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Most of the time, if it breaks it’s because of a weak point in the line within the knot. With monofilament and fluorocarbon especially, lubrication is critical before the final sync. Read Next: How to ...

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But a new study highlights one area of intuitive physics that’s deceptively difficult: judging how strong a knot is. Take a look at these four knots, which may look similar but are all distinct.

Or perhaps, you know them for their daily uses— shoe-tying, fishing, sewing, or the perfect top knot bun. Either way, you’ve likely recently noticed more than a few ways knotting their way ...