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Parachute cord (also
paracord or 550 cord when
referring to type-III
paracord) is a
lightweight nylon kernmantle rope
originally used in the suspension...
- performance-oriented beads. Two
common begleri types are monkey-fist "beads", made from
paracord, and
solid beads,
which can be made of
metal (aluminum, steel, titanium)...
- wear them with
surplus green paracord instead of the
usual black lace. On parade, they are
usually worn with
white paracord. In
Spain they are referred...
- ****ens was
briefly illustrated by
having Bane incon****uously
finger knit
paracord in the film,
symbolizing Madame Defarge, the
villain of A Tale of Two Cities...
- fire-starting or
first aid methods. In addition,
paracord can be
wrapped around the tin. The
paracord can be used for
setting up an
emergency shelter or...
-
choosing a rope, one
needs to make sure it is a
proper climbing rope,
paracord and
ropes found in gas
stations are not suitable. Some po****r climbing...
- rigid, and more
slippery than 'conventional'
cords (e.g.
braided rope or
paracord).
Regular knots tied in such cord tend to
behave unreliably; hence, one...
-
Zeppelin bend. When ****essed
against other bends in
stress tests using paracord, it was
found to be "not as
strong as the
blood knot,
similar to the reverse...
- fire and
rescue services.
Parachute cord (also
paracord or 550 cord when
referring to type-III
paracord) is a
lightweight nylon kernmantle rope originally...
- satin, silk,
polyethylene terephthalate (PET),
braided leather or
braided paracord.
Polyester imprinted lanyards Nylon imprinted lanyards Tube
imprinted lanyards...
