Hillman Monkey Fist Paracord Keychain - 6-Pack Assorted

Monkey Fist Key Fobs

This Hillman Group 6-pack gives you six paracord keychains, each finished with a monkey fist knot. The monkey fist is a sailor's knot, a tight woven ball first tied to weight the end of a heaving line. On a key ring it gives you a solid fob to grab in a pocket or pack, and it makes small keys harder to lose. Six in one pack covers house, truck and gear keys, with spares to hand out.

Features

• Monkey Fist Knot — Each fob is a round knot built from several interlocking wraps of cord, pulled tight into a firm ball.
• Paracord Construction — The knot and lanyard are tied from paracord, the braided-sheath utility cord originally made for parachute suspension lines.
• Metal Split Ring — A silver-tone split ring, the double-coil style found on most key rings, holds keys or clips onto a bag strap or belt loop.
• Wrapped Stopper Knot — A coiled knot at the ring end closes the lanyard loop so it cannot slide open.
• Fused Cord End — The cut end of the cord is melted where it tucks into the stopper knot, which keeps the braid from fraying.
• Short Lanyard Loop — A few inches of cord between knot and ring let the fob hang free without adding bulk to a key ring.
• Six-Piece Assortment — The pack shown includes solid blue, red-orange, red-white-blue, tan with dark flecks, green digital and woodland-style camo.

Cord and Hardware

Every keychain uses the same layout: a monkey fist at one end, a short run of cord, and a stopper knot wrapped around the split ring at the other. Colors are assorted, so the mix lets you code keys by color or match a fob to a specific pack or vehicle. The camo and tan patterns sit well with field gear, and the brighter cords are easier to spot when keys get dropped in grass or a dark bag.