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Why knot?
10. Taut-line hitch: The perfect knot to use when setting up a tarp in a rainstorm; it’s fast and adjustable.
9. Sheepshank knot: The simple knot that diminishes length but triples the strength of the rope allowing for greater loads.
8. Double Figure 8 Knot: The incredibly simple, secure knot that allows one to attempt the impossible and scale a vertical rock face; without fear of death.
7. Over hand knot: The perfect knot to make sure everything doesn’t fail; even if your other knots do.
6. Cleat Hitch: The seemingly simple knot that to the dismay of many captains so many people cannot tie. But, perfect or tying off a boat while you stop for lunch.
5. 2 half-hitches: The everything outdoors knot. Ideal for tying off a bear

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