How to Tie a Clove Hitch Knot

How to tie horizontal Clove Hitch knots: Similar to the diagonal Clove Hitch knot, but this knot is tied horizontally (parallel to the bar or dowel you’re working from) and requires an extra piece of cord 1. You’ll need a row of cords plus an extra length of cord to be the filler cord (the cord that runs inside the Clove Hitch knots) 2. It helps to secure one end of the extra cord near the left side of your work. Use a Lark’s Head knot or simply tie an overhand knot around the bar or dowel. **Yo

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As a climber who loves adventures: the clove hitch one of my top three essential knots and hitches for climbing. I use it almost every outing I’m on. Clove hitch is because it has so many uses - Anchor building - Masterpoitns on anchors - I use it to personally anchor As I mention in the video it also has helpful properties - Easy to tie and check - Easy to undo - Extendable without retying/ taking it off of the cartabiner I is a very versatile hitch. I think every climber would benefit from kno

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