It’s not a knot..It’s BETTER

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  • @TheBearEssentials
    @TheBearEssentials  Год назад +322

    Full (Saveable) video here:
    ruclips.net/video/Tds5Wp71xp0/видео.html

    • @stoodgain
      @stoodgain Год назад

      do u have tie for hammock ? useful knot for hammock tnx

    • @ajbp95
      @ajbp95 Год назад +6

      Actually, you can recently add a short to a playlist!

    • @hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh-Mikel.Montalat
      @hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh-Mikel.Montalat Год назад +4

      ​@@ajbp95 you always could, people just aren't creative enough.

    • @ajbp95
      @ajbp95 Год назад +2

      @@hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh-Mikel.Montalat Sure, but know there is a button (if you long press in the app), which wasn't there before.

    • @Svensk7119
      @Svensk7119 Год назад

      You should teach Boy Scouts!
      "Rolling Hitch".

  • @God_0f_Death
    @God_0f_Death Год назад +9723

    The neat part is, when I would actually need to tie this knot, I won't remember how to.

    • @goldHydrangeas
      @goldHydrangeas Год назад +257

      Just practice practice practice until you can do it half asleep.

    • @IrrationalBstrd
      @IrrationalBstrd Год назад +201

      Seen so many useful knots and hitches on RUclips now, it's like overload. You have to practice them over and over....

    • @Heretobetteryourday
      @Heretobetteryourday Год назад +24

      😂how right you are

    • @tj44236
      @tj44236 Год назад +67

      Try it on your sweat pants. Every five minute when they start to sag re-tie it.

    • @TannerStark21
      @TannerStark21 Год назад +20

      This just happened to me yesterday and somehow my phone read my mind and it showed up on my feed again!!!

  • @metal_anomaly
    @metal_anomaly Год назад +129

    Ah yes, the rare youtube short that actually teaches a useful skill with absolutely no bs, love to see it

    • @sandjaypirthipal5482
      @sandjaypirthipal5482 6 месяцев назад +1

      But you'll forget if you ever actually need it.
      Unless someone reminds you. You're welcome.

    • @metal_anomaly
      @metal_anomaly 6 месяцев назад

      @@sandjaypirthipal5482 True, thanks lmao

    • @obscurereference8798
      @obscurereference8798 4 месяца назад

      It's BS that he says it's not a knot then immediately says it's a great knot. Can't be both

  • @spodefollower
    @spodefollower Год назад +4062

    Commenting so the algorithm knows I want more knot-tube

  • @micheleparker3780
    @micheleparker3780 Год назад +102

    Thank you. I've always wanted to know how to tie these different knots, or hitches. I'm 64; never to old to learn!

  • @usaturnuranus
    @usaturnuranus Год назад +1858

    Dang. Grabbed the most plastic, slippery, cheap cord I have, tied this knot around an upright chrome metal tube on a drum stand - it locked right in place. New skill level for me.

    • @DudeOfTheWeek
      @DudeOfTheWeek Год назад +35

      For real? I must try this!

    • @Webedunn
      @Webedunn Год назад +24

      It won’t slip if you secure the end but if you don’t it will slip!

    • @ikemkrueger
      @ikemkrueger Год назад +6

      @@Webedunn How to secure the end?

    • @JBplumbing12
      @JBplumbing12 Год назад +17

      This is _not_ the traditional rolling hitch. It may be useful but I would not use it instead of the true rolling hitch which has been tried and tested for centuries.

    • @erenjaeger0794
      @erenjaeger0794 Год назад +11

      Did it to my pajama pants. Now i can tighten and loosen how much i want and it locks in place

  • @tygrahof9268
    @tygrahof9268 Год назад +7

    I use this knot/hitch to hold power lines while I install new services on homes!

  • @lestagez
    @lestagez Год назад +116

    I hope in an apocalypse we still have RUclips for this

    • @danielgoodman3578
      @danielgoodman3578 Год назад +2

      Just take good notes and store them locally where you know you can find them.

