Description
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This Ohuhu® Outdoor survival wristband is an emergent life-saving equipment. Owing to its convenience and practical function, it becomes one of the necessary equipment for adventure lovers. It provides you survival and heating tools when you are in dilemmas. It is never a trouble thing to carry this wristband for daily use and perhaps a big help at a critical moment. It can be used as a rope after being untied when necessary, which can be used to stop bleeding, tie temporary tents, prevent loss of clothing sets and the like to act as an emergent help. Paracord's diameter of 3mm/0.11", with about 110kg/242lb bearing burden of single rope, when untie the single color paracord, its overall length is around 3.5m/11.48 ft to 4m/13.12 ft. The buckle is attached with a high decibel survival whistle.
Three steps to ignite kindling materials:
-Step 1: Find some kindling materials (hay, dry leaves, birch barks, pine needles, pine resins, twigs, papers and cotton etc.).
-Step 2: Scrape some magnesium chips from the flint and set them on the kindling materials (slowly scrape).
-Step 3: Fast and strongly scrape and scratch the magnesium rod, then the splashed sparks can ignite kindling materials (If small knife is not easy to scrape the magnesium rod, you can do it with more keener knife or even can use a stone instead.).
** Note: No matter what kinds of materials, the kindling materials must be kept dry
Commercial Type III, 7 stand paracord, Whistle Buckle
Paracord bracelet with Flint Fire Starter Scraper can be used as knife
Length of the bracelet: approx 9 inch (Measured with buckle closed,for max 7.5'' wrist)
Width of the bracelet: approx 0.9 inch, Length of bracelet is measured with buckle closed
Package Content: 1 * Paracord bracelet with Flint Fire Starter & Scraper & Whistle
ASIN#: B00OK5K8XU
Comments (5)
Dental floss maybe? A survival situation is no excuse for poor hygiene.
[rant]
We got into into paracord at summercamp when I was a kid, it was just fun making stuff and learning different uses for it that we would never actually use. Decades later now it's become like this stereotypical survivalist meme and "they" have picked up on it.
Paracord is actually listed as a banned, zero-tolerance item at my cousins middle-school. Her handbook said: "While shoes strings or rope and string for special art projects are allowed any tactical rope including Paracord is forbidden."
Tactical rope?
At least they didn't call it Assault Rope. *deep sigh*
[end rant]
No Starting BDSM and torture a tad early I should say... I guess just the idea of no tolerance/ no wiggle room school admin/rules... and you get this type of rulebook...
Dont waste your money got them on Wish for 1.00
I always wonder what people think they are going to do with an unravelled paracord bracelet in a "survival" situation. I guess with the addition of the fire starter it makes sense...ok not really.