The Multitool You Should Have In Your Kit - Webbing (PART 1)

Webbing is a practical tool with a wide variety of uses. Here is a rundown of what webbing to use, how to use it, and even some things not to do when using it.
This is Part 1 so be sure to check out Part 2 as well.
Stay vigilant!
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*The information, including but not limited to, text, graphics, images and other material contained in this video is for informational purposes only. No material in this video is intended to be a substitute for professional medical training or advice. Always seek out proper certified medical training, never operate outside your scope of practice and follow your local guidelines and laws regarding medical care and treatment.

[@stefanedentorp1946]

Excellent presentation and great content. Only thing that´s maybe missing is the Beer Knot as you work with tubular webbing. Not really for knot tying in the field though.

[@Patrick-nl4zp]

Liked and subbed just for the info on the water knot. Too many people teaching bad water knot technique!

[@Bootsbladesbullets]

Fantastic content, thanks for creating this, hope you keep it coming

[@yahusrevus]

Outstanding... Liked & Subscribed.

[@SixEcho]

Thank you!

[@safety86]

I really like the webbing videos!

[@SixEcho]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@etiennechupa2130]

What length of webbing should I carry

[@SixEcho]

18' tied in a loop is a good length

[@Maryland_Kulak]

15:1? C’mon man. Why not 30:1? 100:1? Where does it end?