Mill Ends in twist tied coils. We are selling these as 50 feet but it could be up to 99 feet in length. The smallest length the mill runs is 100 feet.  If any piece is under 100 feet they go into the Mill Ends box. This the same USA Made High Quality Paracord that we sell here in the store but in a smaller twist tied bundle. We guarantee each assorted color bundle to be at least 50 feet but many are almost double that. 

These bundles are a bargain. Actual 50 foot bundles of foreign made cord sells for $4.99 or more

Each individual inner strand has a tensile strength of 30 lbs.; Minimum tensile strength of all 7 strands together is 550 lbs. This cord has an average 1/8 inch Diameter which makes it perfect for hanging antennas.

Paracord is a highly versatile multi-filament nylon cord with nearly unlimited uses, applications and benefits, and is a must have for any survival and emergency preparedness kit.

More details about this amazing cord…

Real paracord is made of seven strong nylon cords with each cord made of several smaller woven strands, all wrapped in a flexible outer braided nylon wrapper. The combined breaking strength of real paracord is 550 pounds. For this reason, some call it “550 cord”.

The cord was first introduced and applied in parachute construction during WWII and was quickly recognized for its use in other tasks. Today it is used by both military and civilians for countless general purpose tasks.

When cut, the ends should be burned or singed to prevent fraying. The inner strands can be easily pulled out for many additional uses

The 5 Benefits of Paracord

Strength
(In just a 1/8 inch diameter cord, an incredible breaking strength of 550 lbs.)

Durability
(It can be used over and over again while remaining flexible and durable)

Light Weight

Perfect for Antenna Installs

Water and Mildew Resistant
(Outside elements are not a problem and it will dry very quickly)

Inner Strands
(The unique ability to remove the inner strands make this cord extremely versatile)

Uses for Paracord

The list is really endless and up to your imagination, but a few ideas include the following.

• Braiding for even more combined strength
• Tent and Pole support, building shelters
• Clothes Line
• Tow Line
• Tarp Tie Down
• Equipment Guy-lines
• Pack Strap, Fasten, lash and secure gear to backpack
• Shoe Lace, Boot Lace
• Garden Lines
• Shelter Making
• Fire Bow
• Lanyard
• Survival kit
• Knife Handle Wrap
• Lifeline, since it will support the weight of a human
• Inner strands: sewing, fishing, trapping-snares, dental floss, emergency stitches (boil first)