100 uses for Paracord

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Feb 15, 2011
3,860
2
Elsewhere
1: Tie tarp to trees
2: Lanyard to hold item (knife, keys etc)
3:emergency para cord wrist band, for bow drill when in the brown stuff...lol...
4: emergency snare (from one of the strands inside)
5: fishing line (from inner strands)
6: Boot laces
7: Floss with the inner strands
8: Dog lead
9: attach parachute to rig (isnt this what it actually is??)
10:Wrap knife handle
11: Bow drill
12:Washing line
13: Improvise a seat attaching a long log horizontally to 2 trees
14: emergency repair for sail while sailing/canoeing
15: belt for your trousers
16: Hang kettle/cooking pot over a fire
17: emergency thread (from inner strands)
18:Make a fishing net from inner strands
19:Make into a net hammock
20: Improvise a sling
21:Hobble your horse
22: Perimeter trip wires with billy cans etc in bear territory
23:Watch strap
24:Rig up a quick bow stringer when you've forgotten yours...
25:a trap to catch chavs for dinner......lol bit boney though!!!!!!!!!
26:Carry gear on your back when you don't have a rucksack
27:A platypus hose cleaner(by tying granny knots in it and pulling it through.
28:For tying house keys to kids when they keep loosing them.
29:emergency tow rope - admittedly you need several strands but it is surprising what a few together will hold!
30:A pulley line for dragging big bits of wood up the side of a hill , i know it works because i've done it
31:A stanby strop.... Actually works quite well!
32:A skipping rope for kids (needs a heavy knot in middle)
33:have used it to hang mesh frames for propagating plants in greenhouse.
34:Emergency cock ring during times of erectile difficulties. Or so 'm reliably informed. Ahem.
35: Rudimentary swing for the kids as and when they become bored.
36: anyone for conkers
37: Absail down a cliff edge
38: Headband/hair bobble
39: Tying front bumper on a transit van after some prat reverses into you.
40: Bundling round firewood for easy carry
41: Tie on to a sledge so you can drag your kid to school during the heavy snow. (I did this)
42: Hang glowstick over the designated latrine for night times
43: Replace the snapped cord on your bathroom pull cord light switch.
44: improvise a fuse
45: hold a flag on flag pole^^
46:Stylish bracelet
47:hanging large mirror in my living room
48:use as strap wrench or spanish windlass
49:pull-through for shotgun/rifle/pistol
50:Make a tire swing
51: Hanging your hammock
52: Trip wire, prior to someone tripping over your tarp guy and ripping the tarp!
53: Hang an emergency whistle round your neck
54: Pull cord for chain saw
55: Making a makeshift snowboard carrying strap
56: Emergency Tourniquet
57: Attaching extra gear or fire wood to rucksack
58: Dental floss for a killer whale
59: Tying down & Securing the straps & belts of rucksacks when travelling ( by air for example.)
60: Replacing a drawstring cord in a rucksack or on gaiters
61: Tent guy lines.
 
