A good and functional item, the paracord bracelet aka survival bracelet, not a survival kit in itself but a good addition to a survival kit. By always wearing some type of bracelet you will have any where from 5 - 25 feet of spare cordage on you depending on the bracelet type.
So far I have made 26 different bracelet styles, these are all just
practice ones and just for fun. Now though, I am kind of obsessed to try
and see how many different types I can actually make.
Starting at top left to right:
- Cobra Stitch/Solomon Bar
- Piranha/Shark Jaw Bone (Tying It All Together - TIAT)
- "In and Out" type weave (Instructables)
- Blaze Bar (TIAT)
- Cobbled Solomon Bar (TIAT)
- Dragon's Tongue
- Ladder Strap (TIAT)
- Stitched Solomon Bar (TIAT)
- Backbone Bar (TIAT)
- Tire Tread Bar (TIAT)
- Candy Stripe Bar (TIAT)
- Bonobo Bar (TIAT)
- T-Virus Sinnet (TIAT)
- King Cobra
- Millipede (Appears to be a two half hitch variant)
- Caterpillar Footed Solomon Bar (TIAT)
- Bush Bar (TIAT)
- Crooked River Bar (TIAT)
- Wide Solomon Bar (TIAT)
- Solomon's Heart/Locked In Love (video by Chaotic Thinking)
- Thatched Solomon Bar (TIAT)
- Morse Code Bar (Created by JasonTX from Fusion Knots forums)
- Spiral Banded Solomon Bar (TIAT)
- KBK Bar (TIAT)
- Snake Knot Bracelet (TIAT)
- Curling Millipede Bracelet (TIAT)
Look forward to an instructional video soon on how to make number 22 the Morse Code Bar as well as a new "Paracord Adventures - Key Chains" edition. ct.
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