Atwood Rope 550-Pound Type III 7 Strand Core Paracord, 1/8-Inch x 100-Feet, Flag
October 20, 2018 - Comment
Don’t be fooled by cheap paracord. Atwood Rope makes the original 550 Type III paracord right here in the USA. Unlike inferior parachute cord, all Atwood paracord consists of a seven strand core made with three separate strands. This stuff is tuff! Paracord is a must for camping, hiking, survival and millions of other uses including securing equipment, shoelaces, vehicle tie downs, sewing, repairing equipment, making a bow, making a shelter, fish gill nets, fishing line, animal snares, clothes lines, lanyards, anchor line, binding, adult recreation, restraints, tooth floss, splints, tourniquet, braiding, bracelets and other crafts. This 100′ bundle is great addition to your survival kit or pack. Get the color you want; everything from our traditional and camouflage series to our Zombie apocalypse line. You will love it. Genuine Atwood Paracord has the Atwood Rope Mfg. Co. label; accept no substitutes!
Product Features
- 100 feet of true 550 Type III Paracord with a 7 Strand core; each core strands made with 3 separate strands
- Proudly made in the USA with UV, moisture, rot and mildew resistance
- Genuine Atwood Paracord has the Atwood Rope Mfg. Co. label; accept no substitutes
- Ideal for making paracord keychains, paracord lanyards, paracord dog collars and more
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Not True Atwood Cord Purchased what I thought was Atwood cord but was sent cord labeled under Paracord Planet. Although I can use this cord it wasn’t as described. Yes, the cord sent was 7 strand commercial grade cord like every other cord out there, but it wasn’t Atwood 550. Atwood has a stiffer more taut rounded feel to it. The cord sent was more limp and soft on the outer shell. I have purchased other cord directly from Paracord Planet that was exactly like Atwood in feel and durability but Paracord Planet was…
NOT ATWOOD ROPE!!! The picture depicts Atwood Rope brand, but what you get is actually Paracord Planet. Atwood is a much stiffer, better quality than PP. PP is very flimsy and floppy, not good for projects that require strength! Buyer Beware! False advertising! One star due to low quality and bait and switch technique.
Some of the best of the best 550 Cord suppliers While we used to own the local Army Navy Surplus, we had Atwood as one of better 550 cord suppliers, and for good reason, they provide a constant quality for this product, and always at a competitive price without sacrificing quality or quantity. I choose the bright orange (and it is really bright) this time to use as possible guy-tie-outs for a tent/tarp, close-line, and lashing while out on the water or hiking.This type of product is all the rage now in the survival movement,…