Fraying rope is more than just an inconvenience or annoyance; it can eventually compromises the integrity of the rope itself.

Knowing how to stop the fray in its tracks is critical to ensuring your rope is available when you need it and dependable while you are using it.

Whipping rope, or stopping the fray on the end of a rope is a vital survival skill that will extend the life of your rope and ensure its integrity remains intact.

By using cordage to “whip” a frayed end, you can ensure the fraying will stop at the point of your whip.

Do you have tips on how to whip rope? If so, let us know below.