# Yet another midline eyeknot

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**Category:** Knotting Concepts & Explorations\
**Created:** [2 June 2020 13:45 UTC](https://discourse.igkt.net/t/yet-another-midline-eyeknot/7128 "2020-06-02T13:45:36Z")\
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**Post date:** [22 May 2021 13:49 UTC](https://discourse.igkt.net/t/yet-another-midline-eyeknot/7128/31 "2021-05-22T13:49:00Z")

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Thanks Derek, speaking of polyaxial structures, i have this configuration, which i’m not sure if it has been recorded before.

In my view, this is an inline variation of the bowline on a bight, which is super easy to tie with a bight., while it can be loaded from all four directions, or in various loading combinations.

I am trying to figure out which is the best loading profile, which, IMO, should rather involve at least primary eye loading, or rightmost SPart loading (first image) for a more stable knot response.

It requires good cinching (as all knots) to function properly. The secondary eye might be shrinked.

I wonder if there is a practical aspect at this knot.

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