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      Bracelet paracorde camo - Surplus militaire

      Camo paracord bracelet

      £16.00
      Bracelet paracorde noir - Surplus militaire

      Black paracord bracelet

      £15.00
      Bracelet paracorde boussole - Surplus militaire

      Paracord bracelet with compass

      £14.00
      Paracorde 100m - Surplus militaire

      100m paracord

      £60.00
      Porte clé paracorde - Surplus militaire

      Paracord keychain

      £13.00
      Sangle jumelle paracorde - Surplus militaire

      Paracord binocular strap

      £13.00
      Ceinture paracorde - Surplus militaire

      Paracord belt

      £24.00
      Kit bracelet paracorde - Surplus militaire

      Paracord bracelet kit

      £45.00
      Bracelet paracorde gris - Surplus militaire

      Gray paracord bracelet

      £15.00
      Bracelet paracorde vert - Surplus militaire

      Green paracord bracelet

      £14.00
      Sangle paracorde airsoft - Surplus militaire

      Airsoft paracord strap

      £22.00
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      Bracelet paracorde bleu - Surplus militaire

      Blue paracord bracelet

      £7.00

      Paracord: Strength, Versatility, and Lightness for Field Use

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

      Why Always Carry Paracord?

      • High strength: up to 250 kg (550 paracord)
      • Ultra-compact: easy to coil or braid
      • Multi-strand core for separate uses (sewing, fishing, fire, etc.)
      • Nylon material resistant to moisture, abrasion, and UV

      Practical Field Applications

      • Survival and bushcraft: shelter building, snares, primitive bows
      • Military or mission use: quick attachment, improvisation
      • Hiking / camping: clothesline, guy lines, repairs
      • BOB / EDC kits: bracelet, strap, or spool format
      • Rescue / emergency: emergency tourniquet, harness, hauling

      Paracord Models and Types

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

      Every meter of paracord is a reserve of solutions in tough terrain. It is a multi-purpose, reliable rope that every operator, camper, or survivalist should own.

      Never go out without your length of paracord. It’s the silent tool of survival.

      What is paracord?
      Paracord is an extremely strong nylon rope, originally used for military parachutes. Lightweight, flexible, and multi-filament, it is now popular in survival, hiking, and bushcraft due to its durability and versatility.
      What can you do with paracord?
      You can make survival bracelets, secure a shelter, create a handle, hang gear, repair a strap, secure a load, or even improvise a trap or tourniquet. It is an essential tool in any survival kit.
      How do you use paracord?
      Paracord can be used whole or by separating its internal strands for fine uses. Simply tie knots suited to the situation: clove hitch, bowline, or slip knot to secure, attach, tighten, or carry loads.
      What is the strength of paracord?
      The 550 paracord (Type III), the most common, can hold a static load of 550 pounds (about 250 kg). Some reinforced models (Type IV) can exceed 340 kg. This strength makes it indispensable for tactical and outdoor situations.