How to make a paracord quick deploy bracelet with the blaze bar
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
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There are many "survival" paracord bracelets out there, but have you ever asked yourself how quick you could actually untie one if you needed to? This is one of our newer models that comes with a stainless steel closure that has been very popular with our students. Like always, they come undone in SECONDS for emergency use.
This is excellent! My unit loves your bracelets more than any other survival bracelets. We have tons of 550 cord and not a single soldier deploys or trains without one. I showed them your video and have since integrated a class on how to make them the way you make them, and how to deploy them. Thank you so much for the instructional man! We love these bracelets!
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Extremely well done video! Left no questions in the end & very insightful on the pattern, end loops with slip knots, shackle and quick "dismantle" of bracelet. Thanks!!!
this by far is the best and effecient design i have seen for a survival bracelet. I will use this design to make my survival bracelet. thanks.
Thanks for the idea. I used this blaze bar knotting technique to make a knife lanyard based on key chains that hang from the belt and extend down into the pocket to hold keys. The lanyards will be presented to the Cub Scouts in my son's den who completed their whittling chip at day camp this year. They will be used to hang their knives which they will also be presented at our pack meeting later this week. The boys will really enjoy these.
Many thanks! This is my new favorite paracord bracelet.
After making a couple with the shackle, I decided to use an oblong wooden bead instead to reduce weight and increase comfort. It deploys a bit faster with the bead since you don't have to unscrew the shackle, though the bead is obviously not as useful in a survival situation (thought it might make an impromptu "cork" for fishing with one of the internal strands from the cord).
Great work! I look forward to learning more from you.
That my friend, is pure genius. I made the one JD did and I love the way it looks but now I have a ripcord version too! Thanks a lot, great video
That is an excellent idea, to use the bow style closure. I like that it comes apart quickly as well. Very useful in situations where time could be of concern. Your stitching technique looks like it would allow you to "weave" in other useful elements while you made the stitch, such that you could conceivably make lanyards, belts, and slings; while embedding D-rings, or other tools that could be used in conjunction with the unwound cord.
I have been looking for the quickest and most easy to undo bracelets and i think yours is it! Nice one! :D
I do like the blaze bar aswell!
Yes, I even say in my vid that carrying cord on you for an emergency is much faster than having to unravel something. Some people love the idea of wearing a functional bracelet including me, and thats why I wanted to make something that does really come undone quickly when needed. I mostly like wearing my designs that have all the skulls and hexnuts like on my etsy store :)
This is a great how-to video. Clear and Concise with good descriptions. That being said, I CANT REPLICATE THIS DAMN THING!. I've noticed my 550 cord seems a lot more stiff and rigid that yours and when I pull it tight it doesn't cinch down as well. It has to be something like that because its hard to mess up based on your video
This is probably the best quick release bracelet I've ever seen! About how much cord should be used I don't want to come up short or use too much when I make one
I was working on making a belt using a similar method in the past. I never did finish it. I'm going to get to work on that sometime soon though. Thanks for the motivation.
Great tutorial! I do a lot of paracord items...bracelets, id lanyards, horse reins, you name it. I REALLY like this "blaze bar" concept. I know what I'll be doing in the morning when I get home!!! Thanks tons, man.
Thank you for posting this. I could not remember what TIAT had called it. Cannot wait to tie it.
Awesome design and very practical deployment. I'm going to make this one for sure!
Awesome Ali! Glad I could show you something that really helps in the field. Here in Arizona I teach Law Enforcement, Military, and civillians Krav Maga self defense and our own Tactical Black program where we do weapons training and fighting. I always wanted to come up with something that can be quickly deployed for an emergency use for our LE and military guys to use. Send me some pics of your unit wearing them! :)
Very clear directions with excellent video. I really like the bracelet on your left wrist with the nuts interwoven. The shackle is a bit much for me I like to pull a knot through the cow hitch. Great idea though.
By far the most useful paracord tutorial i seen so far. Thanks!
Very nice, I really like the ones on your site with the skulls in them, Pretty badass
just made one of these, had a bit of trouble starting, couldn't work out whether you went around all the cords or left off the other loose line, seems to have worked even if i didn't get it right. Thanks for this vid, it's a nice one to make
this is the first thing im making, i just ordered about 100 feet of paracord. cant wait!
You can do it in 2 colors, although for the purpose of having this bracelet as an emergency source of cord, you will limit yourself because 2 colors will mean using 2 different cords of say 6 feet each. I always make mine in one color, that way I can get 13-14 feet of continuous cord. Hope that makes sense :)
Very cool weave. I did not really see the point of having something you need to unravel to use when it's made for an emergency. This weave looks like it lays flat enough for a belt too. Your instructions were also very clear. I'll definitely try this when my paracord comes in next week!
Thanks, I wasn't sure how that was going to work. I'm going to make one for everyone in my family.
Yes, and I make both. I love making stuff with skulls and such, but if you are making something for the purpose of emergency cord, you want to have a bracelet that is simple and easy to take apart when needed. Remember, nothing is better than carrying 50ft or more in a pack, then you don't have to worry about untying anything :)
Thanks!. That is actually my ipod nano that I wear as a watch band. I just cut the rubber band it came with off and used paracord instead :)
Yes, I did make the one on my left arm as well. Not sure when i'll be making another vid, super busy at work. As you can see I just need to play catch up on my youtube responses lol :)
It was right around 14 ft. When doing a regular solomon bar ( cobra weave ) a good rule of thumb is about a ft every inch. Since this bracelet is twice as wide its using more cord per inch of weave. Hope that helps.
