emma kites Camo Green, Red, Blue Braided Kevlar Cord 200Lb~1800Lb Abrasion/Flame Resistant Tactical Paracord, Trip Line, Cord Friction-Saw, Boot Laces, Survival Cord, Model Rocket Shock Cord

This is some serious string. Hard to cut, does NOT melt to stop fraying. I used it for my cat toys and love it. When a knot forms, it's usually easy to get out. However this is also true of the knots tied purposefully. My bowler knots, what I generally use, come right out. I had to use a fishing knot I learned. I don't know the name, but I spin both parts them out the lose end through the loop at the bottom, with the swivel, or hook, then pull it tight. This worked. The string hasn't pulled from claws getting caught in it like some do. It's very good, over kill even, for my use. I will stick with it though, if I ever need more........

used to put up a sun blocking sail thingy works great super durable after a year holding strong

The media could not be loaded. Very strong for a thin string. It is lightweight and fire retardant, making it great for hanging a pot over fire. You would be hard pressed to beat it. I 100% would suggest purchasing it.

Perfect for the everyday carry person who wants to be prepared to build that survival shelter in the woods when the zombies attack, but doesn't want to carry bulky paracord all the time. I cut off a good length, wound it up, and put it in a wallet-sized pouch I carry in my back pocket. You never know when you're going to need it. It would work well for any pocket kit as it's very think but very strong. Just a good product!

Strong cord for its size. I wanted something a little thicker to use for my assist hooks on my jigs, but these will work. They are definitely harder to cut than the PE cords I've used in the past

This is good cord.

Amazing how strong this string is. I keep a couple rolls in my get home bag.

great emergency tine