Running Bowline

The running bowline is a type of noose, a knot related in structure to the bowline.

The running bowline is strong and secure. 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.

Knots
Bends
  • Adjustable bend
  • Albright special
  • Alpine butterfly bend
  • Ashley's bend
  • Basket weave knot
  • Beer knot
  • Blood knot
  • Carrick bend
  • Double fisherman's knot
  • Fisherman's knot
  • Flemish bend
  • Grief knot
  • Harness bend
  • Heaving line bend
  • Hunter's bend
  • Nail knot
  • One-sided overhand bend
  • Racking bend
  • Sheet bend
  • Shoelace knot
  • Shroud knot
  • Simple Simon under
  • Single Carrick bend
  • Surgeon's knot
  • Surgeon's loop
  • Triple fisherman's knot
  • True lover's knot
  • Water knot
  • Zeppelin bend
  • Zeppelin loop
Binding knots
  • Boa knot
  • Bottle sling
  • Constrictor knot
  • Corned beef knot
  • Granny knot
  • Ground-line hitch
  • Jamming knot
  • Miller's knot
  • Packer's knot
  • Reef knot
  • Strangle knot
  • Thief knot
  • Transom knot
Climbing knots
  • Alpine butterfly knot
  • Autoblock
  • Bachmann knot
  • Beer knot
  • Bowline on a bight
  • Directional figure eight
  • Double anchorman knot
  • Double bowline
  • Farmer's loop
  • Figure-eight knot (ropes)
  • Figure-eight loop
  • Figure-of-nine loop
  • Friction hitch
  • Klemheist knot
  • Munter hitch
  • Overhand loop
  • Prusik
  • Trident loop
  • Yosemite bowline
Coils
  • Alpine coil
  • Butterfly coil
Decorative knots
  • Carrick mat
  • Diamond knot
  • Fiador knot
  • Friendship knot
  • Manrope knot
  • Matthew Walker's knot
  • Turk's head knot
Fishing knots
  • Angler's loop
  • Arbor knot
  • Bimini twist
  • Blood knot
  • Fisherman's knot
  • Half blood knot
  • Improved clinch knot
  • Knotless knot
  • Nail knot
  • Palomar knot
  • Snell knot
  • Trilene knot
  • Triple fisherman's knot
  • Turle knot
  • Uni knot
Hitches
  • Adjustable grip hitch
  • Anchor bend
  • Axle hitch
  • Bachmann knot
  • Bale sling hitch
  • Barrel hitch
  • Becket hitch
  • Blackwall hitch
  • Blake's hitch
  • Boom hitch
  • Buntline hitch
  • Cat's paw (knot)
  • Clove hitch
  • Cow hitch
  • Falconer's knot
  • Farrimond friction hitch
  • Friction hitch
  • Garda hitch
  • Gripping Sailor's hitch
  • Ground-line hitch
  • Half hitch
  • Halter hitch
  • Highpoint hitch
  • Highwayman's hitch
  • Double overhand noose
  • Hitching tie
  • Icicle hitch
  • Improved clinch knot
  • Killick hitch
  • Knute hitch
  • Lobster buoy hitch
  • Marlinespike hitch
  • Munter hitch
  • Ossel hitch
  • Overhand knot with draw-loop
Running knots
  • Hangman's knot
  • Overhand knot with draw-loop
  • Running bowline
  • Running highwayman's hitch
  • Slip knot
  • Tarbuck knot
Shanks
  • Catshank
  • Dogshank
  • Sheepshank
Stopper knots
  • Ashley's stopper knot
  • Double overhand knot
  • Monkey's fist
  • Stevedore knot
Whipping knots
  • Common whipping
  • Portuguese whipping
  • Sailmaker's whipping
  • West Country whipping

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    Jean Baudrillard (b. 1929)