The 500 lb tensile strength 550 Type II commercial quality 100 percent woven nylon ensures exceptional durability, making it ideal for a variety of rugged applications
Featuring a 7-2 strand core, this nylon cord offers strength and reliability, providing superior performance for heavy-duty tasks
With a 5/32 inches diameter, this cord strikes the ideal balance between strength and flexibility, making it perfect for a wide range of uses
Made in America by a certified government contractor, this product ensures top-tier quality and reliability, meeting the highest standards of manufacturing

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This braid is strong, durable, lightweight, quick-drying and resistant to rot. It is a highly popular commercial version of the original military parachute cord, first developed during WWII for use in parachutes. The 7-strand, 2-ply core can be removed for survival situations, while the sheath is made from 32 tightly woven strands. With its high tensile strength, it's ideal for both outdoor adventures and home use. The patterns are sharp and vibrant, making it a standout choice. A must-have for any outdoorsman or household, it's perfect for survival, emergency kits, shelters, snares, fishing, trapping, handle wraps, defense, first aid, fire bows and more.

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