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'''Tying:''' Tie a simple bowline with a small loop and pass the standing part in the loop or use the image as a guide. <BR> | '''Tying:''' Tie a simple bowline with a small loop and pass the standing part in the loop or use the image as a guide. <BR> | ||
[[Image:running_bowline_howto.jpg|thumb|none|How to make a running bowline.]] | [[Image:running_bowline_howto.jpg|thumb|none|How to make a running bowline.]] | ||
Revision as of 12:09, 22 August 2007
| Running bowline | |
|---|---|
| Category | running |
| Origin | Ancient |
| Related | bowline, noose |
| Releasing | Non-jamming |
| Typical use | Fishing out floating objects that have fallen overboard. Tightening the squaresail to the yard in high winds. |
| Caveat | None. |
| ABoK | #1117 and #2071 |
The running bowline is strong and secure and does not weaken the rope. It slides easily and can be undone just as simply.
Tying: Tie a simple bowline with a small loop and pass the standing part in the loop or use the image as a guide.
File:Running bowline howto.jpg
How to make a running bowline.