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Andysocial: Removed the recently departed Survival Pax

2017-11-29T04:30:41Z

Removed the recently departed Survival Pax

Andysocial at 16:05, 23 March 2015

2015-03-23T16:05:45Z

Andysocial: Added BoredParacord

2014-07-31T01:01:26Z

Added BoredParacord

Andysocial at 14:11, 16 January 2014

2014-01-16T14:11:46Z

Andysocial at 12:37, 15 January 2014

2014-01-15T12:37:23Z

Andysocial at 12:36, 15 January 2014

2014-01-15T12:36:21Z

Trab9000 at 20:40, 14 January 2014

2014-01-14T20:40:54Z

Trab9000 at 20:39, 14 January 2014

2014-01-14T20:39:43Z

Andysocial at 18:24, 16 October 2013

2013-10-16T18:24:19Z

Andysocial at 18:54, 27 September 2013

2013-09-27T18:54:25Z

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	*[http://www.supplycaptain.com Supply Captain] is one of the longest-lived companies and Mark (the captain) is a great source of information and material. They stock cord in many categories, including reflective and glow-in-the-dark, as well as buckles and other supplies. All cord is US-made.		*[http://www.supplycaptain.com Supply Captain] is one of the longest-lived companies and Mark (the captain) is a great source of information and material. They stock cord in many categories, including reflective and glow-in-the-dark, as well as buckles and other supplies. All cord is US-made.
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−	*[http://www.survival-pax.com Survival Pax] has been around for several years as well, and Simon is another great and responsive company owner. SP also hosts a Youtube channel and blog, to disseminate survival information. They stock cord in the same categories as Supply Captain, and all the usual and unusual supplies as well. Survival Pax sells cord from two manufacturers, EL Wood and Gladding. They also are rare in that they don't change the names of their colors from what the manufacturers call it. EL Wood Imperial Red is EL Wood Imperial Red (SC calls the same cord "Bright Red" and other sellers call it "Scarlet Red" which is especially confusing since EL Wood has a completely different color '''they''' call "Scarlet Red."). All cord is US-made.

	*[http://www.shoprobbys.com Robby's Sales] stocks some unusual colors and patterns, including the "tweed" line that seems to be exclusively theirs. All US-made.		*[http://www.shoprobbys.com Robby's Sales] stocks some unusual colors and patterns, including the "tweed" line that seems to be exclusively theirs. All US-made.

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 *[http://www.shoprobbys.com Robby's Sales] stocks some unusual colors and patterns, including the "tweed" line that seems to be exclusively theirs. All US-made.
-*[http://paracordgalaxy.com/ Paracord Galaxy], formerly Full Belly Insurance, likely had one of the stranger names for a supply company, so they finally changed to reflect what people were really buying from them. Good prices, frequent sales, and reliable shipping.
+*[http://paracordgalaxy.com Paracord Galaxy], formerly Full Belly Insurance, likely had one of the stranger names for a supply company, so they finally changed to reflect what people were really buying from them. Good prices, frequent sales, and reliable shipping.
 *[http://www.mrparacord.com Mr. Paracord] has both US-made and foreign-made cord, including both nylon and polyester materials. They do include all that information in the description of each item, so be sure to check if these things are important to you.
-*[http://www.paracordonline.com/shop/ Paracord Online] has discounts for larger orders. They stock only US-made cord.
+*[http://www.paracordonline.com Paracord Online] has discounts for larger orders. They stock only US-made cord.
-*[http://www.paracordplanet.com/ Paracord Planet] carries a good variety, and calls the mil-spec cord "titanium" just to be confusing. But, they have categories for 425 cord, 275, micro, and nano, as well as the usual 550 cord. All US-made.
+*[http://www.paracordplanet.com Paracord Planet] carries a good variety, and calls the mil-spec cord "titanium" just to be confusing. But, they have categories for 425 cord, 275, micro, and nano, as well as the usual 550 cord. All US-made.
 *[http://extremepara.com ExtremePara] stocks 550, 450, and 425 cords. The owner, Bart, is active on several Facebook paracord groups. The 425, 450 and 550 they sell is all US-made with US manufactured raw materials. They primarily sell cord from E.L. Wood and Franklin Braiding. They also sell hand crafted paracording jigs, lacing needles, and all sorts of tools, supplies and accessories.
-*[http://www.boredparacord.com/ Bored? Paracord!] stocks an ever-growing variety of materials and supplies, and also generates tutorials for the community. All US-made nylon cord.
+*[http://www.boredparacord.com Bored? Paracord!] stocks an ever-growing variety of materials and supplies, and also generates tutorials for the community. All US-made nylon cord.

