Inspired Magazine - daily graphic design inspiration How to make a Paracord Rescue Belt This is my first Instructable and i would appreciate your votes in the Paracord Contest! I will be showing you how to create a Paracord Rescue Belt. While bracelets can be useful they simply do not contain enough cord for a real emergency. 8-12 feet can certainly be handy in some situations but think of what you can do with 50 feet! The belt essentially has two main functions. 1. In my opinion speed is what makes the difference in a survival situation. Depending on the method you use to weave and the size of your waist, the belt can supply you with a length upwards of 70 feet of cord, This particular belt used 50 feet for my 32" waist however i will explain how to increase or decrease the amount of cord you can carry while maintaining the same length of belt. Its worth noting that this same technique can also be used to make a bracelet which i have pictured at the end of the instructable.
Design & Geschenke Shop | design3000.de Newegg Canada - Computer Products, Laptops, Electronics, HDTVs, Digital Cameras, Cellphones and More! AEXT.NET - Programming, Design, Blogging Wide Paracord Bracelet First step is picking your colors. The optimal types are 2 colors that contrast. Also for your side release buckle I recommend a 1" size. This allows you plenty of room to insert the cordage. The 5/8" size I used just made it very tight to work with. To figure out how much paracord you will need, measure your wrist where you want the bracelet to sit at. The color you want as the outside one should be your wrist measurement times 12. Loop the strands onto your buckle using a cow hitch knot One tip is to make sure you keep the same pattern going and not switch which cord goes over and which one goes under.
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