In this article, I will cover 24 DIY paracord bracelet patterns with visuals.
A piece of prepping gear may not be part of your daily wear, but it should be. And it doesn’t have to look like a gear. Paracord bracelets are a neat way to hold 3.5+ meters of rope on your person.
Plus, almost infinite style and color variations mean that you can customize it to your taste. This isn’t a friendship ring, Mad Max wore one, and he’s a survivalist in an apocalyptic dystopia. Jokes aside, why is paracord great to have on hand?
Using military spec #550, the cord offers versatile cordage, and the inner braided nylon strands make it very sturdy. The usage of the paracord bracelet is varied.
You could unravel the bracelet and use the cord to fasten the shelter, create rudimentary traps, make general repairs, bind yourself to another human, hang a string, and so on.
If you want to learn how to do some fun projects with paracord, instead of just bracelets, check out 28 useful and fun paracord projects.
If you need more length (without toughness), stripping the paracord to expose the inner strands will provide six to eight times more string. In addition, you can transform the paracord bracelet into a multi-tool by using a whistle and/or Ferro rod fasteners (a flint spark lighter). Don’t have paracord?
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