Tina Gallagher Thanks Tina. Glad to hear that you found the tip helpful :) Really appreciate you taking the time to watch, comment, and subscribe by the way... means alot! ATB -John
Heck yeah especially in a down poor or something and one don't have time to mess around with knots and such.. I'm going to have to try this for a cover for my hammock.
Exactly right! I don’t know how many times I’ve seen an interesting looking video then I saw how long it is and I don’t even bother checking it out. Or how often I’m watching a video and zip through it.
@@rexluminus9867 man i wish i loved my voice enough to want to hear it that much whenever i hear my voice its worse then listening to nails scratching on chalkboard
You're more than welcome John! I'm glad that you found this helpful. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment by the way... it's very much appreciated!
As a I clicked on the video I realized you would use something like a stick. But the "ah ha" moment was the adjustment you did when you had it roll. That was really cool. Thank you.
Been doing this for 35 years, at least. It's simple, quick and effective - just like this video. Very good presentation with no stupid music, edited "effects" or meaningless banter.
Because it's a tip for people who didn't learn to tie any knots. Anyone who can tie two half hitches won't ever need this tip. And you use midshipman's hitches around your stakes to make it adjustable. The idea is to use fewer steps and make it less complicated. So, that's why I downvoted it. Not every innovation is genius. This one ins superfluous.
This, THIS is why You Tube is so great. Guys like this sharing knowledge and insight. Something so simple but yet so practical and necessary in a urgent survival situation. Thank YOU.
This makes so much sense I can't believe this is the first I've seen it! Definitely a "why didn't I think of that". Also, thank you for keeping it short and not insulting our intelligence like most youtubers by describing every detail we can plainly see in the video. THANKS, AGAIN!
If your tarp doesn’t have grommets, you can put a small stone into the corner, tie the tarp end around it an secure it with a loop, then tighten it to a tree. Old Boy Scout stuff.
You're more than welcome. I'm glad to hear that this helped you out. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment by the way... it means a lot.
Great plain and simple little trick. Nice to see someone doing good for all to learn from. So many people doing evil things these days ! God Bless You and your kindness. My best to you and yours. .
An added suggestion: buy yourself a bag of small marbles. These can be used for tarps that do not have grommets. Wrap the material around the marble then tie off with your line. Works great and you do not have to cut holes in your tarp.
I liked this so much I immediately went out to my shop and grabbed a four foot, 3/4" wood dowel, which I cut into twelve 2 1/2" lengths, then modified them with a round file in the middle about 3/16" deep and a 1/2" wide so the bungee could not slip out of the channel, then after looking at what was left I cut them down to use for holding an ear of corn, by placing a stainless screw into an end of the dowel which were cut to 1.5" so I barely had any waste left. Thanks for for the tip as well as an idea for eating steaming hot corn, without burning my fingers.
I went even further and made 2,000,000 of your little dowel projects (minus the screws) and dribbled them about the woods wherever I may wander for the next 40 years so I'll never have to carry any with me! just yankin' your chain, good idea
It's the little trick like this that can make all the difference in the field. I'd never seen this before and absolutely plan on keeping this in my back pocket. Thank you for sharing.
Wow! Thank you, thank you! 😀I will be using this right away on a 12 x 24 tarp. Terrific tip! A real Game changer, as I don’t see well and it’s over 100° outside today... not having to make all of those knots just saved me a lot of time in the hot sun. Thank you from Arizona! 👍 Blessings to you!
You're more than welcome Barry. I'm glad to hear that you found it useful. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment by the way... it's much appreciated!
Although this is simply common sense, it's clearly stated, and executed, within an excellent video. My question is not only about this video, but this one is a fine example of what I see far too often, and don't grasp. There are 2% thumbs down, but no negativite comments, so what possible negative thoughts do people have on this??? I see no reason at all to down this one?
TH-cam has overloaded the thumbs down. It doesn’t just mean “I hate this fucking video, it’s awful”, it also means “this may be a perfectly fine video but I’m not interested in this or anything like it, please don’t show me any more.” So if the algorithm is recommending your video to... well, anybody at all, really, you’re gonna collect thumbs down.
