Marline spike hitch

[@Daffob1nt]

For the first time I didn't have to stop and rewind several times to understand a knot! Very good and easy tutorial! Thank you! :)

[@karhukivi]

Excellent, Mark! Many years ago I was making a rope ladder for the kids and used all sorts of knots to hold the rungs which usually slipped on one side. Didn't know about this one, it's not in my two fairly comprehensive books of knots - thank you!

[@rchrdschmidt]

Very easy to understand. Thanks

[@2manysigns]

Very nice tutorial.

[@al7385]

Clear and useful

[@efunpadhai]

I like your method

[@duggydugg3937]

Marling spike is the original term..it has morphed into Marlin spike..
for rope ladders constrictor knot might be useful..maybe even double figure 8 hitch

[@rishichakravarty6311]

thanks man

[@ishakusman1810]

Clear and easy 👍👍👍👍

[@michaelwalling8281]

very nice mark, well done.

[@bashkillszombies]

What is your tool called? Mine is called rodger. Rodger the todger. But the thing you're using is a marlin spike. Marlin - not marline.

[@efunpadhai]

Great

[@pinkivermaofficial3300]

Khati

[@malayalamlanguagefordeaf774]

Easy way

[@upalbarot9701]

👍

[@beatrisolguin7412]

👏👏👏

[@madhusudanan4948]

so easy

[@alexandragatto]

I know that voice, my paracord buddy!

[@bryantreacher5793]

This knot is not that secure in fact if you tie one and put your hand through the loop and pull it tight against your wrists it will come undone simply by twisting your wrist.

[@farhanrahman7664]

Unhelpful

[@rodbarnes6343]

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[@swatinatikar2456]

Nnnmmmm