Atwood Rope MFG550 Paracord 100 Feet 7-Strand Core Nylon Parachute Cord Outside Survival Gear Made in USA | Lanyards, Bracelets, Handle Wraps, Keychain (Blue)

in my opinion Atwood Rope MFG. Is the best paracord, its stiff, easy to work with and the colors are actually what they're supposed to be. The ONLY bad thing I can say is when you first get a 100' hank you have to spend 15 minutes or so untangling it. If yall would just do a "butterfly hank" where you do figure 8s around two stationary objects then wrap the last 10-20ft back around it. It leaves a inner tag line you can pull and the entire line will come undone neatly. I usually store all my cordage this way, or I use a flat spool. I use to make paracord bracelets, lanyards, gun slings, bow yokes, pretty much anything and everything. Theres a lot of companies that make knock off 550 Paracord.

I am using this paracord to string a dipole antenna between trees for ham radio purposes. It's definitely strong and I had a tree fall on it and it did not break. That was impressive, however, my 2 complaints are that it kinks really badly and it would also be nice if they did a butterfly wrap as it immediately tangled into a mess upon taking the packaging off. The kinking was terrible trying to straighten the paracord out because it constantly bound on itself. Anyway we'll see how well it holds up to UV light and weather conditions over the next year. Seems like a quality product but expect to spend time untangling. I did butterfly wrap a 100 foot strand (purchased 2) and that definitely helped when deploying it outdoors.

This paracord is by far the worst I have dealt with while trying to make bracelets. Extremely frustrating when it comes to the Manny Method fusion as the paracord does not thread into the end of the needle well. Most of the time after pulling it through the other thread I end up with the inside threads and not the whole paracord. I have done this method plenty of times and usually can do it quite quickly but when it comes to this, I is a frustrating process that I sometimes just have to walk away from. It would probably be excellent paracord for any other use, but stay away if you plan on making bracelets from it!

I am ah paracord enthusiast and I have much more to learn so as you know there's ah plethora of paracord brands and sellers I've tried a handful to know the difference between real or commercial grade unknowns. If you do research there's alot of unknowns from alot of sellers claiming there's is the best but I digress I'm very happy and well satisfied with my 2nd purchase and I'm not paid by anyone for this honest review, I'm just blown away by there customer service and true count of length of what you order such ah relief to know that what's coming to you is what you ordered, I can't tell you of now of any issues of there paracord or there sincere detail of there product. I will update if anything changes bad or good but I'm sure a of now that I won't be back with anthill neg. You have all to gain by trusting the brand who has not God but excellent customer service. Enough said

Paracord is something we campers use a lot of. I camp in hammocks and use it for ridgelines on both the hammock as well as the rain fly (tarp). This is as good a quality as any that i have been purchasing. And it is a 100-foot roll. Most of what I have purchased at a reasonable price have been only 50 feet long. This line is designed to hold a weight of 550lbs. I have no doubt that this would easily handle that much weight, but I will never be putting that much tension on it. Most paracord will stretch when wet or over time. While this does stretch some it stretches much less than many other cords that I have used.Comes wrapped in a paper sleeve and has about 100 feet of line. This cord is olive drab green. A military green colour. It will go with most any hammock or tarp that I will be using. When I run out of this I will certainly purchase again.

This is an excellent paracord that I have used for a number of projects and makes its way into my tool box in my truck, because you never know. A lighter works great for fusing the ends and the cordage consists of an outer sheath and multiple thin nylon inner cords.

My son's scouting group uses shoulder loops for their "patrol colors." This cord came in handy for that project. The boys also carry a length of rope on their possession to tie knots, etc. and for other emergency needs. This cuts easily and fuses nicely with a lighter. The inner strings could be used for fishing line or other needs in a pinch.

Got this para cord, nice red, but when i cut it the outside sleeve shrinks/pulls back almost an inch so you always have to re-cut it

This is very pleasent to the eye, nice blue tone

No es el color que se muestra, el acabado no es mate, las tiras internas se safan. No lo recomiendo

Love the product. Need to use correct label showing accurate length of cord. 100ft = 30m

Al cortar los hilos internos salen, sugiero quemar antes de manipular.

bought this for get home bag. used small length for household. good stuff. took couple weeks to get into Canada but worth the wait.