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The Outdoor Knots Book (Mountaineers Outdoor Basics)

The Outdoor Knots Book (Mountaineers Outdoor Basics)


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Outdoorsy folks from hikers and campers to paddlers and climbers will find the information in The Outdoor Knots Book from The Mountaineers Books to be indispensable Clyde Soles calls upon his immense experience from adventures around the world in laying out guidelines for selecting the best ropes and knots for your activities The easy-to-follow instructions are clearly illustrated with photos so you'll be knowledgeably handling rope and tying knots in no time Features: Specifications:

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   Great for climbers and boaters
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   I was looking for a good book to learn the knots needed for climbing and rafting. Of the several that I examined, this had the best descriptions telling you both how to tie them and also why (or why not) to use a particular knot. It also isn't overwhelming like some of the other books that show hundreds of knots I'll never need.
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   Good to Buy
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   I concur in the following review, and so should you:

Written by Clyde Soles (rockclimbin.com member csoles). This is the best book I have ever encountered on the subject. Many misinformed posts on ropes and knots could have been avoided if this book had been read beforehand. Well done, Clyde.
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   Superb info on knots and ropes!
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   This is the best book on knots for climbers available! It's also great for hikers and boaters. There is a lot of information on rope materials and construction (not just climbing ropes but all that are used outdoors). It also has a useful chapter on rope handling, from coiling to tossing, to help prevent tangles. And the selection of knots is large but not overwhelming, with helpful tips on why (or why not) to use a particular knot. Good photos and detailed written instructions make it easy to learn the knots (some knot books are rather confusing). This should be required reading!

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