ADVANCED KNOTS for Ridgelines | Camping, Bushcraft and Survival Knots

In this video I demonstrate a variety of ways to anchor, tension and accessorize a ridge-line from very simple to less known or more advanced knots.

Intro 00:00
Anchor Point Knots 01:00
Two Half Hitches Knot 01:15
Slippery Two Half Hitches Knot 01:40
Bowline & Toggle 01:56
Running Bowline 02:40
Mooring Hitch 03:15
Evenk Knot or Russian Knot 03:55
Adding Tension 04:55
Truckers Hitch 05:40
Fisherman’s Knot 06:54
Prussik Knot 07:10
Friction Hitch 07:35

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