www.paracordist.com Http twitter.com A multi-use/multi-functional piece of gear – knife lanyard & land nav aid This project started out with a request to make a ranger pacing bead set that could be attached to a kabar knife. In the end, I went to the drawing board to come up with a re-configuration of my original side by side ranger pacing beads combined with my “PSK” style lanyard that can be used on any knife/hatchet. This multi-use/multi-functional...
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How to make a 550 paracord cobra weave bracelet with a side release buckle. These are becoming very popular for EDC lately, having access to 8-10 feet of 550 paracord is invaluable. You can buy them for around online, often with the core removed – here is how to make one for around and 15 minutes of your time. Video Rating: 4 /...
Read MoreMAKING A SURVIVAL BRACELET W/ 550 PARA CORD (part 2)
***(part 2, in response to “making a survival bracelet w/ 550 para cord-part 1”) i show you how i finished up my cobra weave survival bracelet, this was more of an instructional/ entertainment video. they’res other great videos out there, but i thought i’d share my perspective. i never knew it would be this easy to make my own, rather than paying for one, i got 100 feet of para cord for . this is using olive green 550 para cord (7 inner strands),...
Read MoreMAKING A SURVIVAL BRACELET W/ 550 PARA CORD (part 1)
***(part 1) i show you how i make my cobra weave survival bracelet, this was more of an instructional/ entertainment video. they’res other great videos out there, but i thought i’d share my perspective. i never knew it would be this easy to make my own, rather than paying for one, i got 100 feet of para cord for . this is using olive green 550 para cord (7 inner strands), approx. 10 feet. This is a video on how to make a 550 paracord lanyard. this lanyard is...
Read MoreMaking a 550 Paracord Key Grab – Part 1
This is part 1 of 2 of my video showing you how to make a key grab out of paracord. This is great cause its an easy way not only to find your keys, but to carry a decent amount of paracord on you at all...
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