High-Visibility Reflective Fluorescent Guyline Tent Rope - Camping Survival Cord 550 Type III - Rot and UV Fade Resistant - Available in Multiple Sizes and Colors Review

I used this to make paracord dog collars for a colleague who wanted her dogs to be visible at night. The cable is very reflective and definitely does the job! Thank you for making this product! This is so much better than trying to sew reflective strips into collars!

Neon green is a bit disappointing and not as bright as pictured. I would say it's not neon at all. I would choose a different color if I did it again, it would blend into the grass. Also the reflective material is very low. Also, it seems durable and is a good price for the length I need.

I have used a lot of paracord during my time in the Marine Corps and the material is of excellent quality. It works well as a stretch for a tent. I chose a reflective and bright yellow so you can see it both at night and during the day. This review is based solely on my own opinion and I am in no way affiliated with the company. If you found this review helpful, please click "Useful" below.

I ordered 550 Type III reflective fluorescent paracord, actually Coyote Brown reflective paracord, with reflective markings. The color was excellent and I was pleased with how well this cable reflects light even in low light. You can see in the photo where I tested it with a AAA battery powered flashlight and the reflectivity really stands out. I have also been very pleased with the help and responsiveness of the support team and hope to purchase additional paracord in the future.

I don't have any other paracord to compare but this stuff works really well. Seems stiff, a little bulky and a little hard/abrasive but I'm glad I have it. (I've practiced tying knots a lot and it's never scratched my hands or gear, and the reflective thread has held up well.) Have used it to replace tent and hammock tarp guy lines - overkill and thicker than the original Webbing but no problem for that me. . Treated knots well and worked with 3-bolt aluminum spanners (wet/wet too). I decided…

This is my first time using West Coast Paracord. I liked their color choice and bought "Reflective Royal Blue". The 100ft skein of cord came neatly folded in a ziplock plastic bag. The cord is a bit darker than what is shown online in my opinion, but overall it looks similar to other 550 paracords on the market. However, I noticed some differences after using this cord to make some knife lanyards. After a few minutes of tying, the cord became sticky and sticky on my hands. I've also found that…

I have replaced ALL my tent lines with this line - great reflective line! My 18ft wigwam tent has 10 lead lines, 10 support lines with 10 attached lines. Lots of footage and it was the perfect size but with the added bonus of reflectivity! We couldn't see the baselines in the evenings/dark which was dangerous! Especially if you have camping neighbors/friends who drink a little OR you have energetic kids! This cable will reflect at least 80 feet away. Now we can quickly identify "our” tent with…

I was looking for a colorful cord with reflective properties to be able to see it at night in low light conditions (made a traditional braid to make a loop to check if my gate in the fence remains closed - the dog is safe inside). The loop stays outside in the elements. This may not be the most common usage. So please read this review in the back of your mind. However, the neon yellow cord is very striking. I was able to make a tight and flexible braid to use as above. I tied the ends together…