The Absolute BEST Camping Knot! [And Easiest]

My top uses are:
• To anchor your Ridgeline to a tree
• Attaching tent / Tarp pegs
• For hanging any items like pots over a fire
• Anywhere you may need to adjust afterward!

Looking for good PARACORD?? Try this:

550 Paracord:

The Gear I Use:

My Tarps (10ft X 13Ft):

Cookware:

TOAKS Titanium Hanging Pot:

Stainless Steel Zebra Billy Pot:

Best Inexpensive Knife - Mora Companion

Uberleben Ferro Rods:

Water Filtration:

MSR Gravity Filter:

Lifestraw Water Bottle Filter:

My Favorite Survival / Bushcraft Books:

JP Quinonez "THRIVE" :

Mors Kochanski " BUSHCRAFT"

Bucksaw Blades:

Bahco 23-21 GREEN WOOD Blade

Bahco 51-21 DRY WOOD Blade

Hammocks:

Link to Warbonnet Ridgerunner Hammock:

Link to Alternative Bridge Hammocks on Amazon:

[bobbyhill]

YouTube really needs the add the option to add these Shorts to playlists

[blaineburgess]

man, i really do wish I wasn’t going to forget this within two hours because this knot would be so useful when it’s needed

[pedroclaro]

Seen it before, but your simple explanation and repetition etched it into my mind. Thank you

[WTP_DAVE]

This is correct that knot is great for everything from tiring up trams to making belts of slings or wrapping up your sleeping bag tight

[juliangarner]

Best demonstration of this knot available anywhere.

[kicksolutionsdiy]

I practiced this knot many times until i memorized it after I first watched this video. I carry a bit of parachord on me at all times and just yesterday had a real need to use it. Used this knot to hold a spring force closing gate open while making a grocery delivery to an apartment complex. Thank you.

[louiscolborn]

This is good knot. A little knowledge go's a long way.

[andrewenyeart]

With two decades of using this knot almost exclusively, I can definitely vouch for how handy it is! I never knew the name, but it’s the only knot I remembered from scouts, and it’s been my go-to knot for pretty much everything ever since.

[motfc]

In sailing, it's called a "rolling hitch".
Helpful to take a load off of a fowled line.🤙🏼

[Drinksfromtap]

YES! This is one of the most useful and easiest knots I’ve ever learned!

[casz]

I used to know all these knots when I was in sea cadets. That was 30 years ago, so I forgot.
Thanks for reminding me!

[benjaminthompson]

I just want to say, since I watched the first video with the 2x the tension trucker's hitch knot, I have been watching every single one and have learned so, so much. I appreciate all your videos and your willingness to teach others basic survival/camping tactics. Thank you.

[joshuabracke]

As an eagle scout, I approve. Most useful knot for a line that needs to be adjusted easily.

[AcornEmbrio]

Ive been fascinated with knots lately. Its amazing how useful they are. I was painting on a roof today and tied myself off. Its extremely gratifying the more self-reliant you become. Thank you for your lessons in knot tying. I have ADD so it gets confusing for me. But you show and explain in such a way that it just makes it all make sense and easy to remember.

[dougnortman]

With para-cord instead of 2 initial wraps use 3 then finish with the 1. It prevents slippage but still is adjustable.

[freethinker]

I've used this knot for a few years and it has to be my favorite knot as I really like my tarp to be tight to stop flapping or water build up. Makes the process so much quicker

[jacobryant]

Wish every short was like this. 15 second video and I leave having learned something that will serve me forever

[steverichter]

My favorite and still most used knot. I don't even do Scouts or camping anymore and I still use this one for temp lines, clothes lines, etc. Once used it to strap a 17ft canoe to the roof of the ole 'burban and drove 11 hours with no slack when we got where we were goin'!

[Daltonleach]

This is my favorite knot. This and a self locking truckers hitch.

[RedSalamanderr]

This is by far the best tutorial for this knot