Rothco Nylon Paracord 550lb 300 Ft Tube

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Product Overview

A single length of cord can handle several jobs around camp, but a seven-strand core gives you more ways to use it. The Rothco Nylon Paracord 550lb 300 Ft Tube provides 300 feet of nylon cord for securing equipment, setting up improvised shelters, and keeping useful repair material in your outdoor kit.

Full cord for tying, inner strands for finer work

Use the complete cord for tasks that call for a sturdy tie, such as bundling loose equipment or attaching gear at camp. For airsoft players, it can also be useful for organizing field equipment and making replacement ties. Its approximately 5/32-inch diameter gives you a straightforward reference when planning projects or checking whether it will pass through an opening.

The seven-strand construction becomes especially useful when a job needs something thinner than the complete cord. You can separate the internal strands for improvised fishing line, sewing thread, or other small cordage tasks. That makes this more than a supply of tie-down material: it also gives you resources for repairs without carrying a separate spool for every possible use. The cord can serve as replacement boot laces, too.

A longer supply for camp and project work

The 300-foot tube format lets you cut lengths for individual tasks while retaining cord for later use. It suits customers stocking a camping kit, assembling emergency supplies, or working on multiple DIY cord projects. Rather than committing the entire supply to one purpose, you can portion it according to the job at hand.

  • Material: Nylon.
  • Tensile rating: 550 pounds.
  • Construction: Seven-strand core.
  • Length: 300 feet per tube.
  • Diameter: Approximately 5/32 inch.
  • Origin: Made in the USA.

For purchasing purposes, the 550-pound figure is a tensile rating, not a safe working-load rating for supporting a person. Choose this paracord for utility cordage and repairs, not as a substitute for climbing or rappelling rope.

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