550 Paracord 100ft - Coyote - Atwood Rope

100 Feet of Coyote 550

This is a 100 ft (30 m) hank of 550 paracord from Atwood Rope MFG in coyote, a muted tan-brown that blends with desert and dry-ground kit. Paracord is the braided nylon line originally used for parachute rigging. It now shows up in nearly every pack and vehicle bag because one length can handle shelter lines, lashings, replacement laces and gear lanyards. A 100 ft hank leaves enough for several jobs before you need to restock.

Features

• 550 Paracord Construction — The 550 designation refers to the cord's 550 lb breaking strength class, the standard grade for general-purpose paracord.
• Seven-Strand Inner Core — Seven white inner strands run inside the outer sheath, and you can pull them out separately when a job calls for thinner line.
• Eight Lines In One — Counting the sheath, each length gives you eight usable lines, so 50 ft of cord can become several hundred feet of lighter cordage.
• Braided Nylon Sheath — A tightly woven nylon outer jacket protects the core and gives the cord a firm, round profile that ties and holds knots well.
• 100 ft (30 m) Hank — The cord comes bundled in a banded hank, which packs flat in a bag and feeds out without tangling when you unwind it.
• Coyote Color — The tan-brown shade matches coyote and FDE gear, FDE meaning flat dark earth, the sand tone common on modern tactical kit.
• Made In The USA — Atwood Rope MFG manufactures this paracord in the United States, as marked on the label.

Build And Everyday Use

The cord pairs a nylon outer sheath with a seven-strand nylon core, the same layered build that makes paracord useful at full thickness or stripped down. Nylon cuts cleanly with a knife, and you can seal the ends with a lighter to stop the sheath fraying. In coyote, the cord suits ridgelines and guy lines, pack and vehicle lashing, knife and zipper lanyards, and bracelet or handle-wrap projects that need to match tan gear.