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620 LB SurvivorCord - The Original Patented Type III Military 550 Parachute Cord with Integrated Fishing Line, Multi-Purpose Wire, and Waterproof Fire Starter. 100 FEET, Forest CAMO Paracord
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About 620 LB SurvivorCord - The Original Patented Type
TITAN Survival's products are trusted by Military Forces and Outdoor Enthusiasts all around the world, because our superior quality means Superior Performance.Our patented SurvivorCord integrates 3 potential life-saving survival strands into our Top-Rated MIL-SPEC 550 Paracord. Our paracord is made from a Proprietary Nylon / Polyester Blend, is 5mm in diameter, and contains 21 individual strands, braided into seven seriously-strong 3-strand yarns. We've then included a single strand of waxed jute for starting fires, a 25 lb. mono-filament fishing line, and a wire that can be used for snares, conductive wire, and other emergency needs. SurvivorCord is the ultimate paracord replacement and is also known as Survival Cord.With a Minimum Tensile Strength of 550 lbs., SurvivorCord is perfect for:- Tying down items to your car or backpack.- Hanging a rucksack from a tree or Stringing up a clothes-line to dry out wet clothing.- Stringing up a trip wire to rig an area by tying cans, chimes, etc. to the cord to alert you of intruding animals.- In addition to its general utility functions, Titan Paracord is also excellent for Survival Kits, Bug-Out Bags, and Vehicle Emergency Kits.- When threaded with beads, use as a pace counter to estimate distance covered by foot.- "The guts", or individual yarns of the core, can be removed when finer string is needed for fishing line or sewing gear.- Slowly lowering y equipment or an object down from a higher plane.- Securing a makeshift splint or creating a makeshift sling.- Creating or Rigging a pulley system to lift a heavy object.
