Paracord is a quick rotten nylon rope with a 550-pound break. It is available in many colors and should be one of the first items you bought for any personal survival kit. It could be used in various situations and even known to be used by NASA! It was first used as a parachute strap (hence the name) in WWII by the US Army, whose troops still use it extensively in all situations. If you want to know more benefits about mil- spec paracord visit https://www.theparacordstore.com/mil-spec-paracord.html .

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Examples of emergencies in which paracord will be useful:

• If you break the Paracord, the foot can be used to tie the splint to the foot.
• If you run out of floss, the inner strand can be separated and used as a substitute, very useful when you have a piece of meat that you cannot loosen.
• If you cut yourself, the Paracord can be used as a tourniquet to stop excessive bleeding and if appropriate for sewing open wounds.
• Utas can also be used to repair clothing, replace shoelaces, and pull zippers.
• If your clothes get wet, you can use a paracord as a clothesline to dry them.
• If your dog chews the superiority or the collar, you can use Paracord.
• Paracord can be used to secure the boat.

Now you can buy paracords that have been made into bracelets, necklaces, key chains, watches, and other accessories. This has proven to be very popular with the emergency response team and other security personnel, for obvious reasons.

If you see someone wearing a paracord bracelet or other paracord items, don't assume they are aware of the benefits of having a supply of paracord on hand at any time, be sure to ask their use.