I like it and want to try it. The only negative I can see, and again, I have to try it, is that with no attachment through the inner grommets, will the tarp slip off due to wind, rain load, snow load, etc? I like the idea, and the adjustability part as well.
There must be a thousand different ways to set up a tarp. The problem is most of them fade from memory when out in the woods. This technique is fast and easy to remember. Thanks man!
Yeahhhh baby!!! That was really slick. I'd even cut some short lengths of PVC and drill holes thru them or cut notches and toss them into a bag with rope, bungee cords and a couple of small tent stakes. I value knowledge, but if I am in a survival situation or just want to make life easier, I would prefer not to have to worry about knots and then untying them later.
All these thumbs down must be from the people who sit on their couch and do nothing but Facebook, so they have no need for this excellent outdoor advice.
I personally am a knotting fanatic, but to see a great tip such as this without knots is a cool thing. Still have to use cord though, so gets a thumbs up from me!
Real good one. Little extra to go with this. If its really windy, to prevent any bellows forming along the ridge line, get two rocks, about the size of pingpong balls, or a little smaller, and near the very end of each side of the ridgeline, push a rock up into the tarp and hold on to it, with the tarp covering it, with the other hand just take a couple fingers and twist a loop, with one twist in it, then feed the tarp covered rock threw the loop and pull each side tight. Now take both sides of the line, pull them together to create another loop, opposite of the last and push the rock threw again and pull each tight again.2 or 3 loops are all thats needed. This also works for securing material that doesn't have grommets.
You're very welcome! Thanks not only for taking the time to watch and comment, but for all that you do out there in the Wilderness to help others my friend!
How well would a setup like this hold tho in windy conditions? I understand it provides the ability to move the tarp along the line but seems you could just wrap the line through each hole one time. That way it could still slide, just not as easily, but would hold in bad weather conditions
I ALREADY KNEW THAT!! (lol, just kidding... But I WAS wondering WHY I DIDNT!) So simple, so efficient! Thank you for sharing! (Now if only I can REMEMBER it the next time I use a tarp 😊)
ooooh, that adjustability! this tip goes in the "very nifty" category. great video, short and sweet, makes me wanna watch more. looks like you're doing real good things here. subscribed.
This is a great starter method for kids. My boys are loving the shelter building we're starting so far, but integrating this will provide more immediate satisfaction. Even the rapid Ridgeline effect is creating an extra tutelage scenario and some resulting impatience. They just want to get under the thing to hang out and play. My expectation in using this method will be for it to become the 'Gateway Toggle' of camping/survival shelter building. 😄
I couldn't agree more my friend... this would certainly make for a good easy way to start the kids out on their tarp shelters. I'm incredibly glad to hear that your boys are loving the shelter that you've started :) Sounds like a lot of fun :) I love your term "Gateway Toggle" by the way, haha ;) Thank you very much for watching, as well as for your great comment... it really means a lot. Best.... -John
Hi John! Greetings from Brazil! My wife used to clip these grommets in several different type of cloths, considering she is a seamstress. Normally these kind of grommets are used in curtains too. So she lent me her clipping grommet machine and I have clipped more groments on my tarp - every 30 centimeters- around 12 " - is clipped one of them. In addition, with a pair of scissors I cut several pieces of rubber (from an air chamber) those ones assembled inside of the tires. Of course, I will not destroy my tire just to remove its air chamber lol ! You can buy one of them in any tire shop. It is not necessary to be a brand new...it could be a used one. I cut several rings of rubber - wide enough to pass through the grommet and make a loop. While camping, If the wind is strong,it will not damage your tarp 'cause it gets flexible and you have more points to put your camping sticks on the ground. If you are not using your tarp, it is not necessary to take them away...you just fold it and it's ready! Anyway, your suggestion is also cool! congrats!
do a loop through the grommet then another loop from around the edge of the tarp and push that loop through the loop that went through the grommet then put stick in that loop and it will lock it down from sliding. Great vid Love the idea!!!
