Simple paracord axe lanyard (with wrist loop)

In this tutorial I show you how to make a simple paracord axe lanyard. It features an adjustable wrist loop which comes in very handy. Additionally it stores up some paracord for use in a pinch.
The axe I used:
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Enjoy the tutorial!
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[@scrappycat1647]

I like all of your videos, but the best I've seen so far was the lanyard knot that you demonstrated in the first half of this video. Thanks!

[@mickmoo]

Thank you Mark for a first rate guide. Using your expert instructions I have successfully managed to tie my first knot with confidence, and to create a pararcord lanyard bracelet for my mora camp axe. Keep up the good work!

[@Paracordguild]

Hey!
Glad to hear it! Comments like yours keep this channel going!
Mark

[@nathanhaigler8139]

First try came out great. Easy to follow video!

[@UseThe4orce]

Great tutorial. Going to use this on a walking stick.

[@craggerrs]

very nice video, looking forward to trying it on my new hatchet - thanks!

[@zacharystovall6271]

Ok so I literally bought Paracord for the first time yesterday because I dropped wayyyy too much money on a hatchet...but holy shit I followed this tutorial (drunk as a skunk) and first try I have a sexy lanyard for my hatchet. I DID use a photo instruction set for the lanyard knot because drunk people need to pause A LOT with videos. But I am crazy happy with the result, I wish I could post a photo of my own as a response.
And drunk luck with a 16 foot piece of Paracord...I had only 1 inch excess on one end with 0 measuring. I should play the lottery tomorrow 😁.

[@andrewgriffiths21]

Excellent tutorial. Thanks.

[@zackstrife4771]

I really like the knot in the beginning it was a little tricky but I got it haha

[@gwynnjones6900]

Thanks for the tutorial Mark. You can also use the lanyard on a camera.

[@Guapogiboy]

Thank you! Very useful

[@jorgeviana6281]

Thanks

[@MrGAETANO25]

tnks a lot

[@sleepywatcher]

Is a good tutorial, but something I just don't understand, why you need to teach people to attach the axe or maybe a blade to the user wrist, I'm a forest guy and go hiking in Forest every week, I use my axe and Parang to cut my way through the thick forest, the last thing I ever wanna do is to attach my hand with any one of my axe and blade, just imagine you swinging a 0.70kg parang or axe and you lost grip from them and they attached to you wrist..... The momentum of the swing + the paracord attach to you hand will swing back at you chopping or slicing off meat from your the other arm or legs. It's very dangerous to attach a line with your swing hand. Attaching a small knife is ok because it's not heavy and it will not have enough weight to create the kinda fatal back slash.

[@KrisBenson79]

You'd want it attached if you were at a campsite with others -- far worse than it dangling and hitting your leg is flying away and hitting someone else in the head.

[@escapetherace1943]

@@KrisBenson79 how can something you swing directly down
end up flying at somebody's head
think it over

[@KrisBenson79]

@@escapetherace1943 - you've clearly never seen an axe throwing event... and you're not swinging the axe directly down. It's going from above your head to the ground in front - if you lose grip halfway through your swing, that axe is flying straight. All about physics.

[@RedFlip7H]

Watch this at 1.5x speed or it will drive you nuts. The uber-slow speech is beyond aggravating. That said, nice lanyard.

[@SandyCrinklesack]

made it for my ex