I would advise against 2 colors for the fact that now you have 2 separate cords rather than one continuous length with one color. To answer your question though, yes it can be done in 2 colors :)
That was sweet. Loved how it just came apart at the end Great vid
Thank you to everyone who has subscribed and supported my videos. Trying to think of what I want to do next. I might do a vid of my take on the basic cobra ( or solomon bar ). I think I have a different way of attaching the buckles etc. Thanks again!
wow thanks for sharing this kind of knowledge :) i now have 6 bracelets, great tutorial.
This is really great. Thanks for the great instruction on the video, very easy to follow.
There are many situations that you could use cordage, help build a shelter, tie a tourniquet, lash to items together, extra boot laces, the list goes on.
Great instructions and an easy to follow video. My question is can this be made with 2-colors? I understand melting the ends of 2 separate pieces together, but can you demonstrate how to keep like colors on the inside as well as the contrast color on the loop edges?
Thank You Sir
You can, but I think it will be harder to deploy with the buckles in the way
AWESOME !!! That might work out great as a hat band as well !! Great vid !!
I have them on my etsy store. The link is in the description. Just put in your notes that you want a plastic buckle instead :)
I just finished making mine but it came out a bit longer so now its a key chain
The spool of OD green I got sat a little flat, still holds up to the 550lb rating and all. I have found from time to time that OD green and Black sometimes come a little more flattened out than some other colors, none the less they still have the 7 strands and meet the 550lb test :)
Awesome weave and super fast deploy, I'm making this one next, thanks for sharing and subbed ya.
Very nice and Practical... I think I'll give it a try !!!
Thanks
Nice video man. I am going to try to make these in the future.
You can make a belt like this, but it might prove very difficult to pull the inner strands through. You can always untie it the regular way I suppose :)
The OD green I was using just sat a little flat, it still had the 7 strands in it.
OUTSTANDING.
I do sell them, there is a link the the description that take you right to the bracelet :)
There are many situations that you could use cordage, help build a shelter, tie a tourniquet, lash to items together, extra boot laces, the list goes on. I think I do state in my vid that there is no substitution for carrying 50ft of cord in a backpack or 20-30ft of cord in your pocket. That is the FASTEST way to get your cord. At least now you can carry some cord in a bracelet that is MANLY :)
I have been looking for the quickest and most easy to undo bracelets and i think yours is it! Nice one! :D
I do like the blaze bar aswell! Oh! I allmost forgot my question: Do you know any way(s) to make it as easily to release without a shackle or with a buckle?
100% 550 the OD Green I was using just sat a little flat
Just want to say, the paracord bracelet on your left wrist (the one with the nuts woven in) looks fuckin amazing.
Best one I seen yet !!!!!!
outstanding video and explanation.. well done.
Home Depot or any hardware store usually carries anchor shackles
really liked the video! is it possible to not use the cow hitch and still get the same fast deploy by making a loop from the same cord that would substitute the hitch???
Are you using one cord 14 feet long. I have a 8 inch wrist, should I use 16' of cord? Thank you fpr your hard work.
good work very easy directions thanks...
all that wonderful work for nothing, but very educational thnks, im definitly subscribing!
I really like this design. Did you make the one on your left arm as well? If so, I would like to see a video on how to get the nuts in there.
It can be made with 2 colors, however I feel that you compromise the integrity of the cord if you melt 2 of them together. I would just use 2 separate colors hitched next to each other on the start. 2 colors look good together, but for something to wear for looks vs. functional use. Hope that helps lol
Nice work. Thank you for the help
@hardcoreactionpro I used about 15 ft of cord. You will have a little left over, but its always good to have too much than too little :)
Very cool, except i dont know exactly what there used for? Care to explain?
Yes, I believe it would
supply captain has a great selection :)
I like the video. Cool use. Question: where did you get that clasp on your Left wrist. I would like to get one of those to make my own rig.
Thanks
What is the size of the anchor shackle? thanks.
Great idea & good video instruction!
thanks for the video im going to try it today
I just made one.. Great video man
hello. My question to, possible to do Belt Length?
Because I like it. So far this is the easiest way to do it!
Please answer me back!
may i ask in which situation would you need the chord and why not keep it in your pocket?
great video
Will that buckle rust with sweat and water?
Very awesome! I like it!
would this work with the alternating half hitch style bracelet?
wow this is awesome great video
Very cool
Oh yes, I would believe it would be almost impossible to deploy a belt made in this manner. The only thing I could think of is you would have to start at the end and pull the cord off the 2 loops section by section. Think of it almost as like a snake shedding its skin. Thats the best example I can think of right now lol. There is always untying it the old fashioned way :)
Can you do this bracelet with two colors?
Nice!! I am making me one.
VERY VERY NICE MAN
Very Very Cool...Thanks
do you make yours without the 7strands inside?
Can You make this with the buckles?
thanks
wut kind of cord did u say u were using 2 make the bracelet?? i need 2 know.
I made a belt, but it cannot be deployed at all when you make a belt. There is too much resistance between the cords and you cannot pull the cord out.
@jagrabinski Yes I think it would
I have a question about your cord, the paracord I have is round, yours looks flat, why is that?
where can i find that buckle? thanks in advance..
what kind of paracorde you used? if 550?
That should work out fine. Always better to use more cord than to end up too short :)
he for the deploy paracord braclet do you sell thoes becauses i cant get it to work and the way i want my pattern to come out doesnt work. if you do sell them how much is it for one of thoes in a desert camo paracord
Nice !!
Probably, I would have to mess around with it. Or if you come up with it, send me a vid!
thts soooo cool
Nope, it's 550 that batch of OD green I just sat a little flat imo.
Subbed.
did you mean 7 ft of cord instead of 14 ft of cord because that does not look 14 ft of cord you are using in the video. i thought it was 1 ft for every inch of cord ?