A Blake’s hitch is similar to the prusik hitch and the klemheist in that they are all gripping/sliding knots. Where the Blake’s hitch differs is that rather than being tied on a loop or bight of rope, the Blake’s hitch is tied with the end. Like the klemheist, load should only be placed in one… Read More Blake’s hitch
The prusick hitch is very similar to the klemheist hitch. Both these knots are gripping/sliding hitches typically tied with a loop of cord to grip a rope. In order for the hitch to grip, the hitch is tied using a slightly narrower gauge cord than the rope it is gripping. Can slide this knot along… Read More Prusik Hitch
The best thing about a clove hitch is that it is very easy to tie and untie. Whilst is is not a sliding adjustable knot, it is very easy, when not under load, to adjust the length. This knot is commonly used for climbing anchors and works really well under light tension. When completely without… Read More Clove Hitch
The Cow hitch is a very simple – must have knot. Useful for hanging things up and/or lashing to pretty much any object. A single cow hitch can be made more secure by repeating the knot around the object multiple times. The cow hitch is easy to untie but is not quick release like the… Read More Cow Hitch Knot
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