    • @danielgoodman3578
      @danielgoodman3578 Год назад +3

      If on paper, make a file folder setup for yourself and put a folder in it labeled "knots". Similar on computer wherever you think you'll remember a folder or file location.

    • @jumperontheline
      @jumperontheline Год назад

      ​@@danielgoodman3578I've never been interested in getting a tattoo before, but am thinking maybe I should consider it after all ...

    • @lewstone5430
      @lewstone5430 Год назад +1

      Nah, we’ll be ash.

    • @woodstream6137
      @woodstream6137 10 месяцев назад

      Laminated flash cards

  • @gluehoof573
    @gluehoof573 Год назад +8

    I _knew_ it was a rolling hitch. Learnt it in my Fire & Rescue Service. Love it.

  • @2daysoffproductions887
    @2daysoffproductions887 Год назад +451

    It’s a clove hitch w one extra wrap. Really cool

    • @Noodle999
      @Noodle999 Год назад +27

      Effectively yeah. It's called a "rolling hitch".

    • @rogeliohernandez6440
      @rogeliohernandez6440 Год назад +9

      Looks a lot like a "two half hitches" knot.

    • @Timmerdetimmerdetim
      @Timmerdetimmerdetim Год назад +4

      Noo! for a clove hitch the second wrap runs differently.
      If you need a better reference, it's the Midshipman's hitch.

    • @nicekid76
      @nicekid76 Год назад +9

      Every knot / hitch is just a rope with extra steps...

    • @Timmerdetimmerdetim
      @Timmerdetimmerdetim Год назад +4

      @@nicekid76 you're right, lets not use names for um, things anymore.

  • @racebiketuner
    @racebiketuner Год назад +20

    Thanks. This will work great for supporting tomatoes. No need to untie/re-tie as they grow.

    • @lll8638
      @lll8638 Год назад +1

      That's a really good idea 🔥

    • @gethnoble4316
      @gethnoble4316 Год назад +2

      For tomatos I just wrap the string 4 or 5 times to begin, then wrap again every 3 or 4 days. No knots needed😊

  • @DianneLSmith-xk7ky
    @DianneLSmith-xk7ky Год назад +96

    You have some of the best knot videos I have seen, clear and concise in both the images and words. A lot of video visuals are clear enough about how to tie the knot, but have nothing about where it would be useful.

    • @PostEpoch
      @PostEpoch Год назад +1

      Also some of the best hitch videos!

  • @utoobia6872
    @utoobia6872 Год назад +10

    I'll just try to remember that it is called the rolling hitch so I can look it up when I need it.

  • @gabrielbruce1977
    @gabrielbruce1977 Год назад +153

    ok how did you make this so much clearer than my girl guides leader ever could

    • @cursedchest6469
      @cursedchest6469 Год назад +14

      Bc men make more sense

    • @illkissyourightnow
      @illkissyourightnow Год назад +2

      @@cursedchest6469
      you kiss your dad on the lips

    • @madhououinkyoma
      @madhououinkyoma Год назад

      @@cursedchest6469 sexist

    • @cewla3348
      @cewla3348 Год назад +5

      GIRL GUIDES

    • @markjason8124
      @markjason8124 Год назад +48

      The choice of words, the pacing of speech or possibly the clear zoomed in shot of the knot.
      Explaining how to do things is pretty difficult. I found it interesting how I do it slightly differently every time. It really is satisfying when they get it though.

  • @OmnipresentPotato
    @OmnipresentPotato Год назад +12

    Have been using it for my sweatpants for a long time. Much easier than untying and tying every time I have to go to the bathroom. Thanks lots!

    • @xtraspecialj
      @xtraspecialj 8 месяцев назад +1

      I've tied it exactly like the instructions and yeah, it slides well, but the problem is it slides in both directions, so it doesn't stay tight... It just slides back the other way, thus loosening. I've tied it like 5 times now, just to make sure I'm not messing it up, but the same thing every time...