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	*[http://www.paracordplanet.com/ Paracord Planet] carries a good variety, and calls the mil-spec cord "titanium" just to be confusing. But, they have categories for 425 cord, 275, micro, and nano, as well as the usual 550 cord. All US-made.		*[http://www.paracordplanet.com/ Paracord Planet] carries a good variety, and calls the mil-spec cord "titanium" just to be confusing. But, they have categories for 425 cord, 275, micro, and nano, as well as the usual 550 cord. All US-made.

−	*[http://extremepara.com ExtremePara] stocks 550, 450, and 425 cords. The owner, Bart, is active on several Facebook paracord groups. The 425, 450 and 550 they sell is all US-made with US manufactured raw materials. They primarily sell cord from E.L. Wood and Franklin Braiding. They also sell hand crafted paracording jigs ~~and~~ lacing needles~~. They also carry~~ all sorts of tools, supplies and accessories.	+	*[http://extremepara.com ExtremePara] stocks 550, 450, and 425 cords. The owner, Bart, is active on several Facebook paracord groups. The 425, 450 and 550 they sell is all US-made with US manufactured raw materials. They primarily sell cord from E.L. Wood and Franklin Braiding. They also sell hand crafted paracording jigs, lacing needles, and all sorts of tools, supplies and accessories.
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		+	*[http://www.boredparacord.com/ Bored? Paracord!] stocks an ever-growing variety of materials and supplies, and also generates tutorials for the community. All US-made nylon cord.

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	*[http://www.paracordplanet.com/ Paracord Planet] carries a good variety, and calls the mil-spec cord "titanium" just to be confusing. But, they have categories for 425 cord, 275, micro, and nano, as well as the usual 550 cord. All US-made.		*[http://www.paracordplanet.com/ Paracord Planet] carries a good variety, and calls the mil-spec cord "titanium" just to be confusing. But, they have categories for 425 cord, 275, micro, and nano, as well as the usual 550 cord. All US-made.

−	*[http://extremepara.com ExtremePara] stocks 550, 450, and 425 cords. The owner, Bart, is active on several Facebook paracord groups. The 425, 450 and 550 they sell is all US-made with US manufactured raw materials. ~~The~~ primarily sell cord from E.L. Wood and Franklin Braiding. They also sell hand crafted paracording jigs and lacing needles. They also carry all sorts of tools, supplies and accessories.	+	*[http://extremepara.com ExtremePara] stocks 550, 450, and 425 cords. The owner, Bart, is active on several Facebook paracord groups. The 425, 450 and 550 they sell is all US-made with US manufactured raw materials. They primarily sell cord from E.L. Wood and Franklin Braiding. They also sell hand crafted paracording jigs and lacing needles. They also carry all sorts of tools, supplies and accessories.

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 *[http://www.supplycaptain.com Supply Captain] is one of the longest-lived companies and Mark (the captain) is a great source of information and material. They stock cord in many categories, including reflective and glow-in-the-dark, as well as buckles and other supplies. All cord is US-made.
-*[http://www.survival-pax.com Survival Pax] has been around for several years as well, and Simon is another great and responsive company owner. SP also hosts a Youtube channel and blog, to disseminate survial information. They stock cord in the same categories as Supply Captain, and all the usual and unusual supplies as well. Survival Pax sells cord from two manufacturers, EL Wood and Gladding. They also are rare in that they don't change the names of their colors from what the manufacturers call it. EL Wood Imperial Red is EL Wood Imperial Red (SC calls the same cord "Bright Red" and other sellers call it "Scarlet Red" which is especially confusing since EL Wood has a completely different color '''they''' call "Scarlet Red."). All cord is US-made.
+*[http://www.survival-pax.com Survival Pax] has been around for several years as well, and Simon is another great and responsive company owner. SP also hosts a Youtube channel and blog, to disseminate survival information. They stock cord in the same categories as Supply Captain, and all the usual and unusual supplies as well. Survival Pax sells cord from two manufacturers, EL Wood and Gladding. They also are rare in that they don't change the names of their colors from what the manufacturers call it. EL Wood Imperial Red is EL Wood Imperial Red (SC calls the same cord "Bright Red" and other sellers call it "Scarlet Red" which is especially confusing since EL Wood has a completely different color '''they''' call "Scarlet Red."). All cord is US-made.
 *[http://www.shoprobbys.com Robby's Sales] stocks some unusual colors and patterns, including the "tweed" line that seems to be exclusively theirs. All US-made.

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	*[http://www.paracordplanet.com/ Paracord Planet] carries a good variety, and calls the mil-spec cord "titanium" just to be confusing. But, they have categories for 425 cord, 275, micro, and nano, as well as the usual 550 cord. All US-made.		*[http://www.paracordplanet.com/ Paracord Planet] carries a good variety, and calls the mil-spec cord "titanium" just to be confusing. But, they have categories for 425 cord, 275, micro, and nano, as well as the usual 550 cord. All US-made.

