I'm a big time fan of knot tying with Paracord and I've pretty much downloaded every video I can find on TH-cam that I keep on my tablet so I can go sit out in my Man Cave, fire up a good cigar and make bracelets, handles, handle wraps, you name it.. But, some years back, I was working on the Intel Fab facility down in Phoenix and had some of my paracord with me, sitting outside in the evenings, tying away and somehow, I found a place called JimAlax Lacrosse Mesh. Well, lo and behold, they were right there in Phoenix so I hopped in my Jeep and off I went.. Found the building they were in, parked my Jeep, went to the front door and stepped right in.. Hmm.. Nobody at the counter so I said "Hello?" and someone came out from the back area and said "Can I help you?" and I told him I was here to have a look at the Lacrosse Mesh cord they're selling.. Well, come to find out, they really don't have a storefront so to speak. Mainly they have a decent sized building with tons of rolls of Lacrosse cord (Imagine paracord but, about half the thickness and probably just as strong) and man did they have a selection of colors. I guess pretty much and school that has a Lacrosse team wants to have the webbing on their lacrosse sticks in their own school colors.. Makes sense.. Well, these guys have the colors you need for sure. I was on a different kind of hunt though.. I wanted a decent "paracord like" cord that's a bit thinner than trusty old 550 cord.. I left there with a box full of cordage and a big smile on my face. They even gave me a tour of their back room where the monster machines are that they actually MAKE their own patterns out of what ever colors they want. They told me their grandfather brought those over from Germany many years ago and man are they built to last.. Each one probably weights a ton.. Call them, drop them an email, swing by and see them and tell them their/ 1st and probably only walk-in customer told you about them. Honestly, I don't get any free stuff or money for sending business their way.. I just want to see them stick around (get it, stick around.. Lacrosse...)
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I'm a big time fan of knot tying with Paracord and I've pretty much downloaded every video I can find on TH-cam that I keep on my tablet so I can go sit out in my Man Cave, fire up a good cigar and make bracelets, handles, handle wraps, you name it..
But, some years back, I was working on the Intel Fab facility down in Phoenix and had some of my paracord with me, sitting outside in the evenings, tying away and somehow, I found a place called JimAlax Lacrosse Mesh. Well, lo and behold, they were right there in Phoenix so I hopped in my Jeep and off I went.. Found the building they were in, parked my Jeep, went to the front door and stepped right in.. Hmm.. Nobody at the counter so I said "Hello?" and someone came out from the back area and said "Can I help you?" and I told him I was here to have a look at the Lacrosse Mesh cord they're selling..
Well, come to find out, they really don't have a storefront so to speak. Mainly they have a decent sized building with tons of rolls of Lacrosse cord (Imagine paracord but, about half the thickness and probably just as strong) and man did they have a selection of colors.
I guess pretty much and school that has a Lacrosse team wants to have the webbing on their lacrosse sticks in their own school colors.. Makes sense.. Well, these guys have the colors you need for sure.
I was on a different kind of hunt though.. I wanted a decent "paracord like" cord that's a bit thinner than trusty old 550 cord.. I left there with a box full of cordage and a big smile on my face. They even gave me a tour of their back room where the monster machines are that they actually MAKE their own patterns out of what ever colors they want. They told me their grandfather brought those over from Germany many years ago and man are they built to last.. Each one probably weights a ton..
Call them, drop them an email, swing by and see them and tell them their/ 1st and probably only walk-in customer told you about them. Honestly, I don't get any free stuff or money for sending business their way.. I just want to see them stick around (get it, stick around.. Lacrosse...)
mindblowing that paracord saved the Hubble Telescope
dude loves to see his mug on here
Tree nets are pretty cool
What happened to that really nice lady who did a few video's last fall?
Huh never seen a paracord video in my recommendations
Same
So confused why this is in my recommendations
because you are cool.
I'm the first to comment
And ?
@@JoshuaRilliet And you are not :P
Nice compilation 2 years later i know but here we are lol. Blessings from Montana
Thanks for watching anyway! 😆
What is it TH-camrs? 42 seconds to get to the beginning of your presentation. Is it to try and get more ad revenue?