    • @Mr_knot_clever
      @Mr_knot_clever 3 месяца назад

      سلام
      خوبی؟

    • @Engrave.Danger
      @Engrave.Danger 25 дней назад

      ​@@xtraspecialj make sure you're finishing it towards the tag end of the string you're going around, if that makes sense. I have a feeling you had it going the opposite. 😉

  • @scottcates
    @scottcates Год назад +32

    Useful for relieving an overridden sheet.

  • @pedroa.3834
    @pedroa.3834 Год назад +4

    Petition to change the name of this channel to "knot channel" so we can easily find it when we all need it.

  • @WatchingMyLifeFlashB
    @WatchingMyLifeFlashB Год назад +90

    I love the rolling hitch for sweat pants as I don't want the tie with bows which will undoubtedly become undone, yet hate needing to pee & not being able to untie traditional knots.
    Great hitch! Looks complicated to the novice, but versatile & useful for the initiated.

    • @jamesbuttery3862
      @jamesbuttery3862 Год назад

      The only thing worse than that is zipping your pee pee up in the zipper!

    • @LethalLuggage
      @LethalLuggage Год назад +2

      How much trouble do you have unknotting it at the end? I found a much cleaner knot last year for drawstrings that just has one loop to undo

    • @catpeople1958
      @catpeople1958 Год назад

      Going to have to try this one on my scrubs for work.

    • @tophmyster
      @tophmyster Год назад +3

      Just wondering why your bows are coming undone?
      Make sure you're creating a square knot (beware the granny knot!) and dressing correctly, I've never had any issues with bows coming undone - shoes, sweatpants, or otherwise.

    • @madhououinkyoma
      @madhououinkyoma Год назад +3

      @@tophmyster It's a pretty common problem. But maybe we just never learned to do the shoelace knot properly.

  • @Orpilorp
    @Orpilorp 10 месяцев назад +6

    I learned my first knot in Girl Scouts; the square knot. As a crocheter, there are many knots and adjustable loops as well. Knots are fascinating to me. Thanks.

  • @jaydub5515
    @jaydub5515 Год назад +7

    Dude, this shit blew my.mind. life changing!!!
    ✌️😎👍

  • @BrentBlueAllen
    @BrentBlueAllen Год назад +3

    I will forget this knot instantly, but while this short is still playing i feel prepared to take on the world

  • @MADMAXX-7
    @MADMAXX-7 Год назад +56

    Somehow I read that title with an Australian accent.
    "That's not a knoit!..."

  • @cogsadfacets
    @cogsadfacets Год назад +3

    And no one is talking about how smooth that loop is? ... the video loop I mean. Seriously though it is so cleeeaaan.

  • @Perktube1
    @Perktube1 Год назад +10

    Taut line hitch too.😉

    • @cyrillian13
      @cyrillian13 Год назад +2

      @@timapple6586 it's just a taut line with the first two wraps crossed over each other. in my few tests taut line is able to hold more tension. rolling hitch holds somewhere in between taut line and two half hitches

  • @kindadiiferent
    @kindadiiferent Год назад +2

    Remembering how to tie this knot is more difficult that solving a trigonometry question

  • @ronjon5386
    @ronjon5386 Год назад +5

    I been using this knot for years. My dad showed me how to do it. It’s great for tying down lumber and other Home Depot purchases

    • @Y3ssirree
      @Y3ssirree 2 месяца назад

      U STINKIN LIBRULS THINKIN U KNO IT ALL
      I been USING IT SINCE THE CIVIL WAR BROTHER!! MY GRANPAPPY TAUGHT ME TO MAKE TRAPS FOR THE CONFEDERATES!!
      GOBBLESS FROM IDAHO

  • @miloreavis1125
    @miloreavis1125 Год назад +4

    Dude you're the Bob Ross of survival 😂

  • @eg9683
    @eg9683 Год назад +2

    We use this knot everyday for tying scaffolding tube to be pulled up buildings. Never failed!