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courtney

Tenderfoot
Feb 21, 2011
57
0
near rugby
1: Tie tarp to trees
2: Lanyard to hold item (knife, keys etc)
3:emergency para cord wrist band, for bow drill when in the brown stuff...lol...
4: emergency snare (from one of the strands inside)
5: fishing line (from inner strands)
6: Boot laces
7: Floss with the inner strands
8: Dog lead
9: attach parachute to rig (isnt this what it actually is??)
10:Wrap knife handle
11: Bow drill
12:Washing line
13: Improvise a seat attaching a long log horizontally to 2 trees
14: emergency repair for sail while sailing/canoeing
15: belt for your trousers
16: Hang kettle/cooking pot over a fire
17: emergency thread (from inner strands)
18:Make a fishing net from inner strands
19:Make into a net hammock
20: Improvise a sling
21:Hobble your horse
22: Perimeter trip wires with billy cans etc in bear territory
23:Watch strap
24:Rig up a quick bow stringer when you've forgotten yours...
25:a trap to catch chavs for dinner......lol bit boney though!!!!!!!!!
26:Carry gear on your back when you don't have a rucksack
27:A platypus hose cleaner(by tying granny knots in it and pulling it through.
28:For tying house keys to kids when they keep loosing them.
29:emergency tow rope - admittedly you need several strands but it is surprising what a few together will hold!
30:A pulley line for dragging big bits of wood up the side of a hill , i know it works because i've done it
31:A stanby strop.... Actually works quite well!
32:A skipping rope for kids (needs a heavy knot in middle)
33:have used it to hang mesh frames for propagating plants in greenhouse.
34:Emergency cock ring during times of erectile difficulties. Or so 'm reliably informed. Ahem.
35: Rudimentary swing for the kids as and when they become bored.
36: anyone for conkers
37: Absail down a cliff edge
38: Headband/hair bobble
39: Tying front bumper on a transit van after some prat reverses into you.
40: Bundling round firewood for easy carry
41: Tie on to a sledge so you can drag your kid to school during the heavy snow. (I did this)
42: Hang glowstick over the designated latrine for night times
43: Replace the snapped cord on your bathroom pull cord light switch.
44: improvise a fuse
45: hold a flag on flag pole^^
46:Stylish bracelet
47:hanging large mirror in my living room
48:use as strap wrench or spanish windlass
49:pull-through for shotgun/rifle/pistol
50:Make a tire swing
51: Hanging your hammock
52: Trip wire, prior to someone tripping over your tarp guy and ripping the tarp!
53: Hang an emergency whistle round your neck
54: Pull cord for chain saw
55: Making a makeshift snowboard carrying strap
56: Emergency Tourniquet
57: Attaching extra gear or fire wood to rucksack
58: Dental floss for a killer whale
59: Tying down & Securing the straps & belts of rucksacks when travelling ( by air for example.)
60: Replacing a drawstring cord in a rucksack or on gaiters
61: Tent guy lines.
62: Emergency engagement/wedding ring.. (who knows one day i might need too) ;)
 

bearman

Full Member
Jul 18, 2010
190
0
kent
1: Tie tarp to trees
2: Lanyard to hold item (knife, keys etc)
3:emergency para cord wrist band, for bow drill when in the brown stuff...lol...
4: emergency snare (from one of the strands inside)
5: fishing line (from inner strands)
6: Boot laces
7: Floss with the inner strands
8: Dog lead
9: attach parachute to rig (isnt this what it actually is??)
10:Wrap knife handle
11: Bow drill
12:Washing line
13: Improvise a seat attaching a long log horizontally to 2 trees
14: emergency repair for sail while sailing/canoeing
15: belt for your trousers
16: Hang kettle/cooking pot over a fire
17: emergency thread (from inner strands)
18:Make a fishing net from inner strands
19:Make into a net hammock
20: Improvise a sling
21:Hobble your horse
22: Perimeter trip wires with billy cans etc in bear territory
23:Watch strap
24:Rig up a quick bow stringer when you've forgotten yours...
25:a trap to catch chavs for dinner......lol bit boney though!!!!!!!!!
26:Carry gear on your back when you don't have a rucksack
27:A platypus hose cleaner(by tying granny knots in it and pulling it through.
28:For tying house keys to kids when they keep loosing them.
29:emergency tow rope - admittedly you need several strands but it is surprising what a few together will hold!
30:A pulley line for dragging big bits of wood up the side of a hill , i know it works because i've done it
31:A stanby strop.... Actually works quite well!
32:A skipping rope for kids (needs a heavy knot in middle)
33:have used it to hang mesh frames for propagating plants in greenhouse.
34:Emergency cock ring during times of erectile difficulties. Or so 'm reliably informed. Ahem.
35: Rudimentary swing for the kids as and when they become bored.
36: anyone for conkers
37: Absail down a cliff edge
38: Headband/hair bobble
39: Tying front bumper on a transit van after some prat reverses into you.
40: Bundling round firewood for easy carry
41: Tie on to a sledge so you can drag your kid to school during the heavy snow. (I did this)
42: Hang glowstick over the designated latrine for night times
43: Replace the snapped cord on your bathroom pull cord light switch.
44: improvise a fuse
45: hold a flag on flag pole^^
46:Stylish bracelet
47:hanging large mirror in my living room
48:use as strap wrench or spanish windlass
49:pull-through for shotgun/rifle/pistol
50:Make a tire swing
51: Hanging your hammock
52: Trip wire, prior to someone tripping over your tarp guy and ripping the tarp!
53: Hang an emergency whistle round your neck
54: Pull cord for chain saw
55: Making a makeshift snowboard carrying strap
56: Emergency Tourniquet
57: Attaching extra gear or fire wood to rucksack
58: Dental floss for a killer whale
59: Tying down & Securing the straps & belts of rucksacks when travelling ( by air for example.)
60: Replacing a drawstring cord in a rucksack or on gaiters
61: Tent guy lines.
62: Hoisting food up trees etc... away from bears and greedy camp-mates!!
 
