Kevlar Line Yellow

Worked great, very strong. Used on model rocket parachute for recovery. The chutes will give before this cord.

I use this line for controlling the barber haulers on my wee classic sailing dinghy. I have it going around a low friction ring, and spliced into a larger bit of cord that is easy on my hands. Super light and has held up in a pretty good blow. You can't melt the ends of this to prevent unraveling, but I have had good luck with a bit of super glue covered in some liquid electrical tape.

I am using this for holding sunshades in Arizona. It has held up very well to the sun and wind.

works great

Nice. Using as a shock cord for model rocket. Good value for the size.

This is the real stuff, a Kevlar cord that is an improvement over Paracord or rope in every way. Because it is Kevlar, be advised you’ll need to purchase specialized cutting shears for this. Scissors or even heated rope cutters will NOT work. Great quality at a fair price!

100 feet is perfect size for camping/emergency use. Remember that Kelvar does not behave like normal paracord. Use a stopper knot to keep it from untieing it's self. Everyone I camp/fish with has a handful. Small package for easy carry. (100lbs x 100')

I discovered that this cord was NOT one continuous piece. But that was after my kite flew away. And about a third of the string was still on the spool. The kite gained altitude until it used up about two-thirds of the cord, then it just took off into the wild blue yonder. Higher and higher and higher. I'm sure it came down. Somewhere.