You're more than welcome Jason! I'm right there with ya... I really enjoy using knots (and learning new ones of course), however I'm always up for finding quicker, easier, and effective methods too. Thank you for taking the time to watch and for leaving such a great comment by the way... it's much appreciated brother!
Thank you for the great feedback my friend. I'm very glad to hear that you enjoyed the video. Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment by the way... means a lot!
+Wookie S. Thompson My pleasure :) It keeps everything surprisingly nice and secure under most any conditions. Thanks for watching and commenting btw... it's much appreciated. Best.... -John
I see that being loose and needing tightening often. Maybe if you twist the toggle like a screw to prevent sliding on the ridge line? I’ll stick with prusik knots
You're more than welcome Diane! I hope that this video was useful for helping you to create a simple shelter for a great day at the beach. Thank you for taking the time to watch and for leaving such a great comment... it's much appreciated!
THAT is a cool tip. I've subscribed and hope to learn more from you.
Tina Gallagher Thanks Tina. Glad to hear that you found the tip helpful :) Really appreciate you taking the time to watch, comment, and subscribe by the way... means alot!
ATB -John
Heck yeah especially in a down poor or something and one don't have time to mess around with knots and such.. I'm going to have to try this for a cover for my hammock.
@Swamp Yankee yeah I would have to agree with you. Thank you for taking the time to reply!
Just have to say, this is how every youtube video should be. Short, to the (single) point, and useful. Thanks
And not being a Salesman for some product either
@Mistrblank You're very welcome. Thank you for your generous comment by the way my friend... means a lot!
Can I get an amen!!?
Exactly right! I don’t know how many times I’ve seen an interesting looking video then I saw how long it is and I don’t even bother checking it out. Or how often I’m watching a video and zip through it.
so there shouldnt be any other videos on youtube that arent how to videos?
Invaluable information with zero bs. Straight to the point in less time than some channel’s opening animations. 👍👍👍👍
Dude, I wached a DIY video tonight and the guy wouldn't shut up. The actual tips started at almost 12:00. God Lord Man.
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@@WestDesertRat Some people just like to hear they own voice so much that they even watch they own video over & over again!!!🤗🤣🥺😛😃😂😂😂
@@rexluminus9867 man i wish i loved my voice enough to want to hear it that much whenever i hear my voice its worse then listening to nails scratching on chalkboard
And he didn’t say “What’s up TH-cam” 🤣😂🤣😂 Bonus👍😁😉
Brilliant. At 55, been using tarps most of my life. Never thought of this. You just made my life easier. Thank you so much!
You're more than welcome John! I'm glad that you found this helpful. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment by the way... it's very much appreciated!
Toggles rock. Great tip to share. One of the best. And in under 2 minutes. On some channels this would be a thirty minute video. Thanks!
Thanks my Brother... really appreciate that!
All the best... -John
I agree quick and concise. No need to make things drawn out more than they need to be. Great video.
That’s a tip I can use. We’re never too old to learn something.
As a I clicked on the video I realized you would use something like a stick. But the "ah ha" moment was the adjustment you did when you had it roll. That was really cool. Thank you.
You're very welcome my friend. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment by the way... it's much appreciated.
I've been using those tarps for decades - how did I never figure that out?! Thank You!!!
Thank you for just getting to it without a ton of exposition. Clear, concise, and instantly useful!
Been doing this for 35 years, at least. It's simple, quick and effective - just like this video. Very good presentation with no stupid music, edited "effects" or meaningless banter.
I cannot believe over 1k people down voted this video. Why and how would you not like this brilliance!??
Because it's a tip for people who didn't learn to tie any knots. Anyone who can tie two half hitches won't ever need this tip. And you use midshipman's hitches around your stakes to make it adjustable.
The idea is to use fewer steps and make it less complicated. So, that's why I downvoted it. Not every innovation is genius. This one ins superfluous.
@@thereallycoolnameswereallt4587 Wow. You take knots very seriously.
@Brian Wilson Hahahaha oh that is some good shit right there..