  • @danieldeakin1925
    @danieldeakin1925 Год назад +57

    Thank you, thank you. This will change my world. Good bye prussic knot, hello rolling hitch. It works great as a slippery rolling hitch also, for a quick untie.

    • @tigerlily2941
      @tigerlily2941 Год назад +1

      As soon as to ditch the prussic knot you will have to use it.

    • @aidanl11
      @aidanl11 Год назад +3

      Use this for end of rope and prussic for the middle of a rope

  • @mistertwister2000
    @mistertwister2000 Год назад +7

    The hitch is amazingly helpful in basically every circumstance. Easy to tie and easy to untie but holds true

  • @XDKang
    @XDKang Год назад +7

    I never knew how much I needed this knot in my life

  • @vanee8456
    @vanee8456 Год назад +2

    I will never remember this Rolling Hitch knot but I'm here for it

  • @draigonzooba
    @draigonzooba Год назад +7

    Dang this rolling hitch is awesome. Glad to learn it.

  • @GROG-l7g
    @GROG-l7g 9 месяцев назад +2

    Im pissed i lived this long without this. But i have justified the last three hours of youtube bingeing.

  • @Iesous27
    @Iesous27 Год назад +4

    This stuff is invaluable when you go outdoors

  • @mcanbolat
    @mcanbolat Год назад +1

    Is there a brain condition where you never are able to comprehend how knots work and perform any of them except the overhand knot? Asking for a friend.

  • @Potchekansky
    @Potchekansky Год назад +18

    Love it! I’ve been looking for a fancy way to tie my sweat pants. Now I’m using this knot and for the “free” lace I’m using a diamond knot to act as a stopper of sorts 🎉

  • @citizenoftheearth6
    @citizenoftheearth6 Год назад +1

    I want to spend a month with you and learn everything.

  • @RiverRockRecords
    @RiverRockRecords Год назад +1

    This is just a Survival Slipknot. learned this nearly 20 years ago in boy scouts.

  • @mikehess4494
    @mikehess4494 Год назад +4

    Super easy, barely an inconvenience.

  • @xecillmaze4740
    @xecillmaze4740 Год назад +1

    I should've known how to do this before I've ruined numerous sweatpants strings....

  • @peterparquer1873
    @peterparquer1873 Месяц назад +1

    Gonna have to remember this; used to spend lots of time sleeping outdoors in the field (Army field artillery), but didn't know many knots. Planning on going camping next summer maybe...

  • @BriefDownpour
    @BriefDownpour Год назад +1

    What is the word for dyslexic, but for knots?
    Whatever it is, that's me.

  • @momotaro4161
    @momotaro4161 Год назад +2

    My new shoelace knot. Cheers mate.

  • @perceptions-wq5ro
    @perceptions-wq5ro Год назад +1

    Nice more plz. ThQ. Mumbai India

  • @Ms2cents
    @Ms2cents Год назад +1

    As a woman, RUclips has made me more into a handy person that my Dad in Heaven would be proud of. It’s become such a great source of knowledge like this VIDEO to learn some cool stuff you can use in real life. RUclips University to the rescue! ❤

  • @chthulu27
    @chthulu27 Год назад +1

    As an Eagle Scout, I thoroughly approve.

  • @MatildaBaker-kw7hc
    @MatildaBaker-kw7hc Год назад +1

    I actually tried the contrictor knot from one of you videos, and it’s no joke😂 thanks!😂

  • @buddylove2073
    @buddylove2073 5 месяцев назад +1

    Great knot for tying to a fixed support pole, pillar or tree tree branch. Also for making your roof tarp adjustable.

  • @waiitwhaat
    @waiitwhaat 3 месяца назад +1

    I specifically searched for this video because I remembered how good this knot is on my other sweatpant, so I copied it on the one I'm wearing rn.

