Paracord

Paracord has been used since the Second World War, primarily on army backpacks and parachutes. That is where its name comes from. It has a very wide range of uses and there is virtually nothing that cannot be done with it.

Paracord Ropes

Paracord ropes are useful not only for hauling wood — you can braid a bed above the ground from them, make a throwing sling and much more, but most importantly, paracord is particularly useful as a binding material, for example when building shelters in the wild. We stock paracord ropes in various sizes; if needed you can cut it into smaller pieces. In that case, however, we recommend running both ends through a lighter flame to prevent the rope from fraying further.

Paracord Survival Bracelets

Paracord bracelets, also known as survival bracelets, enjoy great popularity. They are sold all over the world and are purchased not only by army-style enthusiasts. Besides being uniquely designed, they can help the wearer resolve an unexpected crisis. How? In the outdoors you want to build a shelter but need to tie several branches together. What will you use? You do not have a rope, chain or wire with you... but do you have a paracord bracelet on your wrist? Use exactly that! You will never forget it at home and it will literally always be close at hand.

Moreover, you get an original fashion accessory and a practical helper in one. Paracord bracelets are made from approx. 5 metres of paracord, which is usually composed of 6 to 10 strands. In total you get an incredible 30–50 metres of strands that you can use for whatever you need!