The original fire starting paracord with fishing line with 7 nylon strands. The nylon strands can be useful as sewing thread, making snare traps and binding things together.

While being able to support up to 550 pounds, paracord, short for parachute cord, has many uses. Some of those uses include clothes lines, handle wraps, bow drills, tying down and securing loads, and rope ladders.

Survival paracord specs,

• Custom made in the USA
• Supports up to 550 pounds
• Contains 2 strands of 20 lbs braided fishing line
• Contains jute, an excellent fire tinder
• Contains 7 strands of multi-purpose nylon
• Strong outer nylon sheath can be used even with “guts” removed
• Available in 100′ hanks