Stylish yet functional? Has that ever been said about a survival tool? Not until now that is! This well made, subtle bracelet can let people know that your classy due to it’s sleek design yet you have an adventurous side to you. Once people notice you wearing this they will be intrigued. Giving you a perfect segue to talk about all the adventures you’ve been on. Thus impressing that hot girl over there listening and easily landing her number into your phone. Besides all that walking around at all times with 4 survival tools has never been easier.
This bracelet is made out of 8 to 10 feet of 550lb paracord for cordage, netting, binding, and much more.
Paracord is perfect for hanging a hammock, cordage for a shelter, binding, first aid, and much more.
You’ll also find an easy sparking ferro rod fire starter / fire striker – start fires without a lighter! (note there is a protective coating on the rod you need to scrape off before it will spark)
A signalling whistle, be heard and get found.
Mini Saw for tinder scraping and keeping your knife blade sharp. (tip of the fire starter can be used as a saw)
Available In 3 Sizes – Get the right size to fit your wrist comfortably. available in 9 inch, 9.5 inch, and 10.5 inch. For a comfortable fit, we recommend the following as a size guide. You would need to wrap a string or something around your wrist and then measure the length of the string to get your wrist diameter.
5” to 7” wrist diameter: 9” bracelet
7.5” to 8.5” wrist diameter: 9.5” bracelet
8.5” or bigger we recommend the 10.5” bracelet
The length of the bracelet is roughly it’s length from end to end.
Mike –
SIMPLE AND WELL MADE…no issues at all. love the product. I am a 6’0″ and 190 lbs and the 9.5″ is kinda loose on me….so depends on preference. The 9″ is a not tight either just fits without as much movement.
Michele –
Well made. Bought this for my son but I wish I would have taken the time to measure his wrist. The 10.5″ was too big. He can still pack it & use the cording & tools if needed.
Tom –
Excellent bracelet, I got one a little too small but I found it easy to untie and retie in order for it to fit my wrist properly. The plastic buckle/whistle part is fairly large but I enjoyed all it’s aspects. The “saw” was surprisingly sharp and I found I could cut a variety of items with ease. If it is too tight I strongly suggest retying, as I said before it is very easy and if it’s too tight it just isn’t comfortable.