Well what can I say about this tree climbing knot? "Knot" very much... (yes I went there). Anyway The Klemheist Knot is extremely similar to The Prusik Knot - except its easier to tie and untie. Simple.
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Written by chaz on May 4th, 2009
Written by chaz on May 4th, 2009
Double Fisherman's Knot.
The double fisherman's knot, like a sheet bend, can be used to join two lines together. That is in fact where this knot gets its name - its a favourite of fishermen who need to join together two fishing lines
Like the buntline and anchor, the double fisherman's knot ...
Written by chaz on May 4th, 2009
The Figure of 8 Knot is sometimes known as The Flemish knot or just plain "eight." Often employed by sailors, this is a fantastic stopper knot.
The Figure of 8 is often used as an alternative to the Overhand Knot.
Of course - in non-loading and situations which are not life threatening, ...
Written by chaz on May 4th, 2009
If you're going to climb trees - its obvious, you need to know how to tie the bowline knot. It's probably the most essential tree climbing knot there is and is one of the first knots any serious climber should learn.
The bowline is usually employed thus:
for the simple attaching of ...
Written by chaz on February 4th, 2012
If you're looking for a treestand with a little extra room, the Goliath SS Climbing Treestand by Summit Specialties is just what you need. This aluminum treestand is durable and rugged, and the two-piece seat buckles allow for height adjustment and enable you to remove the seat ...
