Thanks for sharing this video!! Very cool to learn the ropes 🪢✨

Nautilus Team, Nice Video. Very Clear. Have a listen at ~3:50…a small error. Thanks for all the great content. Please keep it coming. Cheers!

@NautilusSailing

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for that! We got it.

So cool...

Thanks so much for the easy explanations, I can now do a Bowline. And judging by the comments there's 2 of them so learned the one you have taught which is what we were using already but now I can do it. The way you have explained the knots was really easy for me to follow thankyou

@NautilusSailing

15 күн бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Nice

Does round turn and two half hitches knot have another name?

@NautilusSailing

9 ай бұрын

Not that we're aware of. There are variations like the anchor hitch or the backhand hitch, but they are different knots.

Very nice videos. The bowline and round-turn-with-two-half-hitches are not the same as taught by the American Sailing Association. Even though they may be just as effective or possibly even more effective, students learning these variations in your videos may run into problems when taking ASA Certification tests.

@NautilusSailing

15 күн бұрын

They are the same knots. Our students have no problems passing the ASA tests, the written portion only needs to describe the use for each knot, the skills portion is to tie them on demand in front of the instructor.

That bowline is wrong...

@NautilusSailing

6 ай бұрын

There are two ways to do a bowline, a traditional where the line comes inside the bight, and the outside, the later is called a cowboy bowline, and we don't advise that because it can get caught on things especially when tying your jib sheets. Do tell, what's wrong about it?

@PhilipBendeich

5 ай бұрын

@@NautilusSailing not wrong, just different. I'm aware of at least three ways to tie a bowline, and I'm just an amateur.

@NautilusSailing

4 ай бұрын

We have a saying, "If you ask 4 captains their opinion on something, you'll get at least 5 answers."

🇵🇬,z

Bowline is not correct

@NautilusSailing

4 ай бұрын

Nope, it's a bowline. There are two types, a "cowboy" bowline and this one. Both are correct.