Binod Gautam
Binod is the founder of Knotspedia. With years of experience in writing and editing, he honed his skills before diving headfirst into blogging. Driven by a desire to help others master the art of knots, Binod has dedicated years to perfecting various knots and their applications. Knotspedia reflects his commitment to making knot tying accessible to all, featuring comprehensive videos and slide animations tailored for both beginners and experts.
Buntline Hitch
The Buntline Hitch is a compact, strong, and secure hitch that goes back to the age of sail where it was used to secure buntlines to sails.
Slipped Half Hitch
The Slipped Half Hitch Knot is a slipped variation of the classic Half Hitch Knot that can be untied by just pulling the withdraw loop on the knot.
You’ve Been Tying the Figure 8 Knot All Wrong!
Unlock the secrets to a perfect Figure 8 knot—strong, secure, and hassle-free. Follow these steps to make untying after a climb a breeze!
Two Half Hitches
The Two Half Hitches is basically an overhand knot tied around an object, followed by a Half Hitch.
Double Figure 8 Knot
The Double Figure 8 knot, also known as the Bunny Ears, is the go-to knot for top ropers for equalizing two anchors.
Inline Figure 8 Knot
The Inline figure 8 or Directional Figure 8 is popular among climbers for creating a fixed loop in the middle of a rope, handling tension in one direction.
Figure 8 on a Bight
The Figure 8 on a Bight is a climber’s best friend used for anchor building to attach rope to a carabiner, climbing harness or belay devices.