Feb 15, 2011
3,860
2
Elsewhere
I'm glad I've not had cause to discover that one!

Not a good idea as the cord will crush & damage the blood vessels, better to use something a little wider so as to distribute the pressure over a larger surface....rucksack webbing would be ok in an emergency, if you did'nt have a belt or a length of fabric of some kind...........................
 
Feb 15, 2011
3,860
2
Elsewhere
1: Tie tarp to trees
2: Lanyard to hold item (knife, keys etc)
3:emergency para cord wrist band, for bow drill when in the brown stuff...lol...
4: emergency snare (from one of the strands inside)
5: fishing line (from inner strands)
6: Boot laces
7: Floss with the inner strands
8: Dog lead
9: attach parachute to rig (isnt this what it actually is??)
10:Wrap knife handle
11: Bow drill
12:Washing line
13: Improvise a seat attaching a long log horizontally to 2 trees
14: emergency repair for sail while sailing/canoeing
15: belt for your trousers
16: Hang kettle/cooking pot over a fire
17: emergency thread (from inner strands)
18:Make a fishing net from inner strands
19:Make into a net hammock
20: Improvise a sling
21:Hobble your horse
22: Perimeter trip wires with billy cans etc in bear territory
23:Watch strap
24:Rig up a quick bow stringer when you've forgotten yours...
25:a trap to catch chavs for dinner......lol bit boney though!!!!!!!!!
26:Carry gear on your back when you don't have a rucksack
27:A platypus hose cleaner(by tying granny knots in it and pulling it through.
28:For tying house keys to kids when they keep loosing them.
29:emergency tow rope - admittedly you need several strands but it is surprising what a few together will hold!
30:A pulley line for dragging big bits of wood up the side of a hill , i know it works because i've done it
31:A stanby strop.... Actually works quite well!
32:A skipping rope for kids (needs a heavy knot in middle)
33:have used it to hang mesh frames for propagating plants in greenhouse.
34:Emergency cock ring during times of erectile difficulties. Or so 'm reliably informed. Ahem.
35: Rudimentary swing for the kids as and when they become bored.
36: anyone for conkers
37: Absail down a cliff edge
38: Headband/hair bobble
39: Tying front bumper on a transit van after some prat reverses into you.
40: Bundling round firewood for easy carry
41: Tie on to a sledge so you can drag your kid to school during the heavy snow. (I did this)
42: Hang glowstick over the designated latrine for night times
43: Replace the snapped cord on your bathroom pull cord light switch.
44: improvise a fuse
45: hold a flag on flag pole^^
46:Stylish bracelet
47:hanging large mirror in my living room
48:use as strap wrench or spanish windlass
49:pull-through for shotgun/rifle/pistol
50:Make a tire swing
51: Hanging your hammock
52: Trip wire, prior to someone tripping over your tarp guy and ripping the tarp!
53: Hang an emergency whistle round your neck
54: Pull cord for chain saw
55: Making a makeshift snowboard carrying strap
56: Emergency Tourniquet
57: Attaching extra gear or fire wood to rucksack
58: Dental floss for a killer whale
59: Tying down & Securing the straps & belts of rucksacks when travelling ( by air for example.)
60: Replacing a drawstring cord in a rucksack or on gaiters
61: Tent guy lines.
62: Emergency engagement/wedding ring.. (who knows one day i might need too)
63: Tying your rucksack to something solid with sophisticated bushcraft knots outside a shop.
64: To tye down a rucksack lid should one or both buckles break.
 

