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Pros And Cons Of Being Paracord

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Every outdoorsman and woman knows that paracord is the number one item you don’t want to be caught without when camping. It is incredibly strong and useful in many situations, but it isn’t always easy to carry it around in a bundle. Don’t worry. The DIYers at Instructables have you covered. They’ll show you every way to weave, knot, and intertwine your paracord into bracelets, belts, and bags so you can easily bring it with you for any survival situation. What really makes paracord amazing is that there is so much you can do with it from tying crampons to your shoe or turning a spare piece of paracord into a fish- ing lure, to making a paracord army man and then decking him out with all the accessories a little army man could ask

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