Knot Tying Kit | Pro-Knot Best Rope Knot Cards, two practice cords and a carabiner

By Pro-Knot, the number one trusted name in Knots with over 7,000 5 Star reviews!
This complete knot tying KIT includes everything you need to learn and practice how to tie 23 essential rope knots. The six card/twelve page waterproof plastic card set contains 23 best all purpose rope knots clearly illustrated and described, bound together with a no-rust brass grommet in the corner!

Use the included cordage and carabiner to practice tying knots with. You can learn to tie two ropes together with the two cords (28 inches each of high quality 3 millimeter (approx 1/8") static line cordage which is higher quality than paracord and easier to tie and untie), learn to tie rope to an object (a hitch knot) with the included carabiner and of course use one cord to practice loop knots such as the Bowline. A mini carabiner is also included for attaching the cards to your backpack.

With over one million knot cards sold and more 5 Star reviews than any other knot book author on Amazon, Pro-Knot is America's favorite knot reference. This Knot Tying Kit will help you learn to tie knots like a pro! Perfect for camping, backpacking, thru-hiking, emergency preparedness, search and rescue, survival, Webelos and Scouting. Whether you are lashing down a kayak on the roof of your car (use the Trucker's Hitch), hanging an adjustable line in camp (use the Tautline Hitch), tying a boat to a dock (Cleat Hitch), or you just need a quick peek at the good old Bowline Knot while outdoors, the knot cards will serve you well. And being completely waterproof solid plastic means you can take them with you anywhere without worry - great for survival kits.

If a knot is on this card set, it is a proven, useful and trusted knot! These rope knots are universal for survival, boating, search and rescue, home and ranch, scouts, camping, paddle sports and any outdoor activity involving rope. There are step-by-step instructions for joining ropes together, tying rope to objects and making loops.