exarkun

Member
Jan 21, 2011
32
0
Lancaster
1: Tie tarp to trees
2: Lanyard to hold item (knife, keys etc)
3:emergency para cord wrist band, for bow drill when in the brown stuff...lol...
4: emergency snare (from one of the strands inside)
5: fishing line (from inner strands)
6: Boot laces
7: Floss with the inner strands
8: Dog lead
9: attach parachute to rig (isnt this what it actually is??)
10:Wrap knife handle
11: Bow drill
12:Washing line
13: Improvise a seat attaching a long log horizontally to 2 trees
14: emergency repair for sail while sailing/canoeing
15: belt for your trousers
16: Hang kettle/cooking pot over a fire
17: emergency thread (from inner strands)
18:Make a fishing net from inner strands
19:Make into a net hammock
20: Improvise a sling
21:Hobble your horse
22: Perimeter trip wires with billy cans etc in bear territory
23:Watch strap
24:Rig up a quick bow stringer when you've forgotten yours...
25:a trap to catch chavs for dinner......lol bit boney though!!!!!!!!!
26:Carry gear on your back when you don't have a rucksack
27:A platypus hose cleaner(by tying granny knots in it and pulling it through.
28:For tying house keys to kids when they keep loosing them.
29:emergency tow rope - admittedly you need several strands but it is surprising what a few together will hold!
30:A pulley line for dragging big bits of wood up the side of a hill , i know it works because i've done it
31:A stanby strop.... Actually works quite well!
32:A skipping rope for kids (needs a heavy knot in middle)
33:have used it to hang mesh frames for propagating plants in greenhouse.
34:Emergency cock ring during times of erectile difficulties. Or so 'm reliably informed. Ahem.
35: Rudimentary swing for the kids as and when they become bored.
36: anyone for conkers
37: Absail down a cliff edge
38: Headband/hair bobble
39: Tying front bumper on a transit van after some prat reverses into you.
40: Bundling round firewood for easy carry
41: Tie on to a sledge so you can drag your kid to school during the heavy snow. (I did this)
42: Hang glowstick over the designated latrine for night times
43: Replace the snapped cord on your bathroom pull cord light switch.
44: improvise a fuse
45: hold a flag on flag pole^^
46:Stylish bracelet
47:hanging large mirror in my living room
48:use as strap wrench or spanish windlass
49:pull-through for shotgun/rifle/pistol
50:Make a tire swing
51: Hanging your hammock
52: Trip wire, prior to someone tripping over your tarp guy and ripping the tarp!
53: Hang an emergency whistle round your neck
54: Pull cord for chain saw
55: Making a makeshift snowboard carrying strap
56: Emergency Tourniquet
57: Attaching extra gear or fire wood to rucksack
58: Dental floss for a killer whale
59: Tying down & Securing the straps & belts of rucksacks when travelling ( by air for example.)
60: Replacing a drawstring cord in a rucksack or on gaiters
61: Tent guy lines.
62: Emergency engagement/wedding ring.. (who knows one day i might need too)
63: Tying your rucksack to something solid with sophisticated bushcraft knots outside a shop.
64: To tye down a rucksack lid should one or both buckles break.
65: To make an improvised stretcher by lashing poles together and making a net.
66: To lash poles together to make a shelter
 
Dec 4, 2010
11
0
UK
1: Tie tarp to trees
2: Lanyard to hold item (knife, keys etc)
3:emergency para cord wrist band, for bow drill when in the brown stuff...lol...
4: emergency snare (from one of the strands inside)
5: fishing line (from inner strands)
6: Boot laces
7: Floss with the inner strands
8: Dog lead
9: attach parachute to rig (isnt this what it actually is??)
10:Wrap knife handle
11: Bow drill
12:Washing line
13: Improvise a seat attaching a long log horizontally to 2 trees
14: emergency repair for sail while sailing/canoeing
15: belt for your trousers
16: Hang kettle/cooking pot over a fire
17: emergency thread (from inner strands)
18:Make a fishing net from inner strands
19:Make into a net hammock
20: Improvise a sling
21:Hobble your horse
22: Perimeter trip wires with billy cans etc in bear territory
23:Watch strap
24:Rig up a quick bow stringer when you've forgotten yours...
25:a trap to catch chavs for dinner......lol bit boney though!!!!!!!!!
26:Carry gear on your back when you don't have a rucksack
27:A platypus hose cleaner(by tying granny knots in it and pulling it through.
28:For tying house keys to kids when they keep loosing them.
29:emergency tow rope - admittedly you need several strands but it is surprising what a few together will hold!
30:A pulley line for dragging big bits of wood up the side of a hill , i know it works because i've done it
31:A stanby strop.... Actually works quite well!
32:A skipping rope for kids (needs a heavy knot in middle)
33:have used it to hang mesh frames for propagating plants in greenhouse.
34:Emergency cock ring during times of erectile difficulties. Or so 'm reliably informed. Ahem.
35: Rudimentary swing for the kids as and when they become bored.
36: anyone for conkers
37: Absail down a cliff edge
38: Headband/hair bobble
39: Tying front bumper on a transit van after some prat reverses into you.
40: Bundling round firewood for easy carry
41: Tie on to a sledge so you can drag your kid to school during the heavy snow. (I did this)
42: Hang glowstick over the designated latrine for night times
43: Replace the snapped cord on your bathroom pull cord light switch.
44: improvise a fuse
45: hold a flag on flag pole^^
46:Stylish bracelet
47:hanging large mirror in my living room
48:use as strap wrench or spanish windlass
49:pull-through for shotgun/rifle/pistol
50:Make a tire swing
51: Hanging your hammock
52: Trip wire, prior to someone tripping over your tarp guy and ripping the tarp!
53: Hang an emergency whistle round your neck
54: Pull cord for chain saw
55: Making a makeshift snowboard carrying strap
56: Emergency Tourniquet
57: Attaching extra gear or fire wood to rucksack
58: Dental floss for a killer whale
59: Tying down & Securing the straps & belts of rucksacks when travelling ( by air for example.)
60: Replacing a drawstring cord in a rucksack or on gaiters
61: Tent guy lines.
62: Emergency engagement/wedding ring.. (who knows one day i might need too)
63: Tying your rucksack to something solid with sophisticated bushcraft knots outside a shop.
64: To tye down a rucksack lid should one or both buckles break.
65: To make an improvised stretcher by lashing poles together and making a net.
66: To lash poles together to make a shelter
67:To lash a blade to a long pole in order to use as a spear.
68:To wrap a mini maglite handle for grip.
 
