Zipper Pull Clip on and attach to clothes, tents, bags, backpacks, keys, etc. * 1 zipper pull per purchase Uses for paracord: Build a Shelter Securing equipment Repairing equipment Vehicle tie downs Hanging food up from wild animals (bear bag) Splints Stringer for caught fish Tourniquet Rigging a survival shelter String for bow String for makeshift hunting bow Making a net and snares Animal restraints Tooth floss Clothesline Sewing Shoelace replacements Survival Fashion! Ridgeline for Tarp Survival Kits – A must have in our opinion even for smaller pocket kits. Guy Lines – For tying down tarps, tents, bivvys etc. (Our reflective and glow-in-the-dark paracords work great for this purpose) Tie Lines – For securing gear or payloads. Various Braidings (very popular)- Such as bracelets, belts, lanyards, animal collars & leashes, monkey fist etc. Snare line – For catching wild game. Netting – Can be taken apart and woven into a net for catching fish and other animals. Fishing Line – Small strands can be used for this. Trip Lines – For traps, alarms, etc. Trail Markers – Bright colors or reflective paracord is commonly used. Thread – Individual threads inside can be used to stitch torn items. Clothes Line Handle Wraps – For knife handles, walking sticks, hatchets etc. Watch Bands Tying up people you don’t like or ones you do Building Rafts Anchor Line Whips Key chains Zipper Pulls