A piece of cake?

There's more than one way of holding a Flow Rope... The "OK" grip - with one knot. The "OK" grip - with both knots. The "OK" Grip The...

4 Different sizes to suit children and adults Whippings in different colours to finish the ends This is a full set of Flow Ropes that I...

Paracord whippings in a variety of colours When I make a Flow Rope, I do three things to help prevent the ends of the braid on braid...

Easily customise the length of your Flow Rope by using simple knots.

A guide to Flow Ropes through the 'length lense'.

Every one of us is on a learning journey, including the most experienced and accomplished. We have teachers and coaches, we teach and...

Flow meets blade.

The modern 'Greenland' paddle takes its form from paddles made 4,000 years ago by subarctic peoples such as the Inuit, Aleut and Yup'ik....

How did I get here? Arrows never miss, they just don't always hit the expected target. Its 2025 and I will be sixty-three this July. Life...

It would be fantastic if, in the fulness of time, I could meet and perhaps interview Tim Shieff. Tim Shieff... what flow pattern is he...

In the past, I have resorted to the old 'a pair of scissors and a cigarette lighter' combo, but it always looks like a the end of a...

Love at first sight! Don't be underwhelmed by this beauteous, black tape: it is handy, VERY handy. It has the quasi-magical property of...

Another chunky Flow Rope from Rope Services UK which I have dubbed "The Salamander". This thing looks even better in the flesh, if you...

Interview. Toby has studied with the best instructors in the world.  The most notable is Andrew Feest from SSA.  Toby has contributed to...

Interview

I gave this Flow Rope to Lottie, yellow is her favourite colour! Lottie rocking some flow with The Yellow Gibbon By way of introduction,...

Yes, a DIY black and white spotty Flow Rope, "The 101" for short! It's built from some double braid yacht rope that was hanging around...

I like rope, I own around thirty 'lassos' - called 'ropes' or 'lariats' by American ranglers and cowhands. My son and I use these ropes...

Tim Shieff and his "Way of The Rope" team cut, knot and finish their white, silver and golden (so much more glamorous than 'buff'!) Flow...