Knots for webbing Make sure the knot is tight and the tails are at least 10cm long each time you use it. Scroll to see Animated Water Knot below the illustration and tying instructions. I teach how to tie the Water Knot, Frost Bend, Overhand on a Bight, Overhand Follow Through, Webbing Pennant Anchor, Daisy Chain, and Crush Carabiner use. Webbing knots that are not well 'set' tend to spontaneously untie. Daisy Chain or Electrician's Braid Common way to braid webbing or rope so it stays organized, unknotted, and easy to carry. How to Tie a Water Knot (aka Ring Bend or Overhand Bend) The knot should be arranged neatly and pulled tight. Beer Knot The Beer Knot is a bend used to join two pieces of tubular webbing and is commonly used by climbers and arborists to create slings. Following the same pattern as the overhand knot, feed the running end back through the knot. The second piece of webbing should enter between the center of the knot and the bend. Retrace the knot with the end, making sure to leave enough tail. qthktbx majx ygvyngxt ktgs jjokb vxspa jyj hwdevv ggdpyc qaedil