🏕️ Balit Reflective 550 Paracord: Durable 4mm Tent Rope with 7 Strands, Windproof & Reflective Guylines Spool - Ideal for Camping, Outdoor Activities, and Emergency Situations Review

Nothing special, but not bad either. Feels like regular paracord. The price seems reasonable. The reflective bit is sometimes good. This is a good general purpose cable to use at a campsite or in a garage.

I wanted a cable that didn't scream show but could be seen in the dark if it caught fire. Good tear resistance (as usual with 550 cord) and ideal for use on zippers, bracelets and knife and flashlight holders.

We have tons of tents/backpacks so I'm always interested in having this reflective paracord. We have other things so I know what it is. This reflective balite paracord is pretty decent. It's not the best, but it works well. It reflects really well, but I wish the reflection was a little brighter. However, in general, everything is very decent.

This is a good paracord. I've run a serrated butter knife over it about 40 times, then squeezed and pulled, and it's held up abrasion and abuse pretty well. I was planning to use it as a deck line on a kayak so an all nylon braided line was important to me. It doesn't appear to be as reflective as my last line bought from a nautical store which had a larger strand of reflective line woven at closer intervals. But it still seems reasonable enough for my needs.

This looks like a quality 550 cord for bracelets, laces, knots, crafts and pretty much anything you would use a 550 cord for, only with the added bonus of reflective threads . reflective materials, they work best when the light source is roughly at the same angle as your eyes (e.g. in a car headlight or headlights). Not only would I rely on this for nighttime safety, but I think it's a nice addition to your clothing or gear that can complement your existing reflective gear.

I learned to appreciate paracord over 24 years in the military. Sure it was all olive green, but it was definitely versatile. This cable gives you a choice of multiple colors along with reflective threads built into the cable. Now I mainly use string to hang groups of hanging baskets or to mark plots for new garden areas. After cutting, I like to seal the ends with heat shrink tubing. Looks good, is waterproof and can be replaced if necessary. Highly recommended. You can always find a use for…

I have purple and I like it. Not a bad 550, but probably made in Asia and a bit cheaper. Be careful how much weight you put on this leash. For me, the use of reflective threads makes the difference. I often put my hammock in fairly dark places. When my headlamp catches this line, it shines like the sun, not only helping me see where I am from a distance, but also helping me not to trip over my stretch marks. For those unfamiliar with reflective rope, a headlamp is helpful. The light really has…

I ordered this paracord for camping and home use: this highly visible paracord is unstoppable and handy in your home tool kit. Paracord consists of seven high-tenacity nylon strands (550 pounds total tensile strength) surrounded by a woven nylon sheath. The braided nylon sheath is an attractive bright red color with reflective fluorescent green spiral markings that are highly visible in both daylight and flashlights. Paracord is flexible and soft to the touch, easy to tie and feels comfortable…