How to tie a carabiner

Here are some common ways to tie carabiner knots:

1Double fisherman's knot:

Place two strands together, with the ends pointing in opposite directions, and loop the live end of one strand around the other to create a simple overhand knot;

In the same manner, repeat with the loose end of the other thread to tie the knot;

Gently pull the two overhand knots tight, then slide them toward each other so that they are close together, and then tie them tightly.

2Black's knot:

This knot is a friction knot commonly used by arborists and climbers and is made from the tail of a rope;

Although it is already very strong, for safety reasons, it is recommended to tie a rope tail knot such as a figure eight knot to strengthen it.

3Single loop knot:

A single loop knot is a simple knot often used by climbers or cavers as part of a lifeline or belay system;

This technology can be used with any carabiner wide enough to twist the rope twice;

A single loop knot creates friction by creating friction between the rope and the object it is wrapped around.

4 bows:

The bow is used to form a secure loop in the center of the rope;

It can be tied to a rope without using the end of the rope; it is useful when tying very long climbing ropes;

The bow tie is very easy to check, can be pulled in any direction, and can be tied with gloves.

5 Prussian Grab Knot:

The Prussian Grab Knot is a friction knot used to create a loop around a rope;

Used in rock climbing, canyoning, mountaineering, caving, rope rescue and arborist use.

6 Zeppelin Knots:

The Zeppelin knot is a universal connecting knot;

It connects two ropes in a strong, easy-to-tie, dead-knot-proof way, which is probably the best way to connect two ropes.

Please note that the knots should be strong and secure when tied and fully tested before actual use. For different application scenarios, the most suitable knotting method should be selected.