Alpine Butterfly knot tutorial hand wraps method ✅💡 There are many and some common uses are: To create a mid-rope attachment loop (or two). To join two ropes. To isolate a damaged section of rope. To provide a second loop near the end of the rope for two-point anchors. To attach a pulley, ring, or other object part way along a rope. For the middle person in a roped team of three. This is the background to the variation on the name as the Alpine Middleman’s Knot. To provide an extra joining knot

🦋Alpine Butterfly🦋🪢A butterfly knot is a fixed loop tied in the middle of a rope. There are a number of other knots that do the same thing, but the butterfly knot tends to work better because it doesn’t jam when strained and it’s easy to untie.Since it’s tied in a symmetrical fashion, strain can be put on it from any direction. Even though this knot is usually tied in the middle of the rope, you can also tie it at the end of the line if you need a fixed loop that is easily untied.The butterfl

How to do an Alpine Butterfly knot to make a tight rope walk... feel free to protect the tree from wear if you use the same tree on a regular basis. Such a lovely day running rope and knot workshops at the Essex @fsaessex gathering yesterday. #forestschool #forestschoollevel3 #forestschooltraining. | Forest School Training Essex with Laura Harvey