Poier's Adjustable Knot

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This knot is made to be adjustable. This means that it freely moves and cannot be locked into a single position. This is ideal for someone who strings or pois, as it provides for a safe, easy, and quick method for slipping on strings. Also it makes strings easy to hold and allows for a two-finger grip. It is recommended that when making this knot, leave a margin of at least one inch at the end of the string to hold onto in the grip such that the knot does not unravel mid-performance.

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