FeeJoo 7 Strand Core 550lb Paracord Parachute Cord Lanyard Mil Spec Type III-100ft

DO NOT BUY. NOT REAL 550lb. I regret buying from this vendor thinking I was saving a few bucks. I was ready to use it today, cut into it to do my own QC, and found that the inside strands look super wacko. I don’t even know what you would call this rope... definitely not commercial grade 550. I’m going to talk to Amazon about getting a refund since I’m just now opening it and realize it is SUPER FALSE ADVERTISING.

Pretty crappy excuse for paracord. Thin binding melts much faster than the core so brazing it looks horrible. Arrived in a wadded up ball of mess that took 30 minutes to straighten out & then, by morning it was a mess, again. Not slick enough to tie & tuck properly. It will serve its purpose, but if you want higher quality, ho elsewhere.

Crap, nothing but crap, the cheapest material ever, if you try to fuse with other paracors, this paracord will just melt away to nothing, cheapest quality, do not recommend, will definitely not buy it again.

Unless there was a mistake with the order I honestly don't understand why the bad reviews.This cord is perfect for all types of crafts. I personally make harnesses and haven't had one issues. $8 for 100ft !! You will not be wasting your money. It can be a pain connecting 2 colors SOMETIMES but again for the price not a big deal.I've gotten 5 different colors they are all beautiful.

After cutting the 100' cord into 5', 10', 20' and 50' lengths, I came across several flaws in the cord while bundling each length. I don't plan on using it for supporting my body weight. The next time I order paracord I run my hands over the entire length to inspect for flaws and cut my lengths to remove any flaws. I've attached a picture of the worst flaw that wound up being on my 20' section.

Don’t waste your money! Very poor quality, it twists and tangles extremely easily! Spend a couple dollars more and get higher quality Paracord!

UPDATE: Upon comparison to other, more expensive cords of the same spec, I felt the need to increase my rating. This cord is not abnormally thin compared to other brands, it seems the type I compared it to in my initial review was the real outlier. That being said, you do get what you pay for. Don't expect a particularly strong cord or one that won't fray after being handled a few times. If you need cheap (price & quality) cord, then this would be fine.While this is a 7-strang paracord, it is very tight questionable whether it's actually 5/32". The pink-blue cord on the left is theirs, the completely blue cord on the right is another brand. As you can see the blue cord has a larger diameter and is not as tight even while I pull both cords together to flatten them. If you're trying to use these to sleeve cables, go with another brand.

This rope worked great on my last camping trip. I brought it along to use as a for ridge line for a kitchen fly, but decided not to put one up, instead i found neighboring campers were rudely walking right through my camp site and even walked up to my tent as if to look inside. I was sitting at the fire and told them to respect my personal space but it wasnt until i strung this handy rope at waist level completely around 3 sides of my entire campsite. The rope served as a boundary marker and reminder to the neighbors to walkaround, not through my camp site.