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.
Timber Hitch
The Timber Hitch is a secure and easy-to-untie knot perfect for attaching objects to poles or logs. Ideal for arborist work, campsites, and more.
Midshipman’s Hitch
The Midshipman’s Hitch is a hitch knot that creates an adjustable loop at the end of a rope and holds tight under tension.
Highwayman’s Hitch
The Highwayman’s Hitch a.k.a. Bank Robber's knot is a quick release hitch knot used to tie something temporarily but want to release in a snap.
Highpost Hitch
The Highpost Hitch or a Highpoint Hitch is a quick release hitch that is used to tie boats around the post or pile.
Noose Knot
The Noose knot is one of the simplest running loops that self-tightens when the standing end is pulled.
Backup Knot: Do You Really Need It?
The Backup knot is a stopper knot tied at the end of a rope after the primary knot to prevent it from coming undone.
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.
