Paracord Lanyard Survival 550 Fish & Fire Cord Men's Gift

This seemed like a FANTASTIC IDEA! SO i bought one ASAP! Once it arrived it came with everything as advertised but it was a bit loose and started to come undone! The owner quickly replied to my concern and made the issue right!BUY WITH CONFIDENCE BECAUSE THIS MAN WILL DELIVER ON HIS WORD!

Top quality excellent workmanship

This lanyard is exactly as shown in the picture and is well made. The only thing you need to remember is that the connecting hook is very wide and will not work for IN Card holders but the small keyring type attachments on most ID card holders is a perfect way to attach them. I'd buy it again.

Could be a bit longer, but very well designed and a good quality paracord.

I liked the lanyard but for everyday use it’s a little bulky almost like rope and the latch is kinda weak. At first I put my keys in the hook part but they accidentally fall out, the spring holding it closed is real easy to bump open so I put them in the hole in the side of the hook now they won’t fall out. I use this for my Jeep Wrangler keys so I carry the lanyard just sometimes I find it easier to carry if u unclip the lanyard and just carry the hook part.

This is a fantastic paracord lanyard. I can automatically tell the quality right off the bat. It looks and feels strong, it had a solid metal clasp and ferror rod and the noose part is my favorite so you can tie and wrap around anything. It comes with a mini blade to strike sparks or to cut small rope or a branch or anything that needs a sharp edge. It's a great emergency lanyard for sure. It had a whistle too. The noose part looks like it could use a little more flame or end caps to make sure the noose part doesn't unravel but other than that it's fantastic.Some dude on here has his noose unravel a little and he gave it 1 star lmao really? Dude anything that is tied into a noose will u ravel some day. You need to learn how to Tighten it like in survival and use a lighter at the end to re-melt the ends to stay. It's not meant ad a climbing rope.

It's a solid idea they could have executed a bitter better the bitter ends are not very secure. I've had to wrap all the melted bitter ends with artifical sinew. I gave it a slight jerk when I got it as I plan to carry my keys on it and I have a habit of snagging my self and my lanyards on stuff and it started to separate so I remelted and the same thing happened so o just wrapped it.

Had this for a few months now and it's held up and still.looks like new