It was the perfect colour. I loved the way it has 5 in 1 uses. I cut about 30cm off to test it and used the rest to make lanyards, belts, straps,bracelets ,etc... I found it a little difficult to remove the 1st thread,but after that the rest of the came out easily enough. And the all worked as described. Was happy that the paracord was still strong enough after removing all the other cores. So it's stronger with all the cores but is only 550 cord without survival core removed. Great addition to any outdoors ,camping and survival use nice selling point when making bracelets and lanyards like I do. 👍
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Fantastic product. Well constructed and very versatile. Highly recommended.
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When it comes to paracord it pays not to compromise as the stuff beloved by outdoors people can literally save your life, then came the fire cord version with one of the inner strands being a waxed tinder thread, then Titan made survivor cord with tinder thread, brass wire and monofilament fishing line, which was the ultimate evolution of 550, this sits nicely between the Titan and regular. The tinder thread lights easily from a ferro rod, and the braided fishing line is strong (although if I’m honest mono would be considerably more useful as the standard inner cord stripped back to one of the three ply would do just as good a job) but I’m still giving it 5 stars because it is a quality product.
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Item arrived exactly as described, pre-wound on the spool. 2 reviews here - one for the paracord, and one for the spool. Paracord - 5 stars. Very strong 7 x triple strand 550 paracord, with the useful addition of cotton for sewing, a fishing line and tinder, all inside. This makes it incredibly useful to any camper/survivalist. I would not buy paracord now without these additional internals, because, well, why would you? It’s the same, but better. Great to have these additional elements as back up. They’re easy to pull out by the way, and I have tested the tinder and it works a-ok with a ferro rod. Someone has left a review saying that the end of the cord explodes in to a frayed mess after it’s cut. Well, yes it kind of does, but that’s to allow you to easily pull out the cotton, fishing line or tinder if you need it. This is by design, it’s supposed to do that! What you’re supposed to do, if you have a brain, is seal it with a flame after you cut it. It works as it should. It’s not complicated and not difficult to do at all! Honestly, how do these people get by in life.., Anyway, on to the spool - 3 stars It’s ok, sure, handy I guess, and it does keep the cord neatly wrapped. There’s lots of slots for the cord to rest so it doesn’t come undone. And the removable razor is very useful, makes cutting the cord a breeze. But, as we’ve established, you need to seal the cord with a flame after you cut it, so why isn’t there a holder for a lighter? Instead, there’s this open handle-type side supposedly for storing “stuff”. Sorry, but this is useless, it doesn’t hold anything, and it’s more like a handle for tiny fingers. What they should have done, is added a standard sized holder for a lighter, like a bic or a clipper. That way, you have the blade for cutting, and the lighter for sealing, all together with the spool. Summary - 4 stars Great paracord, with a good (but under-utilised) spool. My advice - buy the paracord on its own (pay the same price to get double the length that comes with the spool). And if you find that you do want a spool, buy one separately that comes with a slot to hold a lighter.
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Great cordage!
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Feels great quality and I’ve tried a bit out and it seems good so far. Seals back up fine with a lighter too.
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Not used it out in the field yet but looks and feels good quality.
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Bought for the fire string, lights with a ferrorod when fluffed up.
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