The bowline knot bowline – Survival in nature

The bowline knot or bowline (English bowline – nasal rope) Non-retractable end loop. It is sometimes referred to as “king of knots” for simplicity, flaws. The name “Arbor” comes in the form of shipments. Another maritime tradition is Bulin. The bowline is the tail of the sails. The tackle is attached with a “bowling knot” or simply “bowline”.

Node name in other cultures

Palstek or Pahlstek – knot-buoy. German climbers use the term Bulin. There is also the name Schertauknoten – the mole knot and the Rettungsschlinge – the rescue loop. French: N? Uss de chaise – knot-chair (Spanish: As de guia – guiding knot) Italian: Gassa d’amante – loop of the Dutch lover: Paalsteek – pillar knot or wezel ratowniczy – rescue unit

Application

first of all – to get a non-tightening loop
straight rope
for rings, eyes, eyes, etc.
for tying around a support (tree, pillar, etc.)
to tie ropes
used on small sailing ships
widely used in theater
It is widely used as a rescue knot.
used to insure or raise people

Crisitism

It can be untied under load. It is an interim approach to the interiors of the interceptors. Many, even printed, guides and articles on the Internet actually show how to knit a bulin.

The loop ends. Loop of a bowline! The bow of the control node. Improper use of the site. It has been established that he has received the practice of the “treacherous”.