CONSTRICTOR KNOT | How to make a constrictor knot and a slipped constrictor knot

We place a lot of trust in a constrictor knot and as one of the most versatile knots, constrictor knot can save you a lot of time and effort. In this video I share how to use a constrictor hitch for every day purposes as well as for wilderness survival purposes. The benefit of making a constrictor slipped knot is that you can use it to tie up a line at combat speed all while still being easy to undo. Once you've practiced making a constrictor knot a few times, it will be one of your favourite knots, a cool party trick and something you readily do at combat speed. I also discuss the similarities between a constrictor knot and a clove hitch.
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[@Sirilere]

Oh my! My favorite Prepper. ❤

[@LiveReady]

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[@lesmontgomery7]

Thank you Clarise. I always enjoy your videos.

[@LiveReady]

Thanks for watching!

[@ruzzellp]

Thanks

[@LiveReady]

You're welcome!

[@allendelarosa7891]

Dang this is one hell of a good knot. Thanks for explaining and demonstrating the way you do!

[@LiveReady]

You're welcome thanks for watching!

[@kevindecoteau3186]

Blessings on you, thank you.

[@jackdad7411]

Great video, love your channel

[@LiveReady]

Thanks for watching!

[@kurtsteiner8384]

Very good clarise, i tend to use marine grade rope 10 to 12mm dia, traditional type rope not cordage as it can be spliced also.
I do cary para cord too for emergencies.

[@LiveReady]

Thanks! I like my stretch of climbing rope for demonstration. I'll keep your suggestion in mind.

[@Flashahol]

I don't know if it's a regional difference but this is the first time I hear the constrictor knot being called a hitch since the original purpose was to keep bundles together.
I do like that quick-release version though as I always have a hard time trusting the clove hitch for applications where the tension may vary and intermittently release on the line.

[@LiveReady]

Hi there! Application is important yes. If you're fastening a line to a fixed point it's generally referred to as a hitch - implying the fixed point.

[@UniversalSovereignCitizen]

Taught line hitch on the vertical?

[@LiveReady]

Hmmm, can be done...

[@isuwish73]

Hi what would be the best knot for makeshift bowstring? I heard bowline is actually slippery is that true?

[@LiveReady]

Bowline shouldn't slip🤔 otherwise try a clove hitch and maybe just wrap the line around itself before making the hitch over it. The best is always to carve a notch into whatever your fixing the rope to so it can't move on the object.

[@isuwish73]

@@LiveReady good advise, I learned from your videos how to make solid knots, I am gonna use bowline but with safety knot like you did in your bowline knot video. Thank you.

[@LiveReady]

@@isuwish73 You're welcome, good luck with your project!

[@paleoanonymous9026]

Just make sure the toggle isn't going to break.

[@jackdad7411]

The toggle is not working hard, or under pressure, It’s only there to prevent the trigger from slipping through until your ready to release it

[@paleoanonymous9026]

@jackdad7411 I only mentioned it because I picked a stick up off the ground to use to hang my rucksack with, and it snaped.

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[@LiveReady]

Hi there! I hope you recover well, all the best!

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