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The Well Dressed Survivalist – Part Two – The Paracord Bracelet
Friday, November 2, 2012 6:41
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Two Color Paracord Bracelet
One of the items that a
well-dressed survivalist will always have handy is paracord. The easiest way to
do this is to wear a simple paracord bracelet. Unfortunately, not all paracord
bracelets are created equal. One of the main things you should look for in a
paracord bracelet is ease of deployment. The other main consideration is the
type of paracord used to make your paracord bracelet.
well-dressed survivalist will always have handy is paracord. The easiest way to
do this is to wear a simple paracord bracelet. Unfortunately, not all paracord
bracelets are created equal. One of the main things you should look for in a
paracord bracelet is ease of deployment. The other main consideration is the
type of paracord used to make your paracord bracelet.
Ease of Deployment Paracord Wrap
Many times paracord bracelets will have their
loose cords tucked under the braids. This makes it quite difficult to quickly
deploy the paracord in your bracelet when you need to use it. When your
bracelet is properly tied, your paracord will be readily accessible and it will
be easier for you to deploy your
paracord bracelet
loose cords tucked under the braids. This makes it quite difficult to quickly
deploy the paracord in your bracelet when you need to use it. When your
bracelet is properly tied, your paracord will be readily accessible and it will
be easier for you to deploy your
paracord bracelet
Fishtail Paracord Wrap
The most common braid used
on paracord bracelets is the cobra style of braid. They can also be found in fishtail
and gator versions if you want a slightly
different look. The gator version will also allow you to carry a greater amount
of cordage. Both versions can offer you ease of deployment for your paracord.
on paracord bracelets is the cobra style of braid. They can also be found in fishtail
and gator versions if you want a slightly
different look. The gator version will also allow you to carry a greater amount
of cordage. Both versions can offer you ease of deployment for your paracord.
Gator Paracord Wrap
There is an excellent
tutorial on how to tie a gator here:
tutorial on how to tie a gator here:
Paracord also comes in two
basic types. There is the regular commercial type of paracord and the mil-spec
paracord. The mil-spec paracord is a little higher in cost but offers you the
opportunity to deploy significantly more cordage when needed. You can always
opt for the kits that are
available to save some money by making your own paracord bracelet.
basic types. There is the regular commercial type of paracord and the mil-spec
paracord. The mil-spec paracord is a little higher in cost but offers you the
opportunity to deploy significantly more cordage when needed. You can always
opt for the kits that are
available to save some money by making your own paracord bracelet.
Images provided by: http://paravival.com/
Got paracord bracelet?
Staying above the water
line!
line!
Riverwalker
2012-11-02 06:23:50
Source: http://stealthsurvival.blogspot.com/2012/11/the-well-dressed-survivalist-part-two.html
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