This, THIS is why You Tube is so great. Guys like this sharing knowledge and insight. Something so simple but yet so practical and necessary in a urgent survival situation. Thank YOU.
fangfour You're very welcome. Really appreciate the great comment btw my friend... thanks :)
This makes so much sense I can't believe this is the first I've seen it! Definitely a "why didn't I think of that". Also, thank you for keeping it short and not insulting our intelligence like most youtubers by describing every detail we can plainly see in the video. THANKS, AGAIN!
If your tarp doesn’t have grommets, you can put a small stone into the corner, tie the tarp end around it an secure it with a loop, then tighten it to a tree. Old Boy Scout stuff.
dang........I learned two new things today.
Native A Mexicans also use this method on their Tipis.
Thanks for the tip. Not sure why anyone would give you a thumbs down unless they’re Glampers and would never have a use for a tarp....
I just bought a large tarp to go over my tent plus an extra 10 feet of space and I needed more poles. Until now. This is what I'll do. Thanks
You're more than welcome. I'm glad to hear that this helped you out. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment by the way... it means a lot.
Great plain and simple little trick. Nice to see someone doing good for all to learn from. So many people doing evil things these days ! God Bless You and your kindness. My best to you and yours.
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Thank you so much my friend. All my best to you and yours as well.
And the TH-cam algorithm decided to drop me here today... but this was actually one I can use! Thanks for the tip!
The good ol' algorithm finally got it right, eh? Lol. Seriously though, thanks for taking the time to watch and comment... it's very much appreciated!
You Tube didn’t get around to dropping it on me until today. What did I do wrong? 😄😄
Good, useful tip, well-presented. Thanks, IA
@@timdowney6721 Better late than never, lol ;)
Thank you for the very generous comment by the way Tim... means a lot my friend!
No knots ? How do I attach it to the tree ?
Thank you for the clever tip nice video
An added suggestion: buy yourself a bag of small marbles. These can be used for tarps that do not have grommets. Wrap the material around the marble then tie off with your line. Works great and you do not have to cut holes in your tarp.
Tony V You so right! I teach my SAR cadets to get round more smooth rocks! Good tip!
@@bsoutdooradventures9541 agreed,.. slightly larger than a marble seems to work best for me, but marbles avoid searching around I guess.
Someone else suggested a rock which should be readily available in case you lose your marbles
Thanks for the marble tip. Great idea.
I liked this so much I immediately went out to my shop and grabbed a four foot, 3/4" wood dowel, which I cut into twelve 2 1/2" lengths, then modified them with a round file in the middle about 3/16" deep and a 1/2" wide so the bungee could not slip out of the channel, then after looking at what was left I cut them down to use for holding an ear of corn, by placing a stainless screw into an end of the dowel which were cut to 1.5" so I barely had any waste left.
Thanks for for the tip as well as an idea for eating steaming hot corn, without burning my fingers.
I went even further and made 2,000,000 of your little dowel projects (minus the screws) and dribbled them about the woods wherever I may wander for the next 40 years so I'll never have to carry any with me! just yankin' your chain, good idea
We learnt these bush skills way back 50 years ago.
Good to see someone out there spreading the word.
This method also saves time in the event you're setting up in bad weather etc. Cool trick! And breakdown is just as easy.
Subbed. No BS, no music. Perfect and to the point.
Thank you for the kind compliment Kevin. I really appreciate the sub and support by the way... means a lot!
How could that many people go out of their way to dislike this video?
Its quick and informative. It could save your life.
I have been sitting practicing all these knots, which are good to know for other things... but now my tarp is going up just like this.. much easier.
I've been camping for decades and I just learned something new. Nice.
Now that's genuine thinking outside of the box... Great tip that'll certainly come in handy!
It's the little trick like this that can make all the difference in the field. I'd never seen this before and absolutely plan on keeping this in my back pocket. Thank you for sharing.
