Well other than the outdoors, I love knives and paracord. I'm a big fan of taking normal stuff and wrapping it with cord. A big thank you goes out to Grog's Knots on this one and any paracord junkies out on Bushcraft for getting me started with paracord. Above is a paracord lanyard I made last year since my dog thought my old one was a great chew toy. If I did this again, I would have gutted the cord, but live and learn.
To the right is a paracord rescue bracelet I made. It has an ID tag on it as well, mainly because of an allergy I have that anybody medical should know of, and it looks better than the typical med bracelets out there.
To the left is something I got off of ITS Tactical's website, a paracord storage sinnet. Its a great way to keep your cord, but it does get somewhat kinked. And it takes a while to do this, but with practice it goes quick. You can find information to do this here.
The bottom right is a ridgeline I made for bushclasses at BushcraftUSA. That was a fun one to made, just a basic three stranded braid on this one, with a whipped end I ended up sealing with paracord anyway just to make sure.
The bottom left is a paracord belt I made for backpacking, got a little carried away I know. It has over 100 feet of cord on it just in case I need it. Better safe than sorry.
Below this is a shot of my paracord wrapped Izulas from ESEE, yeah I caught that bug but luckily I stopped with these. Though I would love an Izula folder when they come out.
I've been trying to figure out how to cobble together a paracord ID bracelet. I make and sell a lot of stuff but making an ID bracelet that looks good has thus far eluded me. Is that ID from something like a RoadID?
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