Kirjeldus

M-Tac Paracord Survival is a nylon cord consisting of an outer braid (a large number of interwoven fibers) and a core (several nylon threads interwoven), which ensure its strength and lightweight. The stuffing of the SURVIVAL model is 7 polyamide threads (550-paracord), as well as a jute and braided fishing line. Length: 15 meters Diameter: 4 mm Strength: 240 kg at break Thread in the core: 7 pcs. Popular ways to use paracord: Clothes/equipment – to repair clothes and equipment: sew with threads from the core, tighten/tie with a cord the separated parts; – paracord will replace the belt, or you can make suspenders for pants; like strong shoelaces; – if the zipper on clothes or equipment is broken – you can tighten/tie it with a paracord; – as carabiners, straps, loops, or attachments to equipment, for example, to distribute the weight of the load; – to pull up a tent, tarpaulin, cloak-tent, poncho; fix camouflage, camouflage net; as a belt for a machine gun and other weapons; – as a rope for drying clothes and equipment; – to braid the handle of a knife, make a lanyard for a knife; – as a replacement for a climbing rope for descents and ascents. But you need to remember that paracord withstands static (without jerks) load, and not large jerks, such as, for example when falling. It is necessary to descend slowly and smoothly, it is desirable to tie