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• Rewrap those old knives, machetes, Japanese swords, and camp shovels that are laying around.
• Got a blade that has a handle too small for your mitt? Wrap a layer of Paracord or Paraline over the handle and get some life out of it.
• Keep a couple of paracord hanks around for hiking, camping, fishing.
• Hard to find in most areas, especially colors
• Hanks are wound, tied, and bagged so you can toss them into your bug-out bag.
• Hang loop is tied onto paracord coil so you can attach the hank to your backpack.
• A must in your survival gear bag! Great for hanging tarps!
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Much misinformation exists on the web concerning Parachute Cord. In order to clarify, the chart below should help:
The 650 Nylon Paraline, depending on color, is rated between 300 - 350 Lbs. It may have 4 or more cores to create the proper diameter.
Photo below: 550 Type 3 Paracord on Left, 650 Nylon Paraline on Right.
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1000 Foot Rolls / $80 each
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100 Foot Hanks / $10 each
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