Binod Gautam
Binod Gautam is the founder of Knotspedia. He launched knotspedia to share his extensive experience and help others master the art of knot tying. With years dedicated to perfecting various knots and their practical applications, Binod is passionate about making this skill accessible to everyone. An avid outdoor enthusiast, he enjoys everything from camping to hiking, bringing his love for adventure into his knot expertise.
Figure 8 Follow Through Loop
The Figure 8 Follow Through Loop (ABoK #1047) is a simple, strong, self-cinching knot that is tied to a ring, carabiner, or your own harness.
Round Turn and Two Half Hitches
The Round Turn and Two Half Hitches (ABoK #1720) is an excellent loop knot used to secure rope around an object, perfect for boating and outdoor activities.
Half Hitch Knot
The Half Hitch knot (ABoK #50) is one of the most basic knots that is used to tie a rope around an object temporarily.
EStar Stopper Knot
The EStar stopper knot is a bulky stopper knot designed specifically to hold in slippery ropes, like Dyneema.
Stevedore Stopper Knot
The stevedore knot is a reliable and bulky stopper knot that is used in maritime and cargo handling applications.
Figure 8 Knot
The Figure 8 knot (ABoK #570) is a strong and secure stopper knot that prevents the rope or line from unreeving or sliding through rings or blocks.
Knot and Rope Terminology
Discover essential knots and rope terminology with our easy-to-follow guide.
Ashley Stopper Knot
The Ashley Stopper Knot (ABoK #526) is a bulky and secure stopper knot that prevents the rope from slipping through holes, devices or knots.
Overhand Slip Knot
The Slip knot (ABoK #529) or Overhand Slip knot is a stopper knot with a draw loop that can be quickly undone by pulling the working end of the rope.
