1/8 in. x 50 ft. White Paracord

Paracord is ideal for camping, hiking and other outdoor activities. You can braid a survival bracelet from paracord and unravel it when cordage is needed. It has a great combination of strength and durability for a lightweight rope. Some of the dozens of practical uses for paracord include: making a tarp ridgeline, securing equipment to a backpack or a vehicle, making a shelter, replacing shoelaces, making a clothesline, hanging food while camping, marking a trail, and making an emergency tourniquet. Made with a dual polypropylene/nylon construction. Always keep at least 50 ft. of paracord on hand.”,”highlights”:null,”collection”:null,”descriptiveAttributes”:[

Working load limit of 160 lbs.

Paracord is a must-have in your emergency survival kit.

Fuse ends to prevent unraveling

Paracord dries quickly and is resistant to rotting and mildew

The Cordage Institute defines Working Load Limit (WLL) as the working load that must not be exceeded for a particular application as established by a regulatory or standards setting agency. This is different than the Breaking Strength of a rope, which is the force at which a rope will break. Working Load Limit is always a lower value than the Breaking Strength of a rope.

Color Family:Whites

Fastener Type:Non-Wire Rope

Features:Abrasion Resistant,Floats in Water,Weather Resistant

Hardware Color Family:White

Material:Nylon

Package Quantity:1

Product Weight (lb.):0.25 lb

Rope Configuration:Braided

Working Load Limit (lbs.):160

Manufacturer Warranty:None

Product Depth (in.):2.35 in

Product Height (in.):1.5 in

Product Length (ft.):50 ft

Product Width (in.):5.75 in

Rope Diameter (in.):1/8 inch