emma kites 100% Black Kevlar Braided Cord (0.4~4.6mm Dia, 50lb~1800lb) High Strength, Abrasion Flame Resistant, Tough Survival Tactical Cord Model Rocket Paracord Snare Line Fishing Assist Cord

Used this for a custom can sleeve. Works great and still holding after about 1000 rounds. My knot tying skills are not great but even with my amateur tying skills, holds so far. Great value for length.

excellent service and quality

The media could not be loaded. Maybe the one-star reviewers were shipped the wrong product but the claims that this was nylon rope material is incorrect. Regular shears or scissors cannot cut Kevlar rope - you must have shears made specifically for cutting Kevlar. The shears I bought are on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Clauss-19592-Titanium-Kevlar-Shear/dp/B07F2M52HG. The video shows these shears cutting the Kevlar rope after trying a regular pair of scissors.I'm using this for guy ropes for a fiberglass pole that holds the end of a ham radio wire antenna and to suspend the middle of the wire antenna to a tree branch. It is the real thing, I was unable to cut it with anything else I have in my workshop.

I used this on beyblade x string launcher modification and it works perfectly

Used this the keep my suppressor cover secured to my can. Works perfect.

I'm pretty impressed with this cord. It is very strong and easy to use. I needed to replaced a small steel cable which broke because of too much abrasion. This cord seems like it will be a very good replacement for it. The only drawback is that you cannot "melt" the ends to prevent fraying of the braided cord, however, it is easily knotted to prevent that. It is a very flexible and pliable cord, not stiff or rigid at all. It's a 100-Ft. roll, so I will find many great uses for this cord. I keep it in my "Go Bag" for emergencies. Tip: When you cut this cord, use a quality pair of sharp scissors, knife, etc... it IS braided Kevlar and it is cut resistant, but a high quality pair or scissors should make it fairly easy to work with, just remember to "knot" the cut ends! I work in Emergency services and I would definitely recommend carrying a roll of this stuff, even a larger diameter. For the price, you can't beat it, and it's well worth having for the "just in case" situations! I am going to order a larger diameter for other uses.

Tough stuff, fine enough to thread through a needle, and works very well for reinforcement of factory stitched seams on outdoor equipment. I also used it to stitch Carbon fiber insulation around small noisy extremely hot muffler for fire mitigation and burn prevention. Has held up so far.

I use cordage often. I'm proficient at tying knots. I'm really glad I found this product. I'm planning on using it to sew leather. It's Tough,it's, hopefully, going to be able to stand up to harsh ,regular exposure. One thing is sure,nobody is going to grab it and pull hard enough to break it. It should make a really good leader for fishing .