NOT PARACORD Survival Cord (LIMITED TIME ONLY)
NOT PARACORD Survival Cord (LIMITED TIME ONLY)
NOT PARACORD Survival Cord
The Survival Cord That Goes Where Paracord Can’t.
Paracord has earned its place as one of the most useful pieces of survival gear ever made. We carry it. We trust it.
But sometimes 550 paracord doesn’t quite meet the need. If you’ve been there, you know exactly what I mean.
Sometimes you need cordage that is flatter, more compact, easier to organize, and better suited for detailed repairs and small-kit carry.
That is where NOT PARACORD Survival Cord fits in.
Packed inside a compact reusable plastic container measuring approximately 2.5 inches in diameter and 1 inch deep is 15 feet of wax-coated flat survival cord, along with a small collection of practical field-repair accessories.
It is not designed to replace paracord.
It is designed to go where paracord can’t.
Compact Enough to Carry Almost Anywhere
The low-profile container fits easily into:
• Jacket pockets
• Cargo pockets
• Small backpack compartments
• Survival kits
• First-aid kits
• Tackle boxes
• Glove compartments
• Vehicle emergency kits
When space matters, this compact little system is easy to justify carrying.
Flat, Wax-Coated Construction
This is not round cordage with an outer sheath.
It is a flat cord made from 16 side-by-side separable strands.
With all 16 strands together, this cord can hold 700 lbs. But the strands can be separated to create:
30-feet of 350 test line
60-feet of 175 test line
120-feet of 87 test line
240 feet of 43 test line
Use the cord at full width for larger tasks, or carefully separate individual strands when you need finer material for sewing, binding, repairs, or detailed field work.
The wax coating helps the cord:
• Resist moisture
• Stay organized
• Resist fraying
• Hold its shape
• Deploy cleanly
• Remain easier to handle than loose, floppy fibers
Because the individual strands retain more stiffness and body than typical paracord inner strands, they are especially useful for tasks where shape control and precision matter.
More Than Cordage
Each container includes:
• 15 feet of wax-coated flat survival cord
• 16 side-by-side separable strands
• Two heavy-duty sail needles
• One mini cutting blade
• A handful of industrial-grade hot-melt glue pucks
• A foldable information insert
• Reusable compact plastic storage container
Together, these components create a small but capable field-repair and utility kit.
Built for Real-World Utility
The included foldable information insert highlights a wide range of possible uses, including:
• Emergency sewing repairs
• Pack and clothing repair
• Shelter lashings
• Gear organization
• Bowstring material
• Fishing applications
• Splints and slings
• Tool repairs
• Emergency belts and straps
• Camp construction
• Binding and securing
• Hot-melt adhesive repairs
• Improvised field fixes
• Countless bushcraft and survival tasks
The real value is not just in the cord itself, but in how many different jobs this compact kit can handle.
Why Carry It With Paracord?
Paracord is excellent for heavier-duty jobs.
NOT PARACORD Survival Cord shines when:
• Space is limited
• A flatter profile is useful
• You need separable strands
• Precision matters
• You want sewing and repair capability
• You need a compact cordage option in a small kit
One handles the big jobs.
The other handles the small, detailed jobs.
Together, they give you a far more versatile cordage system.
Specifications
• 15 feet of flat wax-coated survival cord
• 16 side-by-side separable strands
• Compact plastic container
• Approximate container size: 2" diameter × 1" deep
• Two sail needles
• Mini cutting blade
• Industrial-grade hot-melt glue pucks
• Foldable information insert
• Water-resistant wax coating
• Pocket-sized and lightweight