Review on SpeedyJig PLUS Paracord Bracelet & Monkey Fist Jig: Survival Bracelet Making Kit - Weave Camping Rope, Jewelry, Keychains - Perfect Craft Idea for Kids and Adults - Includes High-Quality Cord and Buckles - Made in USA by Raji Bentz

I came across paracord bracelets while searching YouTube for a tutorial video about making macrame bracelets as a relaxing activity. (Trying to learn to knit was a disaster even after learning. Too stressful.) The videos demonstrating the use of paracord were fascinating. Several packs of cords and several buckles were purchased from Michael to try out. A few initial tries were encouraging, but using the clipboard to hold the cables in place was quite clumsy. The device solved this problem and made the process smoother and faster. The four bracelets shown (two cobra and two fishtail shapes) were made on the device in less than 90 minutes. To make bracelets without a buckle, you can use a binding clip to hold the cord in place for the desired length. useful. The printed instructions are fine, but I found using the YouTube tutorial video on the device very helpful. The video shows how to adjust the bracket with the male and female ends of the buckle into which the bracelet is inserted during weaving. The printed instructions didn't explain anything at all; at least not for me. So far I've used 550 paracord and a smaller nylon line (as shown in the pictures) on the mount. The attachment works really great when using the smaller nylon cable as the cable is held tight and doesn't dangle like it did when using the tablet. And the price is reasonable. The set includes several cord spools and several buckles in different colors. Now that I've started attaching, I've also ordered several hundred foot 550s in various colors and designs. I'm even considering picking up a display stand at the next local craft fair.