Do you know how to use a paracord bracelet? In this video, learn 5 uses for this handy survival tool. (#5 might surprise you!)
How to use a paracord bracelet
How to use the Paracord bracelet
Do you know how to use a paracord bracelet? We recently added a sweet 5-in-1 Paracord Bracelet to our TGN store and we’ve had some questions about how to get the most out of it. So I’ve made the video below to show you 5 ways to make the Grow Paracord Survival Bracelet work for you – whether you’re camping and need a handy starter, or you’re lost in the wilderness and need help finding your way back The road to home requires a sturdy rope to secure the dwelling…you get the idea!
It’s something you wish you never needed – but you’re really happy to have it in a pinch.
I’ve also shown you my favorite way to carry it around. (I like my accessories to be on the small side, so I find this too bulky to wear all the time. I show you my workaround in the video!)
How to Use the “Grow Up” Paracord Survival Bracelet from growth network exist Vimeo.
5 Ways to Use the Grow Paracord Survival Bracelet
Here are 5 built-in features of the Grow Paracord Survival Bracelet. Watch the video above to learn how to use them!
- Reliable compass (be sure to use it with the bracelet open so it doesn’t sit next to the metal piece!)
- Flint and iron rod firing pin
- loud emergency whistle
- 12 feet of paracord
- 7 strong core spun yarns are available when thinner ropes are needed, such as sewing thread for repair gear and fishing line in an emergency
My team tells me that when they hike, camp, ski, and do other outdoor activities, they keep these in their on-the-go hydration backpacks. me too!
If you want to buy our Grow Paracord Survival Bracelet for yourself or your loved ones, you can Buy one (or more) in our store.
What do you think?
Do you keep the paracord bracelet in your survival gear or outdoor backpack? What’s your favorite way to use a paracord bracelet? Drop me a line in the comments and let me know!
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Marjory Wildcraft is the founder of The Grow Network, a community focused on modern self-sufficient living. She has been named an expert on off-grid living by National Geographic, she hosts the Mother Earth News Online Homes Summit, and is listed on Who’s Who in America for inspiring hundreds of thousands of backyard gardens. Marjory is the focus of a Reuters Food Sustainability Media Award winning article, she recently wrote Growing Systems: The Essential Guide to Modern Self-Sufficient Living – From Growing Food to Making Medicines.
