Page 16 - Jane Renolds - Knots Your Complete Step by Step Guide to Knot, Knot Uses, and Knot Tying

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3. Sliding. This means that the knot shouldn’t move relatively against the

movable object (if any). When knots slide, the rope wouldn’t be able to
do what’s expected of them—and that’s not what you’d want to happen.
4. Capsizing. This means that you should be able to rearrange or re-style
the parts of the knot by means of pulling the ends—and when you do so,

you have to make sure that the rest of the rope would not be affected.
5. Slipping. Make sure that the rope can be pulled back with tension even
if the knot is in place. You have to be mindful of sliding or else, the
quality of the knot would really be affected.

6. Releasability. And, you have to take note that different knots take
different matters to be released or untied. Make sure that you know how
your knot works so you can release them the right way, too!

Now that you know what knots are and how they’re made, it’s time to get
acquainted with the different types of knots.