Kombat UK Unisex Paracord Reel

This paracord string has been a fantastic addition to my den building kit for the kids. It offers excellent value for money and has quickly become an essential component in our outdoor adventures. The versatility of this paracord is truly impressive. Not only does it serve as a sturdy and reliable bowstring for the makeshift bows my kids love making from the enormous sticks they always manage to find, but it also excels in other creative endeavors. I've used it to repair a garden goal net and no doubt it is grate for intricate decorative knot and ropework projects. The durability of this paracord has pleasantly surprised me. It can withstand the rigors of outdoor play, rain, mud etc, which is a big plus when dealing with enthusiastic young explorers. All in all, this paracord string has been a valuable addition to our outdoor toolkit and would be fantastic for anyone who likes to build their own shelters in the wild. Whether you're building dens, crafting bows and arrows, or indulging in various DIY projects, this paracord is up to the task. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for some high strength cord.

I was initially unsure of this stuff because it's so cheap, but I tried it out, and it is fantastic. I'm a regular camper. I do family glamping trips, and wild expeditions into the Scottish highlands, and everything in between. I won't go camping without this stuff. It is lightweight, strong, and increadibly useful. Would it actually support a person hanging from a parachute? I don't know, maybe not. But I'm not looking to hang anybody. What it IS good for is replacement guy lines, rigging tarps for shelter, hanging a water carrier from a tree branch, securing supplies and gear to my canoe, and a million other things. I've bought multiple rolls of this now and I encourage all campers to do the same!

Excellent product

I feel a bit harsh deducting a star as this is such good VFM. Ideally it would be a 9/10, but... the string is a little slippy. It's not the end of the world but you need to think a bit more about the knots - which is not something I know enough about to always quickly mitigate. + price + looks good (I use it in the garden) + doesn't fray (haven't bothered using a lighter on the ends once) + strong enough for recreational use + tangle free + good roll - doesn't grip to itself / slippy

I had fairly low expectations given the price but this is actually a quality product. I unspooled the first 10 meters and there were no flaws in the weave or defects of any kind. It has a good amount of stretch so you can lash things very tightly with it. Feels like it can take some abuse, but we'll see after my next serious hiking trip. If you want something with no stretch (e.g. for big-game fishing) look at dyneema instead.

I got a spool of 100 metres of 3mm Coyote and its well worth the price, nice colouring and comes attached to a spool so it doesn't get tangled up on you. Simple enough to unwise a bit, cut it and then use. Perfect for stringing up tarps and building shelters in the woods.

I know this isn't true para-cord, but I am not going to be jumping out of an aeroplane and my life depending on the cord! I want something that has utility about the house for securing stuff and I can take camping and can replace a guy or secure broken kit, for my purposes this cord will do very nicely and at a very competitive price 😁 By the way, if I ever do jump out of an aeroplane 😕 I'll make sure that the very very very very strongest para-cord is used and that the kit is made by a professional, not me for sure! Addendum 28/2/2020: I didn't know how useful having this cord about the place was going to be, two examples: 1) I have an old rucksack, the pull cords at the top were getting hairy and fragile, so I cut the spring clamp off, fused the para cord to it with a lighter (heated one up with a lighter until it caught, pushed the two ends together and let them cool), I was lucky enough to be able to pulled through the new cord, cut off the old cord, replaced the clamp and tied off, I did this for both pull cords, jobs a good one (see pic) and that's for a rucksack I was contemplating parting with :-) I've since given it a good clean :-), and 2) tied up an old old tent, nothing special, but it now fits inside a summit dry sack (the compression from the cord has helped, but not excessive) and is put away without being 20 times bigger than it needs to be. So having this cord has been a benefit for jobs I didn't know needed to be done, or didn't have the means to do. Even more happy having the cord about the place now :-)

Looks ok not used or tested it yet.

Szukałem najlepszej oferty na paracord, bo w domu taka linka być powinna w zapasie. Jestem zadowolony

mi serviva per creare spezzoni di varie dimensioni, che metterò nello zaino per qualsiasi evenienza, in più mi è rimasta una lunghezza utile di 50 m. La consistenza/solidità della fune è per me di relativa importanza, anche se mi sembra soddisfacente

Economico e arrivato nei tempi indicati

Wie bereits einige vor mir schrieben, ist das hier nicht wirklich mit dem typischen 550 Paracord identisch, das kostet allerdings auch deutlich mehr! Für mich war es den Versuch wert, für diesen Preis das "paracord" zu bestellen und es hat meine erwartungen nicht enttäuscht. Bei mir ist es für den Einsatzzweck Camping/Outdoor gedacht und den erfüült es prima! Zum Klettern würde ich es eher nicht nutzen, aber wer dafür "Paracord" in diesem Preis-/Leistungsbereich bestellt, der hat meiner Meinung nach auch nen "guten Aufschlag" verdient! Zurück zum Produkt, es kam sehr schnell und ordentlich verpackt an. Der in anderen Rezensionen bemängelte Geruch, naja, Wenn ich mich anstrenge, rieche ich ein wenig Chemie, aber stört mich draußen im Rucksack eher weniger und weder ich noch mein Hund haben die Wohnung fluchtartig verlassen müssen nach dem Auspacken. Auch meine Nachbarn haben noch kein "Bio-Hazard"-Zeichen auf meine Tür gemalt, also alles gut! Das Außengewebe ist etwas grober als beim richtigen Paracord, eher wie man das (schrieb auch schon jemand) noch von dem guten grünen "Tüddel-Band" aus der Bundeswehrzeit kennt, allerdings hatte das zu meiner Zeit noch keine Nylon-Seele, die hier vorhanden ist. Ansonsten, zum Flechten mag es gehen, stelle ich mir aber nicht so schön vor, eben weil es deutlich rauher ist, habe ich noch nicht probiert. Ansonsten kann man es nach dem Abschneiden genau wie richtiges Paracord verschmelzen, damit es nicht aufdröselt und recht stabil ist es auch (dank gebrochenem Karabiner an der Leine schon getestet), eine Doppelschlaufe hält auch bei nem zerrenden 56Kilo-Wuffi Halsband und Leine zusammen.

Material de buena calidad . Yo lo utilizo para fijar toldos en el jardín. Con el color muy parecido a arboles, casi no se ve.