Издание на английcком языке All boaters need to have a repertoire of reliable knots and splices they can call upon in many situations, both on board and at the dockside. This handy pocket guide, part of the bestselling Reeds Skipper’s Handbook series, is a quick aide memoire for experienced sailors, but also provides novice sailors with all they need to know to master the most useful knots and splices they will need on a regular basis when going to sea. Each knot gets a double page spread with a clear photograph showing what the finished knot should look like, and step-by-step diagrams accompanied by straightforward instructions about how to tie it. Helpful text also describes each knot’s use, when and why to use it, how strong it is, how quickly it can be tied (and untied), and what type and thickness of rope can be used to tie it with. См. также Reeds First Aid Handbook См. также Reeds Weather Handbook См. также Reeds Maritime Flag Handbook Contents Albright special Alpine butterfly knot Angler’s loop Boom hitch Bowline Bowline on a bight Buntline hitch Carrick bend Catspaw Clove hitch in the bight Common rope seizing Common whipping Constrictor knot Double overhand knot Figure-of-eight bend Figure-of-eight hitch Figure-of-eight knot Fireman's chair knot Fisherman’s knot Flemish bend Ground-line hitch FHalyard hitch F-leaving line bend F3eaving line knot FHunter's bend Inuit bowline Jack Ketch's knot j Jury mast knot I Knute knot I Lapp knot Lighterman’s hitch I Midshipman's hitch Monkey’s fist Mooring hitch Ossei knot Overhand shortening Perfected whipping Perfection loop Pole lashing Reef knot Rolling hitch Round-turn bowline Round turn and two half hitches Sailor's gripping hitch Scaffold knot Sheet bend Simple simon Snuggle hitch Stevedore's knot Taut-line hitch Triple fisherman's knot Twin bowline bend Water bowline Zeppelin bend