Peter SalisburyThe figure eight knot is known for its use in mountain or rock climbing but it can also be used in many kayaking scenarios. This knot is a great kayaking knot to know if you ever need a strong knot with a loop at the end of your rope.
Step 1:Â Create the first figure eight at the end of your rope.
Step 2:Â Bring the end of the rope down through the bottom of the figure eight and then back up through as shown below.
Step 3:Â Take the end of the rope follow the path of the initial figure eight.
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I’m Pete. I am the owner of KayakHelp.com. I was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, I grew up kayaking, fishing, sailing, and partaking in outdoor adventures around the Great Lakes. When I am not out on the water, you can find me skiing in the mountains, reading my favorite books, and spending time with my family.