TECEUM Paracord 750 lb – Heavy-Duty Tactical Rope for Outdoors, Camping, Hiking, Military, DIY – 30+ Colors – 100% Nylon MIL-SPEC Survival Emergency Safety Cord

I recently acquired the TECEUM Paracord rated at 750 lb, and I must say I'm thoroughly impressed with its quality and performance. As someone who enjoys outdoor activities like camping, hiking, and survival training, having reliable and durable paracord is essential, and this product certainly delivers.One of the standout features of this paracord is its impressive strength rating of 750 lb. This makes it incredibly versatile and suitable for a wide range of tasks and applications, from setting up shelters and hammocks to securing gear and even emergency situations where its strength could be a lifesaver.The construction of the paracord feels solid and well-made. It's made from high-quality materials that feel robust and capable of withstanding the rigors of outdoor use. I've used it in various situations, including tying down tarps, creating makeshift repairs, and even crafting survival bracelets, and it has performed admirably every time.Another aspect I appreciate about this paracord is its versatility. It comes in a convenient length that provides plenty of cordage for different tasks without being overly bulky or difficult to manage. The vibrant colors available also add a touch of customization and visibility, making it easy to spot and differentiate from other cords in my gear stash.

I am a firm believer of keeping ranger cord with you wherever you go. In your car, hunting bag, etc. There's a million uses for it and this product is no exception. Tied down some camo netting for a bout a month in high wind and not a single problem. No breaks, no knots coming undone, nothing. I'll be using this, a lot.

750lb Paracord. Killer price! So can you hang your life on this stuff. I don't know if I can say that. Many have trusted the 550 Paracord for just that. The 550 has 7 core yarns which are rated @78lbs each. The 750 has 11 core yarns rated @68lbs each. I don't hang my life on either. But if needed in an emergency I would give it a try. I use the stuff mainly for tarp and tent setups. All the little things to make camp life better. My main use it the rapid deployment tarp ridgeline setup. The stuff bites and stands up without much sag, even when wet. Get some and put it to the test. You can't beat the price and options you have when it comes to ordering it. 50ft for $4.99 to 1000ft for $67.99

Bought several of these 750 lbs paracord to make keychains and bracelets - made a mistake, should’ve bought the 500 or the 550 (one size skinnier) I decided to just use them anyways as I didn’t have time to reorder them. The quality of the cords are good. The two biggest issues I’ve had with this cord are: 1) it is very hard to singe the cord ends. The outer layer of the cord singed way faster than the inner white cord. Making the outer layer shorter and the inner white cord sticking out and still can split the cord. Takes several tries each time to get it right. 2) it is very difficult to singe the 2 cord ends together for multi cord braiding due to the above mentioned issue. I had to cut the singe usually about 5x to finally get one that’s ok-ish. Usually I will have a “large” singe connection that causes problem during braiding. So I had to singe the two ends and use fingers to press down the hot cord ends to try to flatten them a bit to ease the braiding (or it gets caught on the connection and often rips the connection). Obviously it hurts to press on the nylon ends when it’s hot. I do not recommend to get this thickness of cord to make paracord projects

Used this for a flag pole cord. It works as expected.

We’ve had this set of patio furniture (4 bar stools & 4 bar-height chairs;) for almost 20 years. The sling fabric has dry-rotted & I’m surprised it hasn’t already failed. We like the 8 pieces & were disappointed in the quality of potential replacements we considered. I couldn’t find replacement slings & when I researched other options I found info on how to weave chair seats using paracord. I gave it a try even tho I’ve never attempted such a thing. A stool takes about 200 feet & about 3 hours to complete. A chair takes about 450 feet & 6 hours. The worst part is how bad the paracord tangles but I don’t think it’s particular to this brand…I’ve read that’s just how the cord behaves. Halfway done! The seats are all very comfortable & we’re really happy with the results.

The paracord itself is pretty good. But I have found a lot of snags in the outer layer. Some of them were so bad it was exposing the inner strand. But other than the snags, it's not bad.EDIT: Customer service reached out to me on this issue. Customer service is excellent. They reached out very quickly. Highly recommend just because of the customer service!

Quick delivery. Exactly as described. I am using it to braid luggage tags for a trip. The neon green is bright & very easy to spot. Ordered 50 feet, wish I had ordered more. If you are a "knots" person, you can never have too much cord!

Awesome/Excellent

as others have said, red isn't quite red and has a little orange tint to it. won't bother returning it but it clashes enough with true red for me not to use it in my project.