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This site makes the Trucker's Hitch look very simple. You just start with an Alpine Butterfly, pull a loose end through a ring and then the butterfly loop, then
by hathawsh 4y ago
This site makes the Trucker's Hitch look very simple. You just start with an Alpine Butterfly, pull a loose end through a ring and then the butterfly loop, then secure the loose end around the rope.
https://knots3d.com/knots/en_us/63/truckers-hitch https://knots3d.com/knots/en_us/63/truckers-hitch
Note for the author: the "Note" section on that page has the same text pasted 3 times. Still a great tutorial!
- cseleborg 4y agoThe trucker's hitch is one ofy favorites. I use it (with some Paracord) to tie stuff done to my bike. A piece of cord is just so much more durable and more compact than those elastic bands with hooks. I prefer taking the extra 30 seconds rather than risking a rubber cord snapping somewhere near my face.
- bitexploder 4y agoThe alpine butterfly is one of my favorite and most used knots in my workshop. Very easy to remember, very strong and useful.
- krasin 4y agoSpecifically for the Trucker's Hitch, this video is quite popular: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUHgGK-tImY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUHgGK-tImY