Binod Gautam
Binod Gautam is the founder of Knotspedia and has over 10 years of experience tying and testing knots for camping, fishing, hiking, and daily use. He launched knotspedia to share his extensive experience and help others master the art of knot tying. Binod breaks down each knot with step-by-step guides and real-world tips you can actually use. Whether you’re just getting started or want to sharpen your skills, Binod’s guides are made to be useful, accurate, and easy to follow.
Simple Simon Bend
The Simple Simon Bend is a secure knot for joining slippery ropes, including those of different sizes. Learn how to tie its three variations.
Lapp Knot
The Lapp Knot is a versatile knot used for joining ropes. Similar to the Sheet Bend but distinct, it can also serve as a loop or binding knot.
Scott’s Locked Bowline
The Scott’s Locked Bowline is a secure variation of the Bowline. Its locked tag end resists slipping, making it great for climbing, caving or securing loads.
Gasket Coil
The Gasket Coil (ABoK #3089) is a secure, tangle-free way to store long ropes or extension cords. It’s easy to tie and ensures quick deployment without twists.
Quickie Coil
The Quickie Coil (ABoK #3099) is a fast and efficient method for coiling and securing ropes, making it ideal for quick storage or transport.
Sailor’s Coil
The Sailor’s Coil (ABoK #3098) stores ropes at sea, preventing tangles and kinks. Easy to tie, it keeps ropes secure and ready for use. Perfect for sailors!
Fireman’s Coil
The Fireman’s Coil (ABoK #3094) is a quick, neat way to store ropes keeping them tangle-free. A single pull releases the rope instantly when needed!
Shake Hands Bend
The Shake Hands Bend is a reliable knot for joining two ropes. It’s strong, neat, and works well with slippery ropes, making it perfect for tight spaces!
