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Paracord - 100 ft.
Liberty Mountain
Paracord - 100 ft.
$9.99
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　　550 cord for a variety of uses

　　Paracord has hundreds of uses, from tent guy lines and hanging bear bags to braiding survival bracelets. Liberty Mountain’s 100% nylon paracord, also known as 550 Cord, is a commercial Type III cord with a minimum break strength of 550 lbs. Kernmantle construction with an outer sheath and 7 inner strands. Inner strands can be removed from the outer sheath for use in a variety of survival situations. Diameter: 5/32” (4 mm). Break Strength: 550 lbs. Length: 100 ft. Made in the USA.

　　Not for climbing.

Footprint sold separately.
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Brand Name:
Liberty Mountain
Exact Diameter:
5/32” (4 mm)
Size:
100 ft.
Material:
Nylon
Made In:
USA
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