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How to Tie the King of Torque Sailing Knot

By Administrator · On August 25, 2016

By Captain John of skippertips.com.

Which sailing knot do you need to tie when you absolutely, positively must keep a rope from fraying, lash a broken sailboat tiller together or keep and an engine hose in place–without hose clamps? Learn about one of sailing’s most under-used boating knots. Read More

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