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Learn how to tie uncommon knots in this free video series.
There are 16 videos in this series:
Learn how to tie a double jug sling in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie a monkey fist knot in this free camping video.
Learn how to make a monkey fist knot necklace in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie a triple bowline knot in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie a triple figure eight in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie an icicle hitch knot in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie an asher jug sling in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie a one handed bowline knot in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie a Spanish bowline in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie finger cuffs in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie the Mariner's Knot in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie a running figure eight in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie a Simple Simon knot in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie the Fireman's Chair Knot in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie the Cat's Paw Knot in this free camping video.
Learn how to tie a French Prusik Knot in this free camping video.
Climbers, campers, sailors, and rescue personnel all use knots on a daily basis. There are a myriad of knots, some more useful than others, that can be employed to meet most securing needs you may have. The bowline and the square knot are common knots that most people know how to tie. There are however, many uncommon knots that are very useful but not very well known. Learn from an expert how to tie some uncommon yet useful knots such as the one handed bowline knot to improve your climbing and camping skills.
In this free online video series learn how to tie some uncommon knots from knot expert and outdoor enthusiast Daniel Schieffelin. Learn how to tie the monkey's fist knot, triple bowline, triple figure eight, icicle hitch, Mariner's knot, Fireman's Chair knot, Cat's Paw, and the French Prusik knot.
This series is an Equilibrio Films production.
Daniel Schieffelin Daniel Schieffelin has a degree in Outdoor Education and Leadership from Sterling College in Vermont. He has worked outdoors in several stations including being a bike, back country travel, kayak, and climbing instructor in Southern Utah; working on the Appalachian Mountain Club's professional trail crew; and teaching life skills, instructing sailing courses with Outward Bound. Dan enjoys a variety of activities outdoors and otherwise. When not working at the gear store he ice climbs, hikes, hones his BB gun skills, collects tee shirts, and plans for future adventures like hiking the Appalachian Trail.dkdk
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