Emergency/Survival Uses of Type III 550lbs Test Paracord:- Building an emergency shelter by tying a structure together.- Repairing a boot or shoe, or even as a boot lace.- An emergency tourniquet can be improvised.- Tie a blade down to make a spear.- Fishing, by using one of the inner strands as a fishing line.- Building a trip-wire alarm attached to a noisy object, like a can with pebbles.- Hang your bag down from a tree branch to keep animals away.- Repair torn clothing by sewing or tying the inner core strands.- Snares. Build a trap that will catch dinner for you.- Building a tow-rope by looping Paracord 10 times for 5,500lbs capacity.- Repair and secure equipment, or even hang it from a belt.- Makeshift weapons, like a lasso slingshot.- Secure an animal or make a temporary leash.- Floss your teeth with the inner strands.- Make a hair tie, or even a head covering.- Put up a clothes line to hang clean laundry to dry.- General tie down of much anything.- Uses only limited by your imagination.Not a certified life-line, but is tested to hold 550lbs of weight according to Type III standards. I am always finding new ways to use Paracord. Feel free to comment in the reviews with uses you have found for our Type III Paracord. Specifications:Overall Length: 10 InchesParacord Length: 17.06 FeetParacord Standard: MIL-C-5040H Type IIIParacord Strength: 550lbsNumber of Paracord: 1 pcs CordNumber of Core Yarns: 7 StrandsColor: Digital Red