Dec 4, 2010
11
0
UK
1: Tie tarp to trees
2: Lanyard to hold item (knife, keys etc)
3:emergency para cord wrist band, for bow drill when in the brown stuff...lol...
4: emergency snare (from one of the strands inside)
5: fishing line (from inner strands)
6: Boot laces
7: Floss with the inner strands
8: Dog lead
9: attach parachute to rig (isnt this what it actually is??)
10:Wrap knife handle
11: Bow drill
12:Washing line
13: Improvise a seat attaching a long log horizontally to 2 trees
14: emergency repair for sail while sailing/canoeing
15: belt for your trousers
16: Hang kettle/cooking pot over a fire
17: emergency thread (from inner strands)
18:Make a fishing net from inner strands
19:Make into a net hammock
20: Improvise a sling
21:Hobble your horse
22: Perimeter trip wires with billy cans etc in bear territory
23:Watch strap
24:Rig up a quick bow stringer when you've forgotten yours...
25:a trap to catch chavs for dinner......lol bit boney though!!!!!!!!!
26:Carry gear on your back when you don't have a rucksack
27:A platypus hose cleaner(by tying granny knots in it and pulling it through.
28:For tying house keys to kids when they keep loosing them.
29:emergency tow rope - admittedly you need several strands but it is surprising what a few together will hold!
30:A pulley line for dragging big bits of wood up the side of a hill , i know it works because i've done it
31:A stanby strop.... Actually works quite well!
32:A skipping rope for kids (needs a heavy knot in middle)
33:have used it to hang mesh frames for propagating plants in greenhouse.
34:Emergency cock ring during times of erectile difficulties. Or so 'm reliably informed. Ahem.
35: Rudimentary swing for the kids as and when they become bored.
36: anyone for conkers
37: Absail down a cliff edge
38: Headband/hair bobble
39: Tying front bumper on a transit van after some prat reverses into you.
40: Bundling round firewood for easy carry
41: Tie on to a sledge so you can drag your kid to school during the heavy snow. (I did this)
42: Hang glowstick over the designated latrine for night times
43: Replace the snapped cord on your bathroom pull cord light switch.
44: improvise a fuse
45: hold a flag on flag pole^^
46:Stylish bracelet
47:hanging large mirror in my living room
48:use as strap wrench or spanish windlass
49:pull-through for shotgun/rifle/pistol
50:Make a tire swing
51: Hanging your hammock
52: Trip wire, prior to someone tripping over your tarp guy and ripping the tarp!
53: Hang an emergency whistle round your neck
54: Pull cord for chain saw
55: Making a makeshift snowboard carrying strap
56: Emergency Tourniquet
57: Attaching extra gear or fire wood to rucksack
58: Dental floss for a killer whale
59: Tying down & Securing the straps & belts of rucksacks when travelling ( by air for example.)
60: Replacing a drawstring cord in a rucksack or on gaiters
61: Tent guy lines.
62: Emergency engagement/wedding ring.. (who knows one day i might need too)
63: Tying your rucksack to something solid with sophisticated bushcraft knots outside a shop.
64: To tye down a rucksack lid should one or both buckles break.
65: To make an improvised stretcher by lashing poles together and making a net.
66: To lash poles together to make a shelter
67:To lash a blade to a long pole in order to use as a spear(for emergency hunting).
68:To wrap a mini maglite handle for grip(agood improvement!).
69: In an absolute emergency you could use the inner strands for stitching up flesh wounds.
70: For lowering equipment/packs down cliff edges.
80: Pole lathe string.
81:
 
