Essential Knots For Search and Rescue and Survival

Knots, Knots, Knots, Knots ......

If you carry pocket knife with a Marlin Spike on it, keep going, you don't need this because you already dream of riding the cord around the knot like the rabbit on a tubular fabric roller coaster.

For everyone else that struggles to tie effective knots without accidentally tying your feet together, this pocket guide is for you.

This guide contains some basic terminology so you know the difference between a hitch, wrap, reve, and bight. It also contains color instructions and examples for the following:

• Clove, Girth, Munter Hitch
• Prusik, Purcell Prusik, Truckers Hitch
• Munteres Mule, Super or Uber Munter, Radium Release Hitch
• Klemheist, Overhand, Overhand Loop, Double Overhand / Fishermans Knot
• Overhand Loop Follow Through (Water Knot /Ring Bend) Knot
• Double Fishermans / Grapevine Knot
• Bowline, Bowline Yosemite Finish, Bowline on a Bight
• Alpine Butterfly, Reef, Square Knot
• Figure 8, Figure 8 Follow Through, Double Figure 8 on a Bight
• Inline 8, Figure 8 on a Bight
• Anchors / High Strength Tie Off / Wrap Three Pull Two / Basket Hitch
• Expedient Sit Harness, Improvised Swiss Seat, Improvised Chest Harness
• Internal Harness Lashing for a Stokes
• External Lashing for a Stokes
• V-Bridles for Stokes

Folds out to a huge 11" x 17" so the whole squad can look at it and all give you directions at the same time.