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These knots don’t budge. Don’t break. And definitely don’t slip.
Whether you're climbing, sailing, camping, or rescuing — you need knots that hold no matter what.

1. Double Fisherman’s Knot (aka Grapevine Knot)
Use: Tying two ropes together permanently (e.g., climbing, creating a Prusik loop).

Why It Won’t Slip: After loading, it tightens and becomes nearly impossible to untie.

2. Zeppelin Bend
Use: Joining two ropes for heavy-duty tasks like load lifting, rescue, or rigging.

Why It Won’t Slip: Locks under tension and resists jamming or capsizing.

3. Ashley Stopper Knot
Use: Acts as a stopper to prevent a rope from slipping through a hole or belay device.

Why It Won’t Slip: Bulky, firm, and holds shape even under force.

4. Figure 8 Follow-Through Knot
Use: Attaching a rope to a harness for climbing.

Why It Won’t Slip: Self-tightens under load and holds strong when backed with a stopper knot.

5. Blake’s Hitch
Use: Arborist climbing and load-bearing on rope.

Why It Won’t Slip: Grips tightly under tension, yet adjustable when slack.