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The ones I made are different because they are a mix of a crown knot and a wall knot. So no tail sticking out. look up bubba rope soft shackles or yankum ropes and see what soft shackles they sell.

My primary purpose in making these is to use it in conjunction with a dynamic rope for vehicle recovery. my first experience was having a Ford ranger yank out my 1 ton chip truck fully loaded with chips from being slightly buried in mud. 5/8” 30’ dynamic rope. Freaking amazing. Just popped out...

Could it be that the strengths are comparable? are we talking Working load limit? Or breaking point? the 12mm diameter dyneema shackle I made broke at 25tons or 50,000 lbs. What is the working load limit, and how does that compare to a half inch steel bow shackle working load limit? Also...

Uhh okay. How do you tie a knot ‘internally’ ? just curious. The ‘knots by grog’ web grab you referred to is not the knot I used btw. knotsbygrog is a great web resource! Look up: soft shackle, stronger.

What is the name of the knot you are referring to?

Pretty much anywhere you would use a steel bow shackle.

This is got to be one of the weirdest knots I’ve ever tied. It’s an unholy mix of two different knots, a crown knot and a wall knot. The knot was developed by Brian Toss. Soft shackles have been used a long time in boating but not with this exact same knot. You can also tie them with much...