Paracord Atwood Rope Navy RG1221H
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Atwood Rope American-made paracord, color: Navy. Length 30,48m. The breaking strength is 249kg. The diameter of the paracord is 4 mm. Paracord, as the name implies, was originally used in parachutes, so you can rest assured you're getting a quality product! Paracord is a super useful type of cord, as it's comprised of a separate core and sheath. The core is made up of seven white strands, which can be used for sewing, fishing or weaving. Paracord is often used for making bracelets, key fobs, zipper pulls etc.
It is important to note that this type of paracord is not intended for use in mountaineering - its characteristics do not meet the requirements for climbing ropes, so its use for these purposes is strongly discouraged!
- Reference
- 663642550083
- Brand
- Atwood Rope
- Country
- United States
Atwood Rope are a rope manufacturer in the USA with a broad range of capabilities to produce and develop ropes and braids from very small to over 3.5 inches in diameter. Since 1985 mission statement has kept innovating and developing new products and techniques to meet the needs and demands of clients. Company slogan is "Working to Keep The World Tied Together".
