What is the Packer's Knot used for?

Tying parcels, packages, and shipments for mailing; Securing cardboard boxes and moving-day bundles; Closing gift wrap tightly with twine; Bundling newspapers, magazines, and cardboard for recycling; Tying up bundles and small bales.

How do you tie the Packer's Knot?

The Packer's Knot is a binding knot that keeps twine pulled tight around a parcel or package. Its trick is locking in the tension so the line doesn't slacken off when you let go of the twine to tie the finishing knot. Follow the illustrated step-by-step, with a photo for every stage, on Desbravai.

Is the Packer's Knot hard to tie?

The Packer's Knot is rated easy, in the Lashings category and is taught with a photo at every stage on Desbravai.

What precautions apply when using the Packer's Knot?

Thin twine can cut your hands as you pull it tight; pull with care; Not suited for heavy loads or hoisting.

Packer's Knot

Q: What other names does the Packer's Knot have?

It is also known as Packer's Knot, Nudo para atar paquetes, Nudo de empaquetador, Nó de embrulho, Amarração de pacote.

Ties and secures twine tightly around parcels and packages

Also called: Packer's Knot, Nudo para atar paquetes, Nudo de empaquetador, Nó de embrulho, Amarração de pacote

What it is for

Tying parcels, packages, and shipments for mailing
Securing cardboard boxes and moving-day bundles
Closing gift wrap tightly with twine
Bundling newspapers, magazines, and cardboard for recycling
Tying up bundles and small bales