Simple Cinch Knot for Bushcraft and Camping

Just a short video on a simple cinch knot. Thanks for watching! More backcountry adventures coming soon.

[campfirediaries]

So simple and yet never before came across this one. Thanks a million!

[johnovanic]

I've been using that same cinch knot for my wool blankets for years. But it never occurred to me to come around and wrap it through the loop a second time for it to cinch onto itself. An old dog can learn a new trick. Thanks for the info.

[rauljimenez]

This is a great technique to use for the trucker's hitch, do that double loop and it'll hold the pull on the hitch! Thank you for the explanation, very clear!

[susanmartin]

Great demonstration. I look forward to using this cinching knot. Thank you for sharing

[t.davidgordon]

Nice knot; I can use it for my RidgeRunner foam pad. Will try it day-after-tomorrow when I go to the woods. Thanks for sharing! Be safe, and enjoy the woods.

[pappysproductions]

I am SUPER impressed with that. That is WAY simpler then what I was doing.

[Dan-qtkq]

Wow, been in bush my whole life, and learnt something new today. Never too old.

[nutthrower]

Got ya Sub’d, drawn to your down to earth look at bushcraft. Not needing the most expensive equipment but using knowledge and what you have on hand. Keep’m coming 👍 thanks

[TherealRashad]

Love to see some new vids 👌 can’t wait for some new shelters, god bless 🙏🏾

[rocketman]

Awesome video. Another great tool for my toolbox. Thanks for sharing.

[KdawgCrazyOutdoors]

Awesome! Reminds me of the Canadian jam knot... only simpler.

[johndonahue]

A good knot and easy to remember. I wish we had this in the Boy Scouts way back then.

[jasonconley]

Looks like you've combined a larkshead and a rolling hitch. Brilliant.

[marksanders]

Thank you. That one’s so simple I might be able to remember.

[marka]

This is exactly the technique I needed right now. I was looking for an expedient way to secure a rod holder to the side of a sling bag that I'm gonna use as my day pack and was trying to find straps that were just long enough to strap it in place, but without a bunch of dangling ends.

Now I can do it with exactly the length of cord I need and without spending any money.

[stevewilkinson]

Excellent!! Simple always prevails. Thank you

[YK-kyxk]

You are a true bushcrafter, simple gear, extraordinary skills

[judywyatt]

Simple and quick. Easy to remember. Thank you for sharing.

[SoloRenegade]

Never seen this before, simple, and well presented and demonstrated.

[BushcraftingBogan]

Ive always used the Canadian Jam knot. But I really like this. It also adds extra cordage to your pack.
Thanks for this