Para Cord Survival Bands

Para cord bracelet survival bands.

Para cord bracelet survival bands.

Para cord bracelet survival bands.

Para cord bracelet survival bands.

Para cord bracelet survival bands.

Para cord bracelet survival bands.

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Made from 550 commercial grade parachute cord. The core consists of seven inner strands surrounded by a 32 strand woven cover with a minimum breaking strength of 550 lbs.
Each bracelet contains between 9-16' of cord, depending on the size and weave of wristband.

Each para cord survival band is made in the USA by Muhl Customs.

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