For years, I've been using a similar zipper sinnet to store a 30 foot loop of 1" webbing in the pocket of my firefighting pants. Deploys fast and easy for all types of things like dragging a victim out of a building, using the webbing to tie open a door, or even as a bailout rope through a window.
I use bundled up paracord on hikes, but made quick release cords when I broke my foot to pass the time. It keeps the sanity... Most of the times, I use paracord while hiking, as a shoelace fix. Also keep a lighter in a watertight container/bag, and you'll walk comfy once again.
an overlapping chrochet... I usually just crochet then crochet the crochet it comes off in a single strand instead of this double-double works for ropes as well but this is neat too!
I use this for tying up my webbing, call it the lobster tail knot because it makes the flat webbing kind of curl like a (you guessed it) “lobster tail”
I’m looking for a design that I can use as a compact lanyard for a knife. If I need to deploy the knife I want to have the lanyard hold the knife in case I can’t put the knife back in the holster right away. This is for emergency use while kayaking. I have seen some folks use a coil lanyard, but I’m looking for something more compact and resistant to sea water.
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For years, I've been using a similar zipper sinnet to store a 30 foot loop of 1" webbing in the pocket of my firefighting pants. Deploys fast and easy for all types of things like dragging a victim out of a building, using the webbing to tie open a door, or even as a bailout rope through a window.
Cords can save lives, and you just made it more possible. Now I have found a new hobby because of you! Thank you!
This is a really good idea. I find being outside in the woods keeps my sanity 😁
Another quick release i recommend to people is the Blaze bar, pretty easy weave to learn.
I use bundled up paracord on hikes, but made quick release cords when I broke my foot to pass the time. It keeps the sanity...
Most of the times, I use paracord while hiking, as a shoelace fix. Also keep a lighter in a watertight container/bag, and you'll walk comfy once again.
Thanks a lot Tim I was searching youtube how not to tangle the paracords and i got a notification from you and it helped me a lot
You're welcome glad I could help! Thanks for the comment and having notifications on!
This is so good! Made a mad max style bracelet from this inspiration. Awsome way to carry ten+ feet on my wrist!
how did you make a bracelet this way ?
Amazing lofi atmosphere n calm explaing voice like how its made
I love Knots, now I learn from you. Very good. 👌🤠👍
Show!!! You always surprising us with your bold ideas...thanks!!!
When I worked construction 20 years ago, we stored our extension cords in a similar fashion.
Thanks, Tim! I like this better than the doughnut for quick deploy edc. I appreciate the share!
an overlapping chrochet...
I usually just crochet then crochet the crochet
it comes off in a single strand instead of this double-double
works for ropes as well
but this is neat too!
now that is definitly something every paracord user has use for ^^
You do a great job on all your videos. Keep up the great work and God Bless you and your family.
Thank you, I appreciate the comment and the blessings! Same to you and your family!
Pretty slick, Tim! I'm gonna put a few bundles together right now. Thanks!
Thanks Dick! Have fun!
I use this for tying up my webbing, call it the lobster tail knot because it makes the flat webbing kind of curl like a (you guessed it) “lobster tail”
Great video. New subscriber. I been watching a lot of your videos. Question. What size bead hole is need for 550 paracord. Thank you.
There aren’t a lot of things as satisfying as pulling out a daisy chain-like wrap of paracord…
I’m looking for a design that I can use as a compact lanyard for a knife. If I need to deploy the knife I want to have the lanyard hold the knife in case I can’t put the knife back in the holster right away. This is for emergency use while kayaking. I have seen some folks use a coil lanyard, but I’m looking for something more compact and resistant to sea water.
Great video, once again! Where do you get these carabiners? They look very cool.
Thanks! I got those on Amazon, if you just search "OD Green Carabiner" they should come up.
What was the green gold paracord bracelet at 0:04 ? It looks so clean
Think you for this great video,
Tyvm....great share!
Thank you for sharing
Haha. Great intro.
Thanks, glad you liked it!
HAHA loved the intro
Thanks! I had fun making that part haha
Another great video
Thank you!
10 feet before, so how much is it after?
In other words, crochet by hand :)
super
"I am the sinnet!"
Q legal vou ver se aprendo fazer, pra alça de bolsas de crochê 🤗
“You can use more if you want”
*my goofy ahh who uses paracord to emergency rappel: ~uses 100 feet~*
daisy chain !
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Looks like a Pinecone
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HAVE ABSOLUTELY NEVER MET ANYONE THAT USED PARACORD FOR ANY REASON OR PURPOSE IN 65 YEARS OF LIFE EXPERIENCE
Oh my God. I was thinking the same thing. With the utmost respect to everyone, not sure why I need a pretty bundle of ten feet of thin rope.
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Its never to late to start living 😂 the only time i use paracord is as a prusik for bigger ropes when hoisting tools up.