Now a days, everyone has a bungee cord or various types of other cords in their home or garage. The shock cord is handy little things for securing many products. It comes in huge varieties and sizes and most importantly each of them are inexpensive.
Let’s begin with the most commonly used cords outdoor or survival that are available in the market. After reading this you will be able to decide which cord can fulfill your requirement.
Braided Ropes:
Weaving fiber strands are included in braided ropes. When you see in details you will find that this ropes are made of one rope inside the other rope. Just because of this uniqueness, they have enough strength and scratch protection.
Bungee Cord:
Bungee cord is also called as a shock cord or bungee shock cord and it is an elastic sort of “cord” which contains one/two elastic cords and an outer coating is made of propylene or woven cotton. Bungee cords are highly handy if you are trying to lash things together so if you have room, it is not a bad product
to leave.
Climbing Ropes:
Climbing ropes are designed to stretch slightly when they are under heavy loads. This comes in action when falling climbers are stop suddenly; a little bit of stretch help to keep your spine flawless. That is the reason climbers use this rope for rappelling, also it is an ideal product for hauling stuff.
Parachute Cord:
Parachute cord is an another name for paracord. It is the latest and the greatest in rope technology. Paracord is made of lightweight nylon using the kernmantle technology and 550 comes from its official rated strength.
Bed Strap:
Bed strap allow you to strap two twin beds together to make a king size bed. You can have one kind sized bed. This strap comes with metal buckle to make sure it hold for long term use. This instant bed connector is for all size twin beds, with unique safety strap to keep beds together. It is very simple.
Twisted Rope:
Twisted rope also known as laid rope, is having a spiral look because of three strands that are twisted with each other. It has a type to kink up, and it is not the strongest rope design but can be used for various other purposes to tie the knot.
