Paracord Planet Nylon 550lb Type III 7 Strand Paracord Made in the U.S.A.
April 23, 2018 - Comment
Paracord Planet® paracord is your all-around tactical, crafting and utility cord. Paracord Planet® Type III commercial grade paracord is dependable, tough and long lasting. The cord is made of 550 pound test nylon and features seven-strand core for maximum strength. Paracord Planet® paracord measures at 5/32″ in diameter and is manufacturered in the United states by a certified US Government contractor. Paracord Planet® Paracord is available in over 200 different colors and lengths. Paracord Planet® Type III 550 lb. Paracord is 100% nylon, 7 strand core and measures 5/32″ in diameter. Manufactured in the US and certified by US Government contractor and has a 550 lb test strength.
Comments
Comments are disabled for this post.
Amazing!!!!! I love this so much it’s the color I thought it would be. I bought it to braid a neck rope for my horse and it worked perfectly. Very high quality and just amazing if you want to braid a neck rope for your horse I highly recommend this the 100ft was enough probably 10-15ft left I gave myself alot of extra though. I did a 8 strind fishtail braid
Should inform in the heading how many feet you’re getting I guess this is my fault for ordering this without seeing how much i was getting for the price. In case you plan on ordering it just so you know you’ll only get 25 feet. I thought i would get at least 50 feet considering if i ordered 100 feet i would pay around 9 dollars.
The thing that makes this line so great is that it really holds a knot 5 stars + 1 because this is a truly superb product. I bought it to string as clothesline, which requires strength, tautness & durability. The thing that makes this line so great is that it really holds a knot. Once tied, it stays in place & does not unravel. The diameter is 1/8″, the traditional thickness of clothesline. The color of the teal line is bright & clear. The line has a nice weight to it, so it does not blow away. It tangles easily, so I’d recommend a spool tool for…