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Alpine Butterfly Knot
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2022
- How to tie an Alpine Butterfly Knot.
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Important correction to the twist method! ruclips.net/video/WRV52y2nJrk/видео.html
Me watching: oh yeah, looks perfect and simple
Me camping: now, how in the…?!
Looking at your warning message I realized I better practice right now and tried the knot on my charging cord so I would have some practice to recall the methods later .
thanks
Practice makes perfect
I wish i could remember knots, no matter how much i practice them, if i go awhile without using it, it's gone.
keep a piece of cord around and use it like a fidget spinner.
@@heisenballs i tried that, and months later i have little bits of string scattered around my house that i can't remember what to do with!
Stop using drugs and sugar.
With the handwrap method, you can use less rope by using one-two fingers instead of the whole hand.
Not to mention, you can safely apply load in either direction, AND this knot will remain relatively easy to untie. Truly one of the most versatile knots.
bruh there's way to many methods to tie alpine knot lol. seems like the test method is the fastest and easiest to remember. thanks sir 😁👍
Thats an extremely useful knot.
Excellent point about dexterity, cold hands make everything harder.
Nice job on this. This is my go-to loop for the block and tackle hitch. I personally do two right-hand overturns then jump the first line over the 2nd and the new 1st over and through all. It's essentially the same as the hand wrap method but allows you to make your loops off hand and whatever size you like.
The hand wrap method is a lot easier. I also use it to shorten the cinch cord on bags.
The twist method you're showing is how it's done ! The other methods are just complicating a very simple, extremely useful knot.
Good 2 method breakdown
Good teaching!
This loop has saved me from having to cut n discard paracord. When taking down my hammock. As this loop come undone far quicker than other knots.
I love these videos.
A way to make this knot using the hand wrap method but not use so much cord is to wrap it around 3 or even 2 fingers rather than the whole hand.
Just a thought.
Aka the lineman loop. Great knot.
Terrific! Thanks for sharing! 🙏👍✌️🇬🇧
That's a really cool knot. I hope I remember it.
It's also possible to use the hand wrap method to tie single handed eg tying while holding brake with the other hand while abseiling
Thank you for both ways very useful if practiced could save your life or someone else's great form of meditation
I wish I could remember knots. I know about 8, that I've used frequently in my life, but I don't need any new ones - at least not often. If I don't use a knot frequently I will soon forget it.
3 ring Bolin
Can you use this knot in a desert environment
Just don’t use the hand twist method in any circumstance the rope could become suddenly loaded.
Wow
When I actually need a knot I’m going to think “I don’t remember anything I’ve ever seen on that channel and I don’t remember what the channel is” and then I’ll do the old fashioned bunny ears technique.
Instead of the hand method i use 2 fingers and then it requires less rope
How does this knot compare with a midline figure eight knot? When would you prefer one over the other?
I think the mid-line figure eight is directional, no? Meaning it will only take a load in one direction
@@thetautline I'm not sure I understand what you mean... Can't you just twist the rope in any case? Would even notice?
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I learned the “Mickey mouse” method when I was young
Glad you added the correction, I came here to say that's not correct as shown and will create a false butterfly - potentially very dangerous.
@@siradamthebombdiggitythe first one, it needs a full twist then the end loop goes through, if it's half twist then half twist in the reverse direction then it makes a false butterfly knot
There is a third way, invented by a guy about 20 years ago…he combines the twist and hand wrap method by only using two wraps…the video is on youtube…
Is this a dropper loop for fishing line?
It's a different knot, but I think you could use it for the same purpose if you wanted to
@@thetautline otherwise it’d have the same name then
Knots 🪢 🪢 very useful to know various kind of knots.
for better results Viwers initially must keep two different colors ropes to practice with video time and again till get perfect.
Doesn't a figure 8 knot do the same?
all I can remember is a square knot
now i khow what this loop for
I thought that was a larks foot?
A lark's head (or foot) is the first wrap of a Prussik: ruclips.net/video/IFmLjEfOBCg/видео.html
You're repeating the same tying error regarding the twist method as you did in your previous video!
It's the same video, in RUclips Short form :)
Thanks again for the feedback, I've uploaded a new video discussing it: ruclips.net/video/WRV52y2nJrk/видео.html
There are two more options
The first method seems not right. The rope can slip, creating uneven tension.
Ah yes, just checked the correction video!
You have this a different name in another video.
I'm not sure which video you're thinking of, do you have a link?
@@thetautline It might be a short. You only show it the 3 twists around palm, though, not the first technique you have here. Can't remember.
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U lost me at "loop".
You cannot repair a line by trying a knot in it because at best you have 1/2 the strength of the Rope. Then there is the issue of the slug in the Rope. If I saw a climb or do that I would free climb the rest of the way down. Because it would be safer than using the Rope. That makes you a liar. Good luck arguing that one because every certified climber will verify my statement.
It's a repair if you had less than half the strength of the line before you isolated the weak spot and who says this repair should not be used for other than life-dependent purposes?
Where do you find the more than 50% reduction in breaking strength of line in this particular knot? A quick search tells me it retains 53 - 70% .
I like the handwrap only because the 1st one lost me haha