The first one which we ll call the backpacker hitch anyone can tie.
Rope knot for hammock.
You may use hammock rope or webbing to make this knot more effective.
Move down a few inches and fold it.
The second one is a little higher tech a little harder to tie and a lot more secure.
It s called the bowline king of knots.
To make this knot you need to use two sets of rope.
Commonly it s used for this purpose which is frequently called hammock knot.
Falconer s knot adapted from falconry the falconer s knot is another excellent knot for hammocks.
Wrapped knots are used for a secure knot especially when hanging a hammock from an o ring instead of a closed loop.
It s good for beginners and it is very effective.
Secure a cord of rope on the other side of the ring by tying a basic knot.
Thread the carabiner through the bowline knot and then connect the carabiner to the hammock which will either come with a rope specifically for the purpose of hanging it or it will have a loop of rope at the end that can be used.
The other being the line that attaches to the hammock and the other being the one that attaches to the tree.
Wrap the rope around the tree from right to left counterclockwise.
Typically you will use becket hitch to connect 2 ropes together.
You don t need extensive knowledge about knots to make this.
Friction will hold you up.
It s another strong relatively easy knot to tie your hammock to a tree.