Wow the simplicity of some things lol Thank you so much! 😊👍
Wow! Thank you, thank you! 😀I will be using this right away on a 12 x 24 tarp. Terrific tip! A real Game changer, as I don’t see well and it’s over 100° outside today... not having to make all of those knots just saved me a lot of time in the hot sun. Thank you from Arizona! 👍 Blessings to you!
What a great memory jogger.I learned this many years ago but completely forgot about it. Thanks John clear and concise👍🏻
Thanks for the tip. I'm going to save a few, used bamboo, chopsticks and use it on the ridge line.
What a quick & clever idea, real handy in cold weather for quick set up.thank you sir.👏👏👏👏👏
You're more than welcome Barry. I'm glad to hear that you found it useful. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment by the way... it's much appreciated!
Although this is simply common sense, it's clearly stated, and executed, within an excellent video. My question is not only about this video, but this one is a fine example of what I see far too often, and don't grasp. There are 2% thumbs down, but no negativite comments, so what possible negative thoughts do people have on this??? I see no reason at all to down this one?
TH-cam has overloaded the thumbs down. It doesn’t just mean “I hate this fucking video, it’s awful”, it also means “this may be a perfectly fine video but I’m not interested in this or anything like it, please don’t show me any more.” So if the algorithm is recommending your video to... well, anybody at all, really, you’re gonna collect thumbs down.
I like it and want to try it. The only negative I can see, and again, I have to try it, is that with no attachment through the inner grommets, will the tarp slip off due to wind, rain load, snow load, etc? I like the idea, and the adjustability part as well.
5 minutes worth of information in under 2. Impressive.
great tip no annoying intro, quick and to the point
Thank you very much Brother.
THIS IS THE BEST TIP I'VE SEEN SO FAR 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you very much Barbara! I'm glad that you enjoyed it :)
Duh!! Of course! Glad YOU thought to share such a simple, common sense, little-known, amazing trick!!!
That's a great trick! Even an old dog can learn something new! Thanks so much for sharing!
The Luth, when an old dog learns a new trick, it means he's wise 🦉. Blessings!
There must be a thousand different ways to set up a tarp. The problem is most of them fade from memory when out in the woods. This technique is fast and easy to remember. Thanks man!
You're more than welcome! Glad to hear that you found it useful man! Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment by the way... means a lot!
Yeahhhh baby!!! That was really slick. I'd even cut some short lengths of PVC and drill holes thru them or cut notches and toss them into a bag with rope, bungee cords and a couple of small tent stakes. I value knowledge, but if I am in a survival situation or just want to make life easier, I would prefer not to have to worry about knots and then untying them later.
Wow!! Mind blown 🤯. Why have I never know this????
John, This is a fantastic tip, happy to see your back "of course"
+ben terwellen Thanks Ben... can't tell you how much that means my friend. Glad you liked this little tip :)
All the best to you and yours... -John
All these thumbs down must be from the people who sit on their couch and do nothing but Facebook, so they have no need for this excellent outdoor advice.
The couch potatoes will learn in an emergency. If the power goes off you can set up a small tent in your house and use a terracotta pot heater.
I like my easy chair better...
Everyone who disagrees with you must be defective in some way. Why even pay attention to the thumbs downs? Who cares?
Oh boofknhoo
It's a TH-cam video , every video has some thumbs down.
buncha basement dwellers. Granny's getting tired of'em anyway.
So simple that it's almost too obvious! I love it!
Glad you enjoyed it Jay! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment... it's much appreciated!
Fantastic! Short, to the point, functional. 👍
Thanks! I really appreciate your kind words brother... means a lot man! 👍
I personally am a knotting fanatic, but to see a great tip such as this without knots is a cool thing. Still have to use cord though, so gets a thumbs up from me!
Ha! This is one of those "DOH! Why didn't I think of this before?" tricks. Nice...
Thanks Mike. I'm glad you found it useful. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment by the way... means a lot Brother.
I felt like I watched you show me fire for the first time.
