These are all the Animated Knots we have on our website:
| 1: | Alpine Butterfly Knot |
| 2: | Bowline |
| 3: | Figure Eight Loop |
| 4: | Double Figure Eight Loop |
| 5: | Double Alpine Butterfly Knot |
| 6: | Prusik Knot |
| 7: | Clove Hitch |
| 8: | Italian Hitch |
| 9: | Overhand Knot |
| 10: | Double Overhand Knot |
| 11: | Figure Eight Knot |
| 12: | Water Knot |
| 13: | Fisherman's Knot |
| 14: | Double Fisherman's Knot |
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Thursday 28th February 2008 at 10:26:25 AM
The double figure eight is a favorite of mine, I use it along with a locking biner, when I'm teaching beginners as it is less time consuming. and a very good secure knot to use.
Wednesday 9th April 2008 at 9:49:57 PM
Firefighters use this knot to make a rescue harness for patients. The loops are made large enough to hold the patients legs. The running end is run around the patients chest with a half-hitch. Then the tail end is used to create a bowline out of the half-hitch around their chest. The patient can then be raised or lowered. It's hard to explain the chest part without seeing it.
Wednesday 9th April 2008 at 9:54:12 PM
Mike I think you might be talking about a two loop bowline right, thats a water rescue knot.
Wednesday 2nd December 2009 at 10:18:07 PM
Just remember; this knot is NOT redundant. If one strand breaks, there is a good chance the other will pull through!
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