Description
Price: $6.95
(as of Jul 06, 2024 04:21:46 UTC – Details)
At 50 ft, the 325 Paracord is long enough to be a clothesline and light enough to be packed away for camping, hiking, and hunting adventures. Use it as a sling, boot lace, or zipper pull during emergency situations and unexpected gear failures. Available in black and nav green, this multipurpose paracord is a useful tool. With just a click of the included carabiner, it suspends gear, provisions, and packs in no time.
Count on this 325 paracord made of 100% nylon that’s lightweight and durable, ideal for a 50 ft utility cord
Attach gear, food and bags on the paracord using the included carabiner to keep them high and dry
Use this versatile utility rope during hiking and hunting trips as a tent guyline or tie-down, or in an emergency as a sling or belt
Fashion it into a survival bracelet, knife lanyard, paracord dog collar, or handle wrap
Available in black and nav green for a line that can easily be seen in the outdoors
James Dotson –
Perfect for tying tent down or other things
I I accidentally ordered it by mistake I didn’t read it properly I was walking bigger gauge but still good quality thank you
Luke –
Useful
Exactly what you except!Great for backpacking to hang up your food!
Elon –
High-Quality 325 Cord at a Good Value
I bought this 50-foot bundle of 325 paracord to make a 3-inch lanyard for my Benchmade 908 Stryker and used a CRK Sebenza pin to attach it. I didn’t really care about the carabiner clip that it came with; the cord alone was worth the price. It’s not made in the United States, but it’s not a deal-breaker. I’ve actually seen U.S.-made paracord in craft stores that was of lesser quality than this. The casing is more rigid and tightly woven on this cord than on those other ones.What really drew me to this cord in particular was the color. It’s a very nice shade of neon green mixed with a little drab to warm the tone down a little; I would refer to it as “acid green”. It also has a nice sheen to it as well. I didn’t see this color anywhere else, so it’s certainly not run-of-the-mill.Great cord at a great price. You won’t be sorry with this purchase.
TravelMom –
For backpacking
But sure how to review this when I never used it. I am pleased I bought it to take for emergency purposes on backpacking trip. Fortunately we never needed it and that’s a good thing. I thought it was a decent price and value to keep on hand. Hopefully it works if we should need it!
Tanner B. –
Rope
Exactly as expected.
Patrick McDaniel –
Doesn’t tangle
I tied a loop in one end and use this for hanging food in a dry bag while camping. It doesn’t tangle easily and slides over branches.
Katherine Wells –
Works great
Standard paracord, works great, good quality, I’d buy again. Good color.
David Hanf –
Small karabiner
The paracord is thin, but strong. I wouldn’t trust my life with it, but it’ll keep your gear in order, for various utilities as advertised.The carabiner clip is much smaller than I had anticipated based on the picture, Closer to the size of my thumb in total, probably 2 inches tall, and also extremely flat and skinny.Hopefully you just want the paracord, the carabiner’s only reliable use would be for a keychain.
Amazon Customer –
Satisfied
Tino Durán –
Excelente calidad del producto. Muy fuerte, pasó todas las pruebas sin ningún problema.
Amazon Customer –
I bring it backpacking as a clothes line or for bear hangs. Bright colour makes it easy to see in the trees, and it’s been durable and easy to work with, while packing light. Rinses clean and dries quickly.
ROBERTO CARLOS CARRILLO –
en efecto
Vincent –
lightweight and strong, makes good cord for fire starting.