Real good one. Little extra to go with this. If its really windy, to prevent any bellows forming along the ridge line, get two rocks, about the size of pingpong balls, or a little smaller, and near the very end of each side of the ridgeline, push a rock up into the tarp and hold on to it, with the tarp covering it, with the other hand just take a couple fingers and twist a loop, with one twist in it, then feed the tarp covered rock threw the loop and pull each side tight. Now take both sides of the line, pull them together to create another loop, opposite of the last and push the rock threw again and pull each tight again.2 or 3 loops are all thats needed. This also works for securing material that doesn't have grommets.
thank you for that ..had a problem for weeks with a new shed base being covered by a tarp ...Tomorrow morning that ends ..
thanks to you ....
I'm really glad to hear that you found it helpful my friend. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment by the way... means a lot.
Muy ingeniosa ésta manera de colocar y estirar el toldo, gracias y saludos desde Ceuta 😄👍
You, sir, are a genius!! Thanks for sharing.
+KidHoliday My pleasure. Thanks!
Great idea, John! Thanks for sharing your wisdom! Dane.
Great tip! As a Wilderness medical officer these tip are invaluable! Thank you for sharing!
You're very welcome! Thanks not only for taking the time to watch and comment, but for all that you do out there in the Wilderness to help others my friend!
Now thats what I call a trick. Thank you sir
This method is fast and easy, and holds up pretty well. thanks for sharing man.
How well would a setup like this hold tho in windy conditions?
I understand it provides the ability to move the tarp along the line but seems you could just wrap the line through each hole one time. That way it could still slide, just not as easily, but would hold in bad weather conditions
The toggle system does hold pretty well.
I ALREADY KNEW THAT!! (lol, just kidding... But I WAS wondering WHY I DIDNT!) So simple, so efficient! Thank you for sharing! (Now if only I can REMEMBER it the next time I use a tarp 😊)
Simple trick for sure, but I can see it being handy. If nothing else the ability to adjust on the fly
Watch it at 1.5 times speed and you could still understand everything clearly... Now I saved you a minute!!
Thank you for making a short concise video; as opposed to an 11 min video explaining a 30 sec tip 😀
You're very welcome Joshua. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment... it's much appreciated! :)
Dude, this is absolutely awesome. Now that's an incredibly valuable tip, thanks a lot brother. Immediately subscribed.
Thanks for the subscription and support my Brother... it's very much appreciated!
ooooh, that adjustability! this tip goes in the "very nifty" category.
great video, short and sweet, makes me wanna watch more. looks like you're doing real good things here. subscribed.
Now, hopefully, I'll be able to store this in my brain somewhere....I'll try to make room.
This is a great starter method for kids. My boys are loving the shelter building we're starting so far, but integrating this will provide more immediate satisfaction.
Even the rapid Ridgeline effect is creating an extra tutelage scenario and some resulting impatience. They just want to get under the thing to hang out and play.
My expectation in using this method will be for it to become the 'Gateway Toggle' of camping/survival shelter building. 😄
I couldn't agree more my friend... this would certainly make for a good easy way to start the kids out on their tarp shelters. I'm incredibly glad to hear that your boys are loving the shelter that you've started :) Sounds like a lot of fun :) I love your term "Gateway Toggle" by the way, haha ;)
Thank you very much for watching, as well as for your great comment... it really means a lot.
Best.... -John
Hi John! Greetings from Brazil! My wife used to clip these grommets in several different type of cloths, considering she is a seamstress. Normally these kind of grommets are used in curtains too. So she lent me her clipping grommet machine and I have clipped more groments on my tarp - every 30 centimeters- around 12 " - is clipped one of them. In addition, with a pair of scissors I cut several pieces of rubber (from an air chamber) those ones assembled inside of the tires. Of course, I will not destroy my tire just to remove its air chamber lol ! You can buy one of them in any tire shop. It is not necessary to be a brand new...it could be a used one. I cut several rings of rubber - wide enough to pass through the grommet and make a loop. While camping, If the wind is strong,it will not damage your tarp 'cause it gets flexible and you have more points to put your camping sticks on the ground. If you are not using your tarp, it is not necessary to take them away...you just fold it and it's ready! Anyway, your suggestion is also cool! congrats!
