• Login
Coeburn Tool Lanyard With Viking-Inspired Bead Tan Braided Paracord Construction

550 Paracord Zipper Pulls 6pk Tan and Rattlesnake Camo

Up for sale is an 6pk of zipper pulls done in 550 Tan and Rattlesnake Camo Paracord. In length. Great for backpacks. Made in the USA, Free Shipping! Buy with confidence, please see my feedback!! If you would like a different color/combo please message me first. I can usually accommodate if I have the items in stock.Thanks for Looking! FAQ - I'm frequently asked who makes these lanyards and other paracord items. The answer is me! All paracord items are handmade by me. Be careful when opening the package, don't just go at it with a knife or scissors. I have had a rash of unscrupulous buyers aggressively opening the package cutting the lanyard and then claiming I sent it to them that way. Don't be like that.

Survival Paracord Bracelet with Fire Starter – Brown

Broken Arrow Adventure Co.’s first branded release! Offered in three different colors (green, brown, and black), each bracelet includes a built-in fire starter. A perfect fire starting option that you can wear on your wrist, attach to your back, or store with minimal space taken up. Built out of 550 paracord and a fire starter that produces 5,000 degree sparks, this bracelet provides top quality at an affordable price. But here’s how you can get this item for free! If you make any purchase directly from Broken Arrow Adventure Co. you will get a bracelet for FREE. No minimum spend or coupon code required. If you purchase any other item, the bracelet will be automatically discounted https://brokenarrowadventureco.com/products/ba-survival-bracelet

4mm Paracord 550 Bushcraft Survival Mil-Spec Type III 7 Strands – Camo Green

Highest Quality Paracord available, rot proof, resistance to UV Light, easy to use, 550lbs breaking strain, ideal for military use and just about everything else.Military Use includes: Stretcher making, inner threads can be used to stitch a wound, makeshift tourniquet, makeshift stretcher, shoelaces, equipment fixing, must have in military survival kits.Camping and Outdoor Use: Attach items to rucksacks and other packs, putting a hammock up, attaching gear to cars, boats and other vehicles, making traps, making fishing nets and lines, making bows for fire starting, and a million other uses.Manufacturing Use includes: Shoelaces and drawcords, attach to hoods and zippers, attach sails to masts, use on hammocks, paracord bracelets, dog collars and leads.The above is just a small amount of use.