WILDAIR Paracord Survival Paracord Parachute Fire Cord Survival Ropes 4-in-1 U.S. Military Type III with Integrated Fishing Line Fire-Starter Tinder

Top down: 25 ft of cord without the advertised strap to keep it together. (Also, the advertised picture makes 25ft look like a lot more). Red tinder line, lit fast when torn in half and used about 4 steel & ferro passes. Yellow “fishing” line, seems pretty strong. Cotton line. Then 9, count ‘em 9 seemingly generic nylon para lines. ? Confused by that, was expecting 7. So either it’s really strong or they don’t know what they making. I’m not jumping out of a plane or testing this stuff any where near 550 lbs. I did not weight test it. I’m pretty sure it will hold up. A little miffed about the missing strap but for a 9 strand with the three additional strands I guess I should be happy for the price.

Took me awhile to review this one because I wanted to be certain. This stuff is great. Tried and true. Delivers all the things you expect Paracord to deliver. Tough, strong. Offers a fire starter strand that blew my expectations away.The only thing I haven’t tested is the fishing line. But I expect it to perform well.And the WildAir brand delivers at a great price.

This is a cheap knockoff of the original Survivor Cord. The original also contains steel wire. This will get the job done however it does not include the velcri wrap shown in the pic and arrives in generic Chinese pachaging. Should really cost about half as much, although it is cheaper than the OG.Oh, and the fishing line is bright yellow braid. Not an ideal color, but strong and will work. Make sure to familiarize yourself with braided line as the same knots used on mono may not always work for braided.

This stuff is great! The fishing line is a little different, but def 40lb test or better. Everything else is as expected. It even has all 7 original strands inside the cord plus the 3 additional types of cordage. 11/10 would recommend!

very cool and versatile paracord / survival cord . red is directors, one small white that I think is cotton for stiches or clothing repair, one yellow that is fishing line, another yellow that I am unsure of. great paracord though

exactly as advertised and expected

Really like this paracord, unlike some i have used it is very to separate the individual strands for use. I am using this cord for neck knives and paracord bracelets. Purchased several different color variants and have not been disappointed. Will buy more in the future.

Very strong and easy to work with. Used for face mask draw strings. Doesn't fray and can be burned to seal the ends.

Arrived and tested today before packing for a trip out. As you can see from the photos it doesn’t come with the strap and a call to Amazon said best they could do was refund it if I return it. Not a great start.Comes packed as a length in a plastic bag. On opening one end of the length was fused but the other was just cut, but easy to melt yourself. Ensure you trim down the fire starter cord before you do though.Other photos show a small section showing all the “innards” of the cord are present. Fire cord starts easy, and the fishing line seems tough.Might buy more in the future after seeing how this works out, but would look for a cheaper price / greater length at this price to be honest.

The cord part is good and strong, excellent for lanyards and construction. The tinder part, less so. It needs to be flattened and shredded to work at all, I personally think that in an emergency situation using a ferrocium/magnesium stick it would be extremely hard to start a fire using this fire cord. I would make sure to practice in a controlled environment BEFORE getting out in a wilderness and needing to use it to survive.

Actual survival cord. Tested fire line (waxed), works perfectly and did test the sewing thread as well. The only thing I did not test was the fishing line. Highly Recommend!