Extremus True Mil Spec 5040 Type III Paracord, Made in The USA, Military Grade 550 lbs Breaking Strength, 7 Twisted Nylon Strands Plus Tracer Strand, UV Resistant, Color Fast

Let me begin by stating what I like about it.
1: Given that I have no way of testing the exact strength while measuring the total load of it, I was able to tie it between two clothes line poles and hang off of it with both myself and my wife supported, resulting in a total load of roughly 310lbsbr>2: Because it was outside in the weather, I found that the black color I chose bled very little. br>3: It can be used for a variety of things, but my wife was particularly enthusiastic about the possibility of making custom bracelets with it. My only criticism is the price, as I can find (at least in the title) equal strength cord in the same length for about half the price. br>br>all in all, this is a very strong and useful cording that I can fully recommend based on quality alone.

Anais Russo

| Apr 22, 2021

Go Fish! Get out of the house! Paracord is a fantastic tool that can be used for a variety of things. Every kayak angler should have a few on hand. Make leashes for your bait bucket and crab net, or simply replace an old worn handle grip to secure your gear. br>Making a step ladder that can also help flip your kayak back over if it's too heavy could save your life if you're unable to pull yourself out of some freezing water. GetOutTheHouse and GoFish!.

Lorelai Giles

| May 27, 2021

It's sometimes the less glamorous aspects of outdoor survival that matter the most, and good paracord is an incredibly valuable and useful material. Whether for EDC, safety, outdoor pursuits, or just to look cool, we've got you covered. This product covers all the bases if you're looking for wearable bracelets or lanyards with survival potential. br>br>The cord comes in a variety of lengths and colors and is packaged in a handy zippered bag that not only protects the cord and fits nicely inside a rucksack pocket alongside other essentials, but can also be used for a variety of survival purposes with a little initiative, making it a 2-in-1 item. 1 deal! br>br>Customer service is quick to respond and goes above and beyond to make sure you're satisfied with your purchases. Fantastic product! br>br>.

Philip Gates

| Sep 16, 2021

There's no need for me to keep so many unused paracords in my apartment. Second, it comes in a nice package, and third, it has a nice sheen to it. br>As I previously stated, the paracord has a sheen to it. This is cool if your application is for fashion, but it doesn't work well in camouflage for outdoor use. In addition, the OD Green and Desert Tan colors are more vibrant than most paracords. Just something to consider; otherwise, it's great to see a high-quality product from the United States.

Jacqueline Gorman

| Aug 17, 2021

The paracord was used on a crab trap for almost five days in saltwater and showed no signs of wear or, more importantly, never broke when I pulled up the traps. br>br>Another 15' length of it was used as a fish stringer on the same trip. This line became slightly frayed after 5 days of rubbing against jagged rocks, but not to the point where I was concerned it would break. It has seven inner strands, one of which has the black striping, just like the paracord I used in the Army. br>br>Another appealing feature of the Extremus brand is the ziplock bag in which it is packaged. That was surprisingly effective at keeping moisture and sand off the paracord, which will be kept in the bottom of my fishing backpack.

Peyton Glenn

| Oct 09, 2021

This is what I used to attach chicken wire to my vinyl fence. I cut 14-inch lengths and used a heat gun to seal the ends. After cutting and sitting for a while, the sheath over the strands slides more than I like; if cut and sealed right away, there is little exposure of interior strands; if cut and sealed later, you'll get a larger plug end due to melting of strand lengths and sheath. Finding a product with a better sheath/strand bundle binding would be ideal. This product appealed to me because it is long-lasting. Over the next year or so, we'll see how well it holds up. I had used plastic ties, but they had to be destroyed in order to be removed, and they also disintegrated due to UV exposure.

Arabella Duran

| Nov 03, 2021

This paracord is sleek, and it should be perfect for what I'm after: tying a young tree to a stake to keep it straight. I like the army green color because it helps it blend in. It's more like a thick dress shoelace than a rope when it comes to width. It also came in a nice bag (as seen in the photo). When pulled, it feels solid with a slight "give. " It's great to see that this product is made in the United States.

Maggie Fry

| Apr 11, 2021

I have no complaints about the product; in fact, I prefer it because it is a little more supple than most paracord, making it easier to feed through a hole. It appears to hold a knot better than other paracords and does not stretch as much. I used it to secure my belongings while traveling, and it worked perfectly.

Peyton Stein

| Jan 28, 2021