Naimakka Paracord Bracelet
Dropped behind enemy lines, paratroopers found Paracord to be a life-saving, multi-purpose tool. When unbraided, you can use your bracelet to build shelter, secure gear to your backpack or hang up food out of reach from animals. You can also use it to make a clothes or fishing line, snares, traps, snow shoes, a bowdrill for making fire, or a splint for a broken ankle. If you unravel the yarns, you can even use it as sewing thread, dental floss or to make a fishing net. In fact, Paracord is so reliable and durable that astronauts have used it to make repairs to the Hubble Space Telescope.
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Black Paracord Bracelet
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Camo Green Paracord Bracelet
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Camo Green Slim Bracelet
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Charcoal Grey Paracord Bracelet
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Colonial Blue Slim Bracelet
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International Orange Paracord Bracelet
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Jet Black Slim Bracelet
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Naimakka Parachute Cord
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Navy Blue Paracord Bracelet
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Neon Orange Slim Bracelet
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Replacement shackle pin
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Skydivers Bracelet
$ 95.00 Select options -
Stealth Grey Slim Bracelet
$ 39.00 Add to cart
REPLACEMENT SHACKLE PIN
Did manage to lose your shackle pin? Disappointed because you think that you won’t ever be able to wear your bracelet again? No need to worry worry!
It is super easy to order a new shackle pin, just put it in your basket and check out.
No one is happier than us that you can wear your bracelet again. A lost pin shouldn’t mean the end of your Naimakka bracelet wearing days. While ordering your new shackle pin, why not take this opportunity to add an additional Naimakka Paracord Bracelet to your collection.
The shackle pin is made from 316 Stainless steel and will fit your bracelet regardless when you purchased it.
NAIMAKKA PARACHUTE CORD
Let us explain what we’ve put together here, basically, we wanted to take things back to basics, way back, like 70 years back, at this time WWII era parachute were fitted with 24 individual parachute suspension lines, each 14 ft in length, or 4.3 meters (to all of us not using the goofy imperial system).
Paratroopers would sometimes cut paracord from their canopies, one line at a time. They would use the cord for a multitude of purposes, everything from the most trivial like hanging clothes to dry, to fashioning a bow drill to build a fire. The possibilities were nearly endless, hence is why Parachute cord is so widely appreciated by military and civilians alike.
