1000Ib Paracord Rope - 100ft / 200ft / 500ft / 1000ft 4mm,12 Strand Parachute Spool Cord,para Cord Lanyard for Camping,Hammock,Clothsline,Hiking,Fishing,Survival braceletand Survival - ArmyGreen 100FT

If you’re in the market for a 100ft spool of paracord, stop scrolling—you’ve found the one. This thing is the real deal. Durable, tightly wound, and ready for whatever wild idea pops into your head at 2am after watching one too many survival shows.The cord itself is strong, flexible, and surprisingly smooth to the touch—like if a rope went to finishing school. I’ve used it for everything from securing a tarp during a windy camping trip to rigging up a backyard clothesline that has now survived three storms and two toddlers.The spool is a game-changer. No more tangled messes or accidental macramé disasters. It feeds cleanly, stores easily, and makes you feel like someone who’s got their life together, even if you’re just using it to hang string lights in your garage.Whether you're a DIYer, camper, knot-tying enthusiast, or just someone who likes having 100 feet of "just in case" power in your toolkit—this spool delivers. I didn’t think buying rope would make me feel like a competent adult, but here we are. Would absolutely buy again.

I ordered it to stake two young trees down and the cord was perfect. The previous cord I used snapped in the wind.

I've bought paracord from this seller before, will buy again. It just is what it is and for a good price. Colors and quality are great and are fantastic for whatever you need. I've used it for making duck call lanyards, a compound bow wrist sling, and just to have in my hiking pack to tie stuff up. No complaints here.

Looks like a good quality paracord and length was correct. I’ve not load tested it, but suspect the 1000lbs. claim would be optimistic under idea conditions.

Great paracord option for a budget. The color is what I ordered and used some last week for a camping trip to run a clothes line!

Good for tying stuff up as needed

I bought this last year before the start of hurricane season to tie up shade cloths. I wanted something that was strong, thin and longer lasting than the rope I used to use which would fray and deteriorate in the sun. These have lasted and haven't burst when we've had strong wind gusts and the cord is easy to pull when hurricanes threatened. I bought several packs and replaced the majority of the ropes I used on various shade cloths around my home.

Do not be misled by the photo. The $8.99 price is for the 100ft paracord wrapped on a flat cardboard in the rear of the pic. Sellers should not show pictures with multiple products. There's no way to tell what you're ordering from the image. Misleading practice. Will shop at a different seller next time. The 100ft is on wrapped cardboard, and it's creased where it was wrapped; this could affect the strength.