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    Paracord Knots: 6 Knots That You Can Learn Easily

    • The cobra knot is widely used by military personnel. Whenever a pull-ring is attached to it, the knot is perfect to be used as a Girth Hitch. See also: Types of Rope for The Outdoors: Tying It All Together The cobr… 展开

    Knot 2: The Lanyard Knot

    To tie the lanyard knot, all you will need is a single paracord with a length of your choice. This knot can be a bit complicated, especially for a beginner, but by following the instructions y… 展开

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    Knot 3: The King Cobra Knot

    In the snake world, the king cobra is a very special cobra. Tying the knot is almost the same as doing a normal cobra knot. Therefore, to get another result from the cobra knot, all yo… 展开

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    Knot 4: The Snake Knot

    You might find it a challenging task doing this knot, but the end result will make it all worth it. For a more beautiful looking bracelet it is best to use two different colors of paracords. Se… 展开

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    Knot 5: The Monkey Fist Knot

    This type of knot is difficult to tie, especially for a beginner. However, if you want to have a go at it then you are free to do so. It will look great as a bracelet on your hand, but most people … 展开

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    How do you tie a slip paracord knot?
    To tie a slip paracord knot, all you have to do is: Keep the running end in your left hand and form a loop with the paracord. Reach through the loop with your right hand, and pull the standing end through to form a loop. Pull the loop to tighten your slip paracord knot. 3. The Overhand Paracord Knot on a Bight
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