That was AWESOME! I Subscribed
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@@IntenseAngler My Pleasure :-)
Nice tip John. I missed you, glad you are well.
+Survival On Purpose Thanks Brother. Great to be back. Hope all's been well over your way man!
Love it !!.plus the trick of the bacon band eggs on the brown bag🙂
do a loop through the grommet then another loop from around the edge of the tarp and push that loop through the loop that went through the grommet then put stick in that loop and it will lock it down from sliding. Great vid Love the idea!!!
Thank you for the compliment as well as for your comment... it's very much appreciated!
......most excellent!! Learn something new everyday.. it it is handy it is that much better. Thank you. Subscribed.
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Basic field craft 101 in British regular army its simple and works
Hey... a great tip!!! Thanks so much
Thank you very much for your tipp.
It helped us so much to create shade from the sun ⛅.
You're more than welcome Rex. I'm glad to hear that it helped you out Brother.
I love when simple meets practical! Nice tip! Thanks for posting.
That's a handy one,never thought of that,lol.Thanks bro.😀✌
You're welcome Brother.
Guy sets up a tarp.....gets over 2.5 million views.
Right
That's handy to know thanks!
You're welcome Sheri! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment... it's much appreciated :)
Game changer!! Still love to learn knots but hey, carry some dowel or whatever and you're even set up quicker! Gread video!! Thank you!
You're more than welcome Jason! I'm right there with ya... I really enjoy using knots (and learning new ones of course), however I'm always up for finding quicker, easier, and effective methods too. Thank you for taking the time to watch and for leaving such a great comment by the way... it's much appreciated brother!
Outstanding Troop GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR family and AMERICA
this a really good tip, so simple ! thank you :)
+Val Brindilles My pleasure Val :) Thanks for the kind words btw.. much appreciated!
glad youre back!
+LDK447 Thanks! Great to be back :)
I will be trying this. Thanks for the tip!
+Odood19 My pleasure. Hope you find it as useful as I have :)
I appreciate that you got straight to the point without wasting our (or your) time.
Nice video. I love the simplicity and you didn't waste our time.
Thank you.
Thank you for the great feedback my friend. I'm very glad to hear that you enjoyed the video. Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment by the way... means a lot!
That's the kind of thing I say "I'm such a brilliant fellow, and that's so horribly simple; why did somebody have to show me that?"
A thing so simple that after you see it you feel like you've known it all along.
Yes!
Ooohh so useful thank you! How well does it stay put in heavy wind and rain?
+Wookie S. Thompson My pleasure :) It keeps everything surprisingly nice and secure under most any conditions. Thanks for watching and commenting btw... it's much appreciated.
Best.... -John
This is brilliant!!! Don't know when I would ever use it but never the less, brilliant!!! I love hacks like this. Quick set up and quick take down.
Pure genius. Thank you, from a not knot person.
How did you attach the ridge line to the tree without any knots?
Now that's a secret for another video... ;)
Steven Hobbs .... hes " knot" saying !
fantastic !!
+Kanzee Thanks!
+IntenseAngler thanks for not forgotten about us john
Tip: to cut down heat transfer from a hot sun double up on the tarp.
Very good tip. Thanks for passing that one along Stephen.
Simple and easy method but effective. Well done
I can't believe I never thought of this before. Brilliant trick.
Thanks Dave! Glad to hear that you found it helpful. Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment by the way... means a lot brother!
Works very well!!
WB John missed ya brother.
+jeff benjamin Thanks brother. Really good to be back man! :)
I see that being loose and needing tightening often. Maybe if you twist the toggle like a screw to prevent sliding on the ridge line?
I’ll stick with prusik knots
certainly do not use anything round at least
Woah. Impressive. Who knew such a simple trick could be so well demonstrated.
I so appreciate this video! I am researching ways to create a simple wind and sun shelter for a day at the beach. Love the toggle idea. Thank you
You're more than welcome Diane! I hope that this video was useful for helping you to create a simple shelter for a great day at the beach. Thank you for taking the time to watch and for leaving such a great comment... it's much appreciated!