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The ASR Outdoor Kevlar Utility Cord is a 100 ft braided Kevlar line rated at 200 lb breaking strength, coated in polyurethane for abrasion and UV resistance. It is far thinner and lighter than 550 paracord, with low stretch and resistance to flame and heat, so it suits survival kits, tie-downs and improvised cutting or snare work. The trade-off is that Kevlar is stiff and slick, so knots can slip and it is not the soft, easy-handling cord paracord users expect. It suits hikers, preppers and anglers who want strength per ounce rather than bulk.
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Owners treat it as a compact, strong cord for kits and repairs and like the strength-to-weight ratio. The common complaints are slickness in knots and stiffness compared with paracord.
This is a 100 ft length of Kevlar utility cord in yellow, rated at a 200 lb breaking strength. It is made in the USA from 100% Kevlar fiber. Three strands of Kevlar thread are braided together and coated in polyurethane, which adds abrasion and UV resistance.
The cord is lightweight, low-stretch and UV resistant. It is also flame-resistant and heat-resistant. It is smaller and lighter than traditional 550 paracord and can be deployed quickly.
It can be used in survival kits, bug out bags, emergency kits and everyday carry. Uses include building emergency shelters, repairing gear, and making traps, snares and trip wire. It can also serve as a tie-down line, fishing line or escape tool. Because it is heat-resistant, it can be used as a cutting tool for sawing wood, rope and flex-cuffs.