  • @shanemandem
    @shanemandem Год назад +1

    Commenting so each like and reply will bring me back here so i can tie a knot when i needed it.

  • @andymwes
    @andymwes Год назад +1

    Looks useful.. too bad I won't remember it when I need it

  • @02ninjaman
    @02ninjaman Год назад +1

    dude my short's or sweats would always be to tight or loose. now i can adjust it perfectly thank you dude

  • @bonnitaclaus2286
    @bonnitaclaus2286 Год назад +2

    At one point in my life, I worked as a maid on a boat. I Learn, new knots and how to use them correctly to secure a load. This is one that I was not taught, nor have I crossed this one before in my life. I appreciate the knowledge and I know I will be using it soon.

  • @deadbrother5355
    @deadbrother5355 Год назад +1

    Its like a clove hitch with an extra wrap, and only under one.

  • @michelleborup378
    @michelleborup378 Год назад +1

    This works; can confirm! And not only that, but it's also *way* easier to remember and do than any other hitch or knot I've learned besides the granny knot and square knot (and those are so simple that kids use them all the time on accident! 🤣🤣).
    The side loop on my backpack broke a bit ago, so I used this hitch to tie it and the adjustable hanging-strap-thingy together so I had my loop back. It's been so nice to have a side-loop again!

  • @jvd3339
    @jvd3339 Год назад +1

    Not good for pants/shorts as it unravels itself if used multiple times.

  • @thundertwonk1090
    @thundertwonk1090 Год назад +1

    I did this once by accident and couldn't replicate it for the longest time. Finally I can do it again

  • @blinkbright
    @blinkbright Год назад +1

    If you tie something to something else and it doesn't slip or come undone through tension, then it's a fucking knot.

  • @rauloliveira5808
    @rauloliveira5808 Год назад +2

    now THIS is quality content

  • @rbux1636
    @rbux1636 Год назад +1

    That was not the perfect tension on that tarp lmao. Prusik is way better and easier to remember.

  • @alitlweird
    @alitlweird Год назад +1

    I spent two years in the Navy, I have a book on how to tie knots and some short pieces of line to practice and my best knot is a granny knot. 👍

  • @victoriah.2083
    @victoriah.2083 8 месяцев назад +1

    Gotta be my fav knot. I used to do some macrame so I love 🪢. ❤️

  • @SilverNinjatv
    @SilverNinjatv Год назад +1

    The love child of the fisherman knot and the clove hitch

  • @Hazybunk
    @Hazybunk Год назад +1

    Diagonal Diagonal underneath there u go

  • @sunnycoco8411
    @sunnycoco8411 Год назад +1

    Very useful knot 🙂😉👍👍

  • @MM-qm9ld
    @MM-qm9ld Год назад +1

    This does not work on sweatpants whatsoever.

  • @WPradoieab
    @WPradoieab Год назад +1

    Curtindo o vídeo, aqui do Brasil

  • @dorianrustik6880
    @dorianrustik6880 8 месяцев назад +1

    This and the taut line are my fav

  • @thespanishinquisition8617
    @thespanishinquisition8617 Год назад +1

    I HAVE BEEN BLIND TO THE POSSIBILITIES

  • @EnigmaVortex
    @EnigmaVortex Год назад +1

    If only I could remember this when I need it.

  • @adrian_b_
    @adrian_b_ Год назад +1

    Yeah nice but it's still a knot

  • @matgor2061
    @matgor2061 Год назад +1

    That's not a knot. THIS is a knot

  • @SophieZA
    @SophieZA Год назад

    Cool, I just tested it on my sweat pants, I'm gonna use it more. I think we used to make bracelets like that in middle school, but Ive already forgotten how to tie it

  • @flamingburritto
    @flamingburritto Год назад +1

    That's not a knot
    This is a knot!

