High-Quality Gear AID 550 Paracord and Carabiner: Durable 7 Strand Utility Cord Ideal for Camping and Survival Needs Review

Good paracord, don't plan on cutting it yet. Not ideal for a long hike as it wears out terribly and the cord wrap sags and twists a lot. Did the job. but wasn't my favorite paracord.

This paracord and carabiner is not for climbing but I like how it allows you to lock the lever. This line isn't very thick, but it seems durable and versatile. This is a good price for the amount of cable and the seller shipped it promptly. Great experience and overall very happy.

It is an excellent product. Buen precio, buena calidad, super fuerte. Al verlo cuando llego pense que no aguantaria peso, pero si lo ha hecho. Para personas condiciones como yo que no podemos a veces bajar esscaleras con cosas pesadas, lo amarro todo en la parte Superior de la Escalera y lo bajo por el borde hasta que lo recojan abajo. enchant me

My only complaint is the way it's wound. Be prepared to spend some time untangling it before you can use it. the starting point for the beginning of your line, but it's not; If you try this, you'll have a big ball in your hands. Knowing this in advance can eliminate some headaches and make a very good paracord.

This is a good strong paracord for a variety of uses. Reflective material woven into the cord body makes the lines visible to flashlights or headlamps. But it also makes the cord uncomfortable or even painful to the touch. I got it partially to make bracelets but I won't be able to use it for that. In some places, the reflective material sticks out very strongly and appears jagged. So it can be used as a hank, but should not be worn for convenience or in an emergency.

So I was in the woods with my knife and paracord trying to be naked and scared. That's all I had, 'cause that's all I needed. I opened up my "paracord" to make a line but found no strands down the middle, just single ply toilet paper which isn't even good toilet paper. Uh I hope this holds 550 pounds as written let's skydive to find out cause if I'm for a penny I'm for a pound. A month later I woke up from the coma. So, that's just "paracord" look far away. You will die or be badly injured if…

I love this reflective paracord for tent poles that is highly visible when returning to camp at night. I've also used it to wrap a few items including an alder stick that I recently completed. Month. Although it claims to be Spec 550, it seems flatter than other non-reflective 550 paracord I've used that seemed more durable. The flatter profile of this paracord suits the handle of this stick, but I prefer the thicker paracord when wrapping to protect from axle bangs etc. Overall I think this…

This is a good strong paracord for many uses. Reflective material woven into the cord body makes the lines visible to flashlights or headlamps. But it also makes the cord uncomfortable or even painful to the touch. I got it partially to make bracelets but I won't be able to use it for that. In some places, the reflective material sticks out very strongly and appears jagged. So it can be used as a hank, but should not be worn for convenience or in an emergency.

So I was in the woods with my knife and paracord trying out nudity and fear . That's all I had, 'cause that's all I needed. I opened up my "paracord" to make a line but found no strands down the middle, just single ply toilet paper which isn't even good toilet paper. Uh I hope this holds 550 pounds as written let's skydive to find out cause if I'm for a penny I'm for a pound. A month later I woke up from the coma. So, that's just "paracord" look far away. You will die or be badly injured if you