Decent and strong paracord in an interesting color. It will work great for all purposes where a durable cord is needed. Very tough and hard to tangle.
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Durable nylon parachute cord with multiple uses. It consists of an outer braid and a core of 3 strands of polyamide. The strength of the rope is about 100 kg.
Examples of paracord applications:
- trouncing and securing of equipment,
- trocords for flashlights and knives,
- knife handles - as a braid,
- camping rope for washing, building shelter, etc...,
- survival bracelets.
Specifications
Color: Foliage Green
Material: nylon
Strength: approx. 100 kg
Diameter: 2 mm
Length: 15 m
Manufacturer: M-Tac, Ukraine
MILITARY is the official distributor of M-Tac.
M-Tac is a Ukrainian brand founded in Kyiv in 2005, which started by producing airsoft accessories. Responding to dynamic changes in the country, the company quickly expanded its product line to include tactical clothing and equipment. M-Tac products are designed for use in the most demanding conditions - they have been tested in the Arctic, on battlefields and during extreme survival expeditions, among others. The production process uses high-end materials from reputable suppliers, such as Polartec®, MultiCam Pattern® and Cordura®. The brand is highly respected among Ukrainian uniformed services and outdoor enthusiasts around the world.
| Length | 1500 mm |
|---|---|
| Color/camouflage | Green hue |
| Diameter | 2 mm |
| Material | nylon |
| Main color | Foliage Green |
| EAN | 5903886846609 |
| Manufacturer code | 10270007 |
| Brand | M-Tac |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Number of reviews: 28
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Very good cord at an affordable price. It stands out with high quality and versatility. It has an aesthetic, intense color that fades slightly over time, but unlike cheaper models, the cord does not pill. Although it is not as high quality as Atwood, it is much cheaper. I definitely recommend it.
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A typical minicord in a nice shade. You can attach something to it, and if someone has the skill, they can braid an interesting keychain from it. Its durability matches its thickness, and the weave is stiff, which is a plus.
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A light and nice cord for essential needs. Recently, I used it as: - a handle for a tick repellent - a cord to tension a rain tarp - a clothesline - an emergency shoelace - a construction element when I was out of nails :) Besides that, the color looks very good. Paracord is very useful, and this thin version is also practical.
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Excellent thin cord that will work in many situations. I use it as part of my EDC, and it recently saved me when my shoelace broke. It's good to have a few colors, unfortunately it's hard to find black or coyote here. Perfect for lanyards on knives and flashlights, especially the smaller ones. The price is reasonable and the quality is excellent.
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The reflective threading is very visible. It works well in all situations where you don't want the cord to go unnoticed. They are also perfect as zipper pulls or a few meters as a simple reflector attached to a backpack. Durability is also a plus – how often do you really need the full strength of heavy-duty paracord?
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A lighter version of the classic paracord. It has many uses, such as replacement shoelaces, tarp lines, or zipper pulls. The original color makes it easier to spot in grass. I definitely recommend it!
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A very thin cord that has many uses and takes up less space than standard paracord. It's great as an emergency strap or lanyard for a compass, as well as a zipper pull. I definitely recommend it!
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It works great as a cord for securing a tarp. It's easily visible, so the risk of tripping over it is smaller. Despite the UA description, the packaging indicates PRC...
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Quite a strong and practical cord – I keep it as a backup in my backpack just in case (shoelaces, emergency tarp cord, lanyard or drawstring for a jacket hood, etc.).
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Solid and very good cord. It's worth having it in your EDC or backpack because it will work for many uses – for lanyards, wraps, light strapping, or even as a spare shoelace.
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It's thinner than regular paracord but very sturdy and doesn't take up much space, so it's easy to stash even in a backpack or car. It worked great while working in the yard, and I know I'll buy another one to have as a spare. The price is fine.
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Great cord with a bright, reflective color scheme, making it easy to find your gear. Thinner than 550, but that's not a problem – it all depends on the type of equipment you’re marking. I recommend it!
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Minicord 2mm, so it's best suited for light-duty use. Color is intense and eye-catching, with reflective elements. The price, however, is quite high.
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This is not paracord 550 with a 4mm diameter, but a thinner 2mm Minicord. The color is really nice, it’s a deep and dark yellow with reflective elements woven in. Visually, it looks great and is sure to appeal to many.
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