  • @bmint
    @bmint 19 дней назад

    This is exactly what I was thinking of earlier today for an adjustable positioning device..
    How strong is this?
    Could I hang a pulley on this hitch mid high line and pull horizontally along/with the high line with my load coming vertically up the middle?

  • @artivedi3887
    @artivedi3887 Год назад +1

    go slow if yu wish to teach

  • @cathyjennings5580
    @cathyjennings5580 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks SO MUCH for your knowledge and time for Us!!!

  • @will5286
    @will5286 Год назад

    SLIPPERY HITCH-a sailing vessel hitch that is hundreds of years old--VERY GOOD DEMO

  • @1Chitus
    @1Chitus Год назад +1

    Leaving a comment to let the algorithm know that I crave more knot-tube content.

  • @vlrissolo
    @vlrissolo Год назад

    NEED MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS... no more brain garbage

  • @debranewson8604
    @debranewson8604 Год назад

    WOW! That's awesome certain ETHNIC GROUPS knows how to TIE ROPES several ways ! Their ancestors loved to use these on HUMANS and passed that knowledge down to their NEXT GENERATIONS ! 😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @huffeyy3916
    @huffeyy3916 Год назад

    “Makes a good sweatpants know because it could easily tighten or loosen” THIS COMPLETELY DESTROYS THE PURPOSE OF THE STRING THERE IN THE FIRST PLACE

  • @AWSMcube
    @AWSMcube Год назад

    As an Eagle Scout.. It's a Clove Hitch V2

  • @mimiashford5544
    @mimiashford5544 Год назад

    It's actually two wraps OVER , one wrap UNDER.

  • @EllyCatfox
    @EllyCatfox Год назад

    Thanks for the tips. I'm still using that old constrictor knot you showed awhile back to this day. Adjustables are great though. >^_^

  • @tuckerandi
    @tuckerandi Год назад

    As someone who loves tying knots I'm an instant subscriber

  • @Jonas_06k
    @Jonas_06k Год назад +1

    This is awesome !

  • @H3LLS3NT4SS4SS1N
    @H3LLS3NT4SS4SS1N Год назад

    Never heard of this channel but I subbed after watching this. Thank you!!!

  • @stevegreening419
    @stevegreening419 Год назад

    Shouldn't it be two wraps over, one wrap under instead of "two wraps under, one wrap under"? Am I confused? 🤦🏻‍♂️

  • @unknownvariable2456
    @unknownvariable2456 Год назад

    "anyone can tie it" CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
    Edit: challenge failed. wait does failing to tie it count as a success in this context? CHALLENGE COMPLETED!

  • @heidimisfeldt5685
    @heidimisfeldt5685 Год назад

    Subscribed, shared, liked, commented. 😊❤

  • @automan1223
    @automan1223 Год назад

    This knot was used to much interest in James Bond "Moonraker". When falling off the cliff he uses his shoelaces to.......

  • @Scottie444
    @Scottie444 Год назад

    Brilliant.....I just used this technique on my tarp in the garden. It's a makeshift roof to my decking and woodwork I'm currently attempting. Thankyou

  • @basavarajubasavaraju5444
    @basavarajubasavaraju5444 Год назад +1

    yo

  • @jbkkkkk
    @jbkkkkk Год назад

    Interesting. Can it hold up 200lbs of suspended weight?

  • @heydrchina
    @heydrchina Год назад

    Literally makeshifted a sling for my arm tonight, and this knot comes up 🥹🙌🏾🎉 #PhysicianApproved

  • @ulquiorra7586
    @ulquiorra7586 Год назад

    It's like clove hitch but add 1 more wrap..got thanks man

  • @bobjimenez4464
    @bobjimenez4464 Год назад

    Thanks, it's perfect for those difficult tension adjustments.

  • @shars.555
    @shars.555 Год назад

    I was just thinking about how I could tighten my string bag backpack/purse. Thank you!