Know Your Knots Survival Bandana - 100% Cotton Unique Bandanas For Men, Women, Kids - Festival Head Bands, Scarfs

If you don't understand why you should carry two cotton bandanas when you hit the trail, there are multiple YouTube videos on the subject. However, I like not only multi-use items, but ones that also contain useful information. Even old campers like me don't always remember how to tie some knots. This bandana has all the commonly used knots used in bushcraft except the Farrimond Friction Hitch, which is relatively knew and oh, so superior to the midshipman's' knot. Look this one up and learn it well.

I quite like this. It's printed on one side, which is fine with me (the 'back' is white). I did quite a bit of research on these before deciding on this one, and I'm pleased to say it's as good as I thought it would be.The pix of the ropes are a great help and are surprisingly clear, and the text instructions are quite concise and clear as well. By the pix of others I looked at, this was the one that had the clearest print, and that does show up on the actual product.It doesn't have a bunch of things smushed together, no guessing which text is for which pic, and the selection of knot types are quite good. All ones that will be useful in many situations.Quite pleased.

I ordered this so that I can have pictures of the knots so that I can practice when I have spare moments. It's very well made has been holding up to multiple washes a week and still feels like the day I received it.

User's review:I received this (as well as the black constellation and orange emergency preparedness ones) from my partner who knew I'd love them, one: because they're hankies (which I actually use daily) and, two: I appreciate anything that's very utilitarian/serves a dual purpose; for our lifestyle, these are super useful (camping, backpacking, etc.) They are all useful in their own ways (though the glow-in-the-dark aspects of the others don't work well) but the pictures of the knots are great because they don't pull the rope all the way taut and you're able to see how the knot should be tied - we have a couple knot books that don't even do that. I took off one star for the handkerchief aspect of it - they're very stiff cotton, even after dozens of washings, and aren't very absorbent. I have tried to use these in daily life but they hurt my nose and make it raw, so I'll stick with keeping these in my daypacks and when we're camping, etc. Highly recommend!

Love that this is 100% cotton. It is softer and more absorbent than bandanas with polyester in them. The illustrations are clear and much better than most knot drawings.

Good knowledge to have at hand when you don't normally use those skills.

I did not see any references to ironing or or Cleaning care, know that if you want to iron this to fit in your pocket you likely will have problems with the iron sticking on the printed side

Love this 100% cotton, made in the USA scarf. It's a lovely Tiffany Blue color. Washed well, color didn't fade or bleed. Plus, the pattern of how to tie knots is fun. Plan to buy more.

the green makes it completely useless