join two ropes together - this is the guide for you!
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#macrame cord #nylon rope #sisal rope
00:00 Introduction
00:43 How To Tie The Rolling Hitch
01:34 Variations
01:58 Quick Release Option
02:22 Best ways to use the Rolling Hitch

[TheBearEssentials]

Thanks for watching! If you'd like to support the Channel, I made a Knot Tying Reference Card + Practice Ropes to follow along with the videos!

[GuildOfCalamity]

I've been tying knots for years, but I like how your videos show practical uses for them... something many books/guides lack when showing how to tie.

[DJTravitron]

Everything about this video is exactly how it should be. You provide facts, examples, use cases, and high production value. Too many knot videos are 100% "how" and 0% "why"! Thank you.

[phoenixsousley]

Its always a good day when The Bear Essentials uploads

[alloveryetstill]

Excellent video. Comprehensive and great ideas to solve problems. Thank you

[mikesimpkins]

I have been learning, failing to learn, and see-learning knots all my life -- with varying degrees of success. I have taught knots in scouts and used them extensively when camping in earlier versions of me (only to forget them due to lack of use as I aged). Your videos have cemented these knots in a way I remember them. I found myself remembering to use this knot recently because of this video -- I wanted to thank you for that. You videos are a true gifted to the world. Thank you for them.

[hogue]

It's wonderful to see how many variations of the clove hitch are out there and how they all have a great use.

[mr.miniaturesmodels]

Your production in this video was on point! Beautiful cinematography, outstanding audio, brilliant color grading, strategic use of light and amazing presentation all packaged in a short informative video!

[bluehawke]

Great video and presentation, what I really liked was the examples of the hitch's use at the beginning. Also the demonstration of a mistied version and what it would mean.
Nice clear instructions. Thanks for the video.

[BiggMo]

DJ is such a good communicator and teacher.

[bryanlane]

Wow. Boy Scout forever and I’ve never seen this one before. Thanks

[noeley]

Completely concise and clear videos. About time someone did this! I don’t want to confuse this knot with the constrictor so have to concentrate! Well done you! Onwards, and keep them comming.

[colinmoore]

This has already found practical uses in my home and will come in handy on my trip out to Voyageurs. Thank you!

[jennylenesmith-drayton]

DJ is the man. Excellent 🎉video. Keep posting

[cormacmccarthy]

I made a comment on another channel asking "why don't you just use a rolling hitch?" Cool. Good video. Simple knot. You can apply more twists in the knot and use it on larger ropes similar to a prusik as well. Although it is open ended and could potentially slip under great strain. But I've used it with pullies. Pulling in wire through pipes. It's a great way to tie off the main line while you reset the gear.

[jdryak]

Outstanding videos in his whole channel!

[tyronefrielinghaus]

The shorts string tie is the abs winner!

Thanks...this particular knot is going to be so useful. You really show really clearly...

[itsallinthehead]

I really want to thank you for the enthusiasm you bring to the skill of knot tying. I’m enjoying learning from every video you’ve produced, and look forward to being able to one day recall each one of these from memory.

[eCitizen]

It's a great knot. I will be using it. thanks.

[rquest]

I have used this knot for many things over the years, but not once did it occur to me to use it for my sweatpants. Would have saved me a lot of aggravation.... thank you.