Bonny Coloured Paracord?

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Dunelm

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May 24, 2005
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Can anybody point me in the direction of a UK supplier of 550 paracord in nice colours? Before somebody points out that hot-pink is not a suitable colour for bushcrafters it will be used to make lanyards and pulls for my knives, torches etc.:)

The US company www.supplycaptain.com have it in a wide variety of fluro, matt and camo colours but before I look at buying from abroad I'd like to know if anybody here sells the stuff.

thanks

Chris
 

spamel

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Feb 15, 2005
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You must be able to get it from climbing outlets, they love their gaudy colours. Have a word with your local climbing wall centre or rock climbing group or whatever they are called!
 

gregorach

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Sep 15, 2005
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Can't help with paracord per se, but there's loads of different colours of climbers accessory cord out there. I reckon it's far superior to paracord - but it is also significantly more expensive, and you can't separate the inner core the way you can with paracord.
 

madrussian

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Aug 18, 2006
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If you need any help making your lanyards pm me. I make them and sell them on ebay. I can send you a few links that might be of interest to you. Unfortunately I don't know of any UK suppliers. I buy my paracord from supplycaptain.
 

demographic

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Apr 15, 2005
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As already mentioned, climbing accessory cord is waaay stronger, better made and comes in loads of colours.

Costs more but if your just after a few metres its not bad at all.
Never been much of a fan of paracord myself and prefer accessory cord.
 

Dunelm

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I ended up ordering from supplycaptain.com - and I can cannot fault their service. It only took 5 days from placing the order to the package arriving on my doorstep, and with the strength of the pound against the dollar it was pretty cheap as well. In contrast I ordered some stuff from a well known UK bushcraft/outdoor supplier 3 weeks ago and still nothing.

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