Atwood Tactical Paracord 100 Feet - Survival Gear Made in USA

Atwood Rope MFG's Paracord is proudly manufactured in the heart of Ohio, USA by the same company that created the Tactical Rope Dispenser with a US Special OPS Paratrooper. With a proven track record dating back to World War II, paracord has made a well-deserved name for itself. Atwood Rope MFG is known for their 550 Parachute Cord, Battle Cord, Parapacolypse, Equine Rope, Utility, Arborist's Rigging Cordage, Dock Line, Static Rappelling Safety Rope, and Kevlar Rope.

Each strand of the 4-strand core is made of twisted nylon strands, and by pulling out the internal cords, you can turn 100 feet of rope into hundreds of feet of available cordage. This product is perfect for a prepper's stash or a DIY enthusiast's macramé supply. It can be cut into strips for tarp tie-downs, wrapped around a knife hilt, kept in an emergency medical bag for a quick tourniquet, or used in your hunting gear to easily haul in a big kill and secure any large haul.

Whether it's supporting a soldier on the battlefield or hanging a flower pot, Atwood Rope is ready for any situation, no matter how, when, or where you need it. The Tactical Paracord is compatible with the Tactical Rope Dispenser and has a 275 tensile strength, with a 3/32 inch diameter and a weight of 4.8 ounces per 100 feet. It is also UV resistant.

With an unlimited number of uses, this 275 Tactical Paracord can be employed for any and every situation. Atwood Rope MFG offers over 100 colors, custom-made patterns in excess of 1,000, and carries Kevlar, Glow in the Dark, and Reflective options. The company maintains a strict quality assurance policy with QA checkpoints throughout the manufacturing process.

Atwood Rope MFG's Paracord is proudly made in Ohio, within 600 miles of 60% of the USA's population. Whether you need it for survival, DIY projects, or everyday use, this paracord can be used with a carabiner or hooks, to tie up a bear bag, practice your knot tying, or even hook up a makeshift deer blind. When survival is not the primary concern, it can be used to hang a flower pot, braid into paracord necklaces, bracelets, lanyards, or even belts, and to restring a patio umbrella or hang a clothesline.

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