1. Half knot
The half knot is the basic knot of all rope knots. Prevents slipping or temporarily prevents the rope from continuing to unravel when the end of the rope opens. The disadvantage is that it can be difficult to untie when the knot is too tight or gets wet.
2. Eight-figure knot
The eight-figure knot is simple and easy to remember. Can be used as a temporary or simple stop, braking point on a rope. Even if the ends are pulled tightly, they can still be easily untied.
3. Flat knot
A flat knot is to tie the two ends of the same rope together. It is suitable for connecting ropes of the same thickness and material; but it is not suitable for thicker ropes with smooth surfaces. Once the wrapping method is wrong, the result may be an incomplete slipknot, and the knot will fall apart when pulled hard. If the knot is pulled too tight, it will not be easy to untie; but if you hold the rope end with both hands and pull hard on both sides, it can be easily untied.
4. The weighing knot
The weighing knot is called the king of knots and is the most popular in the world. It is used in various outdoor sports, even in all walks of life or in daily life. Used frequently in life. Used when the rope is tied to another object or when a loop is formed at the end of the rope. It is easy to tie and untie, and the combination ensures high safety. It has a wide range of uses and changes.
5. Double tack knot
Double tack knot is used as the beginning and end of other knots. It is usually used on items with equal force on both ends and is suitable for horizontal pulling force. It has extremely high safety, but if force is applied only on one end of the rope, the knot of the double tack knot may become messy or loosened.