Paracord Survival Bracelet by Paracord Master Review/Giveaway 7/25 US

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I received a Paracord Survival Bracelet from Paracord Master, and I just had to share with everyone how awesome these bracelets are. Paracord is a lightweight nylon rope that was originally used in the suspension lines of parachutes during World War II. It is now used as a general purpose cord and people have found a number of uses for it. In my research of paracord, I even found out that paracord was used by astronauts during NASA's second mission to repair the Hubble Space Telescope!*

Paracord Master offers different design options for the paracord survival bracelets. You can also choose from a variety of different colors that appeal to both men and women. I love the bright pink and black color combination for myself. My husband prefers the camoflauge colors. The bracelets are comfortable to wear and are easy to put on. They have a simple plastic buckle that snaps together. (Pictured below)

Paracord master also offers a variety of other products, inluding lanyards, necklaces, and monkey fists. All of these products would make an excellent gift. If you would like to see all the products offered, or order from Paracord Master you can find him on Facebook. Click Here. Paracord Master has also offered to give away 2 Paracord Survival Bracelets to one lucky follower.

To enter the Paracord Survial Bracelet by Paracord Master Giveaway for the bracelets pictured above use the rafflecopter form below: a Rafflecopter giveaway *References: Tom Nugent, "Blanketing the Hubble", University of Delaware Messenger, vol. 6, no.3 (1997) (Online article)