How to Choose Climbing Slings, Cord and Webbing

From hanging a clothesline to keep your gear high and dry to DIY-ing a survival bracelet, the durable 50 ft. Gear Aid Medium-Duty 325 paracord offers versatile utility for all of your outdoor needs.
Imported.
View all Gear Aid Cords| Best Use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Strength | 325 pounds |
| Size | 3 mm x 50 ft. |
| Weight per Foot | 1.53 grams |
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A fine length of cord for camp
Worked as needed. I needed some line, this is line.
Great cord for how it's advertised. Be warned though, 50' is very long and gets very easily tangled. Make sure that's really the amount you want.
High quality paracord. Used it to hang my hammock as well as my tarp shelter and it held tremendously well.
It's paracord. Good for most applications. I've used it to string up tarp to hold up during downpours. Carabiner is a nice touch.
Line is good enough for a cloths line or to wrap bundles together. Nothing heavy
Packable rope great size weight and length for packing
This cord is really heavy. It is overkill for bear bagging food (or any other backcountry use that I an think of). Consider MSR ultralight cord or simply a hardwars store parachute corde.
I wanted to make some Prusik knots, for camping, but I wanted line that was a bit larger than what is typically used. This line was perfect for that.
Used it on a 4 day hike and it worked well enough. Kind of stretchy, but it tangles up really easily.