BoredParacord Brand 550 lb Type III Paracord – Jamacian 100 Feet
June 28, 2019 - Comment
Our 550 Type III Parachute Cord is tough! Made with 100% raw nylon materials combined with a minimum of 550 lb breaking strength this Paracord is the “Real” 550 cord. Paracord has literally 100s of survival applications as well as many apparel applications. Whether you carrying it around in your pack or wearing it on your wrist, paracord is the one thing you do not want to be without. It is available in many different colors, and patterns and also in several different lengths.
Product Features
- 550 Survival Paracord – Type III Commercial Grade
- Created for BoredParacord by certified US Government contractors.
- Approximately 1/8″ in Diameter
- 7 STRONG Inner Core 100% Nylon Strands
- Quick Drying All Weather Cord – Will Not Rot or Mildew
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Exceptional Quality and Value for a US made and shipped Paracord. This stuff is an Exceptional Value for US made Paracord !Yes it’s paracord, yes it’s not Mil-Spec, yes it’s USA made and shipped.For what you and I and thousands of Bush Crafters use paracord for- this is top shelf.Very little stretch, nice smooth casing, strong like bull. Knots tie easy- but once cinched tight- that’s it.And what a funny name- LOL !Try it- you will find it most appealing.
Hard to lose. Recently, I was gifted a folding knife with a desert camouflage color scheme. This is a dandy tool for chores but because of the color, I know if I lose it outdoors it will blend in with the ground cover and go “invisible”.Since the knife has a lanyard hole, I figure a short neon orange lanyard will make the knife easier to draw, give it a loop to hang it among other tools so I can always grab it for outdoor work and best of all, give me a bright flag to look for if I ever…
and this one was much better quality than the first one Alright! This is my second batch of paracord I got, and this one was much better quality than the first one. Opening the box, I was greeted with a bag saying “Made in the U.S.A. with pride”, and this cord melted better and is a lot more durable. Not only that, but this is one of the coolest camo patterns I’ve seen for paracord. The combination of metallic gray, green, black, and white all look great. I got a picture of the sling I made with it, and it turned out pretty cool…