Our parat rope is available in various diameters (see 'Additional information), in green, coyote or black.
The word 'Paracord' comes from its use by US paratroopers during World War II. After a parachute landing, the rope was cut from the parachute and used for all kinds of applications, such as building shelters and suturing wounds... Today, both in the military and in all kinds of outdoor activities, this rope comes in just as much use.
Due to the current popularity of these cords, which are made according to strict quality standards specifically for the US military, there are many variants available.
Fun fact: paracord was used during the STS-82 Space Shuttle Mission to repair the Hubble Space Telescope, among other things!
note, this is not a climbing rope




