−	*[http://extremepara.com ~~Extreme Para~~] stocks 550, 450, and 425 cords. The owner, Bart, is active on several Facebook paracord groups. The 425, 450 and 550 they sell is all US-made with US manufactured raw materials. The primarily sell cord from E.L. Wood and Franklin Braiding. They also sell hand crafted paracording jigs and lacing needles. They also carry all sorts of tools and accessories.	+	*[http://extremepara.com ExtremePara] stocks 550, 450, and 425 cords. The owner, Bart, is active on several Facebook paracord groups. The 425, 450 and 550 they sell is all US-made with US manufactured raw materials. The primarily sell cord from E.L. Wood and Franklin Braiding. They also sell hand crafted paracording jigs and lacing needles. They also carry all sorts of tools, supplies and accessories.

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	*[http://www.paracordplanet.com/ Paracord Planet] carries a good variety, and calls the mil-spec cord "titanium" just to be confusing. But, they have categories for 425 cord, 275, micro, and nano, as well as the usual 550 cord. All US-made.		*[http://www.paracordplanet.com/ Paracord Planet] carries a good variety, and calls the mil-spec cord "titanium" just to be confusing. But, they have categories for 425 cord, 275, micro, and nano, as well as the usual 550 cord. All US-made.

−	*[http://extremepara.com Extreme Para] stocks 550, 450, and 425 cords. The owner, Bart, is active on several Facebook paracord groups. ~~They proclaim the~~ 450 and 550 ~~to be~~ US-made~~, but omit that info for the 425~~. They also sell jigs and ~~marlin spikes and~~ all sorts of tools and accessories.	+	*[http://extremepara.com Extreme Para] stocks 550, 450, and 425 cords. The owner, Bart, is active on several Facebook paracord groups. The 425, 450 and 550 they sell is all US-made with US manufactured raw materials. The primarily sell cord from E.L. Wood and Franklin Braiding. They also sell hand crafted paracording jigs and lacing needles. They also carry all sorts of tools and accessories.

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	*[http://www.paracordplanet.com/ Paracord Planet] carries a good variety, and calls the mil-spec cord "titanium" just to be confusing. But, they have categories for 425 cord, 275, micro, and nano, as well as the usual 550 cord. All US-made.		*[http://www.paracordplanet.com/ Paracord Planet] carries a good variety, and calls the mil-spec cord "titanium" just to be confusing. But, they have categories for 425 cord, 275, micro, and nano, as well as the usual 550 cord. All US-made.

−	*[http://extremepara.com Extreme Para] stocks 550, 450, and 425 cords. They proclaim the 450 and 550 to be US-made, but omit that info for the 425. They also sell jigs and marlin spikes and all sorts of tools and accessories.	+	*[http://extremepara.com Extreme Para] stocks 550, 450, and 425 cords. The owner, Bart, is active on several Facebook paracord groups. They proclaim the 450 and 550 to be US-made, but omit that info for the 425. They also sell jigs and marlin spikes and all sorts of tools and accessories.

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	*[http://www.survival-pax.com Survival Pax] has been around for several years as well, and Simon is another great and responsive company owner. SP also hosts a Youtube channel and blog, to disseminate survial information. They stock cord in the same categories as Supply Captain, and all the usual and unusual supplies as well. Survival Pax sells cord from two manufacturers, EL Wood and Gladding. They also are rare in that they don't change the names of their colors from what the manufacturers call it. EL Wood Imperial Red is EL Wood Imperial Red (SC calls the same cord "Bright Red" and other sellers call it "Scarlet Red" which is especially confusing since EL Wood has a completely different color '''they''' call "Scarlet Red."). All cord is US-made.		*[http://www.survival-pax.com Survival Pax] has been around for several years as well, and Simon is another great and responsive company owner. SP also hosts a Youtube channel and blog, to disseminate survial information. They stock cord in the same categories as Supply Captain, and all the usual and unusual supplies as well. Survival Pax sells cord from two manufacturers, EL Wood and Gladding. They also are rare in that they don't change the names of their colors from what the manufacturers call it. EL Wood Imperial Red is EL Wood Imperial Red (SC calls the same cord "Bright Red" and other sellers call it "Scarlet Red" which is especially confusing since EL Wood has a completely different color '''they''' call "Scarlet Red."). All cord is US-made.
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		+	*[http://www.shoprobbys.com Robby's Sales] stocks some unusual colors and patterns, including the "tweed" line that seems to be exclusively theirs. All US-made.

	*[http://fullbellyinsurance.com/ Full Belly Insurance] likely has one of the stranger names for a supply company, but they are indeed a survival supply company as well as parachute cord supplier. Good prices, frequent sales, and reliable shipping.		*[http://fullbellyinsurance.com/ Full Belly Insurance] likely has one of the stranger names for a supply company, but they are indeed a survival supply company as well as parachute cord supplier. Good prices, frequent sales, and reliable shipping.