tkwser PARAPRO Paracord * Woodland Camo¡­

Staying in (sometimes highly dubious) B&Bs, small private hotels, pensions etc. all over the place I have used loads of different types of 'camping, washing lines'. They've all been pretty useless: too short, flimsy, failing to hold anything more than small items, often giving up entirely.The same has gone for around the home now that I'm more settled and no longer a (work) traveller. There are so many places where I like to hang washing, depending on the time of year, the weather conditions, and so on. So I went on a mission to make my own washing lines, which would hold even heavy items, not stretch, last, and stay clean.Parcaord is definitely the answer. It's strong, it doesn't stretch very much, it's easy to clean (damp cloth job), and with a reel this size you can have lots of different washing lines of different lengths for different places. Added to this, given that I live in the countryside now and I bought the Paracord in 'Woodland Camo', the line is nearly invisible outside.As my knot-tying abilities ended when I gave up the Girl Guides, I purchased a couple of CamJam XT Aluminium Cord Tighteners [[ASIN:B00KSKY0KS NITE IZE CAMJAM XT ALUMINIUM CORD TIGHTNER (SINGLE)] for either end of my main washing line. Wow! Now I have a virtually indestructible washing line, with carabiners at both ends, which can be tightened or loosened as needed. It looks really professional and is really easy to use (just clip it on - it doesn't get simpler than that). It's so lightweight, even given its fairly long length, that I just wish I'd had this combination when I was travelling around all the time - it wouldn't have added much weight to my luggage. (Hell, I could have carried it in my handbag!)Best of all, there's still plenty of the Paracord left for all those other jobs around the house and garden where a really strong, dependable piece of rope is needed. Every toolbox, shed and car should have a reel.Excellent price, and arrived reasonably quickly. Definitely recommended.

Excellent para cord, a little more than the average price, but it comes with a frame to coil the rope around. Works well with Hammock. And multitude of uses I bought his in woodland and it's easy to loose in the vegetation, which I guess is the point.

Although I have not tested the rope in anger it seems really good. I believe the investment will pay for itself in camping, fixing stuff, and make emergency shoe laces. The camo one looks very nice. Very pleased.

Great quality paracord at a reasonable price.I am using it for magnet fishing and it does the job good with a neodymium magnet rated at 226kg pulling force.This is very strong cord! 😊

This is great I have Yousef it for magnet fishing and have pick up and the length is good I am very happy with it thanks

Very good quality para cord would buy again this very thin rope holds my weight and I’m over 200 pounds

Great tensile strength. Inconspicuous in camo colour for garden use. Have bought 2 so far. Does stretch a degree though so be mindful!

Bought for magnet fishing. Works a treat.