Parapro Paracord is a lightweight 100% nylon rope with an inner core & an outer sheath woven over it, giving it unbeatable strength & versatility. Our paracord is: -

✔ Lightweight & Portable
✔ Soft & Flexible
✔ Mildew & rot resistant
✔ Rated to a minimum tensile strength of 550lbs
✔ Made in the USA by a Certified Government Contractor
✔ The core consists of seven strands, each with 2 sub-strands
✔ The sheath has 32 braided nylon strands
✔ Provided on a handy 9” winder to keep the cord knot-free & allow easy storage!

We sell only genuine Type III 550 MIL- SPEC Paracord which is: -
✔ Made in the USA
✔ Tested to a min tensile breaking strength of 550lbs
✔ Sourced from the largest supplier in the USA to military & commercial sectors, & to the NASA space programme!

The main uses are tying knots to secure equipment & lashing items together whether you’re at home, at work or in the great outdoors. If you're looking to increase the amount of usable cord, you can "gut" your paracord, meaning you can remove the internal strands. You can still use the outer sheath & use each inner strand for tasks that require a thinner cordage. The inner strands would work great for sewing thread, fishing line or even dental floss.

Paracord is the duct tape of the cordage world as there are so many uses for it, some of the most common being: -
✔ Lashings & knots
✔ Survival bracelets
✔ Camping lines & Boot laces
✔ Fishing lines & Bow drills
✔ Mooring ropes & Slings

It is highly recommended to learn several common knots as this will prolong the life of your paracord & allow you to use the same piece several times without wastage. And whenever you cut paracord BE SURE TO MELT THE ENDS to keep it from unravelling!

We confidently back ParaPro Paracord with a 100% satisfaction, money-back guarantee. Try ParaPro Paracord today & you'll never purchase another brand again!

Color	Neon Orange
Batteries included?	No
Brand	G2 Sportswear
Manufacturer	G2 Sportswear
Product Dimensions	35.5 x 12.7 x 4 cm; 100 g
ASIN	B01N14MXTQ

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