Dec 4, 2010
11
0
UK
1: Tie tarp to trees
2: Lanyard to hold item (knife, keys etc)
3:emergency para cord wrist band, for bow drill when in the brown stuff...lol...
4: emergency snare (from one of the strands inside)
5: fishing line (from inner strands)
6: Boot laces
7: Floss with the inner strands
8: Dog lead
9: attach parachute to rig (isnt this what it actually is??)
10:Wrap knife handle
11: Bow drill
12:Washing line
13: Improvise a seat attaching a long log horizontally to 2 trees
14: emergency repair for sail while sailing/canoeing
15: belt for your trousers
16: Hang kettle/cooking pot over a fire
17: emergency thread (from inner strands)
18:Make a fishing net from inner strands
19:Make into a net hammock
20: Improvise a sling
21:Hobble your horse
22: Perimeter trip wires with billy cans etc in bear territory
23:Watch strap
24:Rig up a quick bow stringer when you've forgotten yours...
25:a trap to catch chavs for dinner......lol bit boney though!!!!!!!!!
26:Carry gear on your back when you don't have a rucksack
27:A platypus hose cleaner(by tying granny knots in it and pulling it through.
28:For tying house keys to kids when they keep loosing them.
29:emergency tow rope - admittedly you need several strands but it is surprising what a few together will hold!
30:A pulley line for dragging big bits of wood up the side of a hill , i know it works because i've done it
31:A stanby strop.... Actually works quite well!
32:A skipping rope for kids (needs a heavy knot in middle)
33:have used it to hang mesh frames for propagating plants in greenhouse.
34:Emergency cock ring during times of erectile difficulties. Or so 'm reliably informed. Ahem.
35: Rudimentary swing for the kids as and when they become bored.
36: anyone for conkers
37: Absail down a cliff edge
38: Headband/hair bobble
39: Tying front bumper on a transit van after some prat reverses into you.
40: Bundling round firewood for easy carry
41: Tie on to a sledge so you can drag your kid to school during the heavy snow. (I did this)
42: Hang glowstick over the designated latrine for night times
43: Replace the snapped cord on your bathroom pull cord light switch.
44: improvise a fuse
45: hold a flag on flag pole^^
46:Stylish bracelet
47:hanging large mirror in my living room
48:use as strap wrench or spanish windlass
49:pull-through for shotgun/rifle/pistol
50:Make a tire swing
51: Hanging your hammock
52: Trip wire, prior to someone tripping over your tarp guy and ripping the tarp!
53: Hang an emergency whistle round your neck
54: Pull cord for chain saw
55: Making a makeshift snowboard carrying strap
56: Emergency Tourniquet
57: Attaching extra gear or fire wood to rucksack
58: Dental floss for a killer whale
59: Tying down & Securing the straps & belts of rucksacks when travelling ( by air for example.)
60: Replacing a drawstring cord in a rucksack or on gaiters
61: Tent guy lines.
62: Emergency engagement/wedding ring.. (who knows one day i might need too)
63: Tying your rucksack to something solid with sophisticated bushcraft knots outside a shop.
64: To tye down a rucksack lid should one or both buckles break.
65: To make an improvised stretcher by lashing poles together and making a net.
66: To lash poles together to make a shelter
67:To lash a blade to a long pole in order to use as a spear(for emergency hunting).
68:To wrap a mini maglite handle for grip(agood improvement!).
69: In an absolute emergency you could use the inner strands for stitching up flesh wounds.
70: For lowering equipment/packs down cliff edges.
80: Pole lathe string.
81:"David & Goliath" style sling shot string.
82: Improvised draw string.(for a bag/clothing etc)
83:
 

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