About

Welcome to my site and thank you for taking time to view my products!

All of my paracord products are hand made by me, Paul, a U.S. Military Veteran who understands that high quality and great value can exist together. I know there are many choices when it comes to paracord products and I strive to bring you 100% satisfaction with your purchase.

Parachute cord, paracord (as it is commonly referred to) or 550 cord are all names to describe a lightweight nylon kernmantle rope originally used as suspension lines of U.S. parachutes. The 550 cord consists of a 32 strand woven nylon outer sheath with an inner core of seven, 2 ply nylon yarns. Because of the high number of woven strands, the exterior sheath has a relatively smooth feel. Paracord has a diameter of roughly 1/8th of an inch.

All of my products are made in the U.S.A. with mil-spec MIL-C-5040H type III requirement cord and have a minimum breaking strength of 550 pounds. (550 cord) My paracord comes from the same U.S. factory that is a government contractor to supply the military, so quality is assured.

To set my products apart from the crowd, I offer several different knot styles for you to choose from — not just the common Cobra/Solomon Bar that is so widely used. I also offer many different camouflage and solid colors to complement any loadout or attire.

Because I keep an inventory of many popular sizes, I can usually ship the same day if ordered before 12 noon central time (M-F). Custom orders ship the next day on small orders and larger team/group orders can take up to 72 hours to ship. All my products include USPS First Class shipping. Expedited shipping is available at an extra cost, so please contact me before placing an order to check price and availability to your area.

I plan to keep adding more paracord items on a regular basis to add to the list of survival bracelets, paracord lanyards, monkey fist item already listed. Don’t forget your best friend, paracord dog collars with a matching leash that I already have listed.

From rifle slings to basic survival bracelets, if it’s made of paracord, you can get it here. Review what I have to offer and if you don’t see what you want — just ask!

We are proud supporters of the Wounded Warrior Project, Mississippi National Guard, Paralyzed Veterans of America and Disabled American Vets. Why not stop by their sites and make a small donation — every bit helps!