Paracord

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12 products

Paracord: strength, versatility, and lightness for the field

Originally designed for parachute suspension lines, paracord has become an essential survival and tactical tool . Capable of supporting significant loads while remaining lightweight and flexible, it is used in hundreds of practical situations: securing, construction, rescue, braiding, camouflage, repair , etc.

Why always have paracord on hand?

  • High resistance : up to 250 kg (550 paracord)
  • Ultra compact : easy to roll up or braid
  • Multi-strand core for separate uses (sewing, fishing, fire, etc.)
  • Material made of nylon that is resistant to moisture, abrasion and UV rays

Concrete field applications

  • Survival and bushcraft : building shelters, snares, primitive bows
  • Military or mission : rapid attachment, improvisation
  • Hiking/camping : clothesline, guying, repairs
  • BOB/EDC Kit : available in bracelet, lanyard, or reel format
  • Rescue/Emergency : emergency tourniquet, harness, traction

Paracord models and types

  • Standard 550 paracord (7 internal strands, nylon)
  • Reinforced 750 paracord or with a special core (fire, fishing line, sewing thread…)
  • Tactical colours : black, olive, camouflage, coyote, etc.
  • Formats: reels, bracelets, keychains or kits

Every meter of paracord is a treasure trove of solutions in challenging terrain. It's a reliable, multi-purpose rope that every operator, camper, or survivalist should own.

Never leave home without your length of paracord. It's the silent tool of survival.

What is paracord?
Paracord is an extremely strong nylon cord, originally used for military parachutes. Lightweight, flexible, and multifilament, it is now popular for survival, hiking, and bushcraft thanks to its strength and versatility.
What can you do with paracord?
It can be used to make survival bracelets, secure a shelter, create a handle, hang equipment, repair a strap, secure a load, or even improvise a trap or tourniquet. It is an essential tool in any survival kit.
How to use paracord?
Paracord can be used whole or by disassembling its internal strands for specific purposes. Simply tie knots appropriate to the situation: a clove hitch, a bowline, or a slipknot to secure, tie, tension, or carry loads.
What is the strength of paracord?
The most common type of paracord, 550 (Type III), can withstand a static load of 550 pounds (approximately 250 kg). Some reinforced models (Type IV) can exceed 340 kg. This strength makes it indispensable for tactical and outdoor situations.