Helix High-Vis Paracord Fire Lanyards - Beachin Tactical

Beachin Tactical is a veteran owned and USA run company that innovates and produces products to fit niches in both the tactical and outdoor communities. Here we take a look at their High Visibility Lanyards. These are made of High Visibility Orange Paracord with the center cordage being Firecord for an survival fire starter. These "Helix" shaped lanyards give a 3D look to the lanyards which combined with the Orange color, makes them stand out really well against debris and such on the forest floor.
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[@jassenswisher]

Thanks for posting

[@charlescollier7217]

Very cool!

[@scoopdedoop2673]

glad your back! hoodies rock, great vid Joe

[@MonkeyMikeOutdoors]

Those are badass!

[@DarylHDragonFireTinderbox]

Love it :) Love Jacob's straps

[@feralwoodcraft]

Me too! He does excellent work. Thanks!

[@gunnerhusnian4375]

very cool lanyards! I like those kinda things just for the looks as well!

[@ALOutdoors]

would be a great addition to a ferro rod for sure

[@feralwoodcraft]

Thanks for the watch Al!

[@matthewjeffres1289]

That is useful! Let us know when it hits the market!

[@themiwoodsman7222]

Bummer on the lost light that stinks ! nice looking and useful Lanyards ! love the knife !
atb john

[@EverydaySurvival]

Haha oh dang that sucks bout your flashlight. Those lanyards would really come in handy.

[@feralwoodcraft]

Yeah it did. Thankfully time has dulled the "pain" lol Thanks!

[@garylawson7930]

Joe Mobley is an OG...original goofball. Lol

[@Thepreppersbunkeroutdoors]

somehow while at shot getting this product up slipped my mind. I would have bet a hundred bucks that it was up! doing that now!

[@feralwoodcraft]

Figured you were a busy boy :) How's the jeep?

[@Thepreppersbunkeroutdoors]

Feral Woodcraft just got it fixed. it wasn't as catastrophic as we had feared. but it is going up for sale.

[@garybruner36]

Great product there. Glad you shared it here. Have you completed a review on the the BRKT Bushcrafter? Keep up the great work Joe.

[@EatCarbs]

Could you find that flashlight with a metal detector?
Interesting lanyard.
Thanks for the video

[@Meta194]

If you sectored it up in the first year you might have found it with a rake. But now i guess a metal detector would be the best option. It's actually interesting would the light still work after all this time.

[@GrandpaBill]

Take a roll of bank line and box off your search area then grid it in to columns. Now go get a friends metal detector and search one grid at a time. (Grid lines should be about 5 to 6 foot wide... the range of your side to side swing with the detector.)

[@legman1947]

You'll never find it without a metal detector. It's buried under 5 years of leaves and such. I have 2 metal detectors but I don't suppose you live anywhere close to me, Northeastern Maryland?
What model Fenix is it? I would love to know if that flashlight would still work!
Being as you know it has to be in that relatively small area, here is an idea for a cheapo metal detector that might work... go and get yourself a magnetic stud finder. Duct tape it to a stick and slowly walk in a search pattern keeping the stud finder close to ground level. Practice with it on a known target so you'll know in advance what the reaction will be when you do find the flashlight.
Good luck and keep us posted;-) Jim...

[@feralwoodcraft]

Jim, you are a genius! I have 3 stud finders. I see a multi"prong" approach in my near future!
The flashlight was a PD32 I think. Maybe a 35. Like I said, I don't remember for sure. Thank you very much for the idea man! I actually have hope :)

[@legman1947]

Glad I could help. It would be great to film the historic event when you find that illusive flashlight;-) Just think of the publicity it could bring to the folks at Fenix if she still works after being buried for 4 years, LOL!
Good luck and I wish I could be there when you find it;-) Jim

[@TACHILL]

sux you lost your flashlight bro! that lanyard is pretty nice! lot right up n seems like a good product. ive been wanting to get me a roll of the firecord n make some lanyards.

[@05generic]

Good idea, but for the hiding Fenix do you know anyone who might lend you a metal detector? That might work, but I have a feeling that the light is likely destroyed by battery leakage if it had alkaline batts..

[@mistersmith3986]

Bwuaaahaaa! Gangster Joe comin at ya!!! Yeaaaaah boeeeeeeeee!!!!

[@feralwoodcraft]

LOL!

[@russelldetwiler389]

have you tried a metal detector to find that flwslight?

[@jonathanstokes8493]

That would have sucked if the lanyard cam off when you threw your knife. 😂 I do have a question about a knife that will be shipped our the end of February to the beginning of March. You should know of this knife since you are into fire craft.

[@pennyparker6425]

have you ever thought about using a metal detector to find it?

[@feralwoodcraft]

penny parker Yea. I can rent one for 75 bucks or buy even a cheapo one for about the cost of the light. So, I eventually just replaced the light.

[@pennyparker6425]

Maybe you have a couple friends that might have one lol anyway I'm really liking that lanyard the way shaped it really does look like DNA

[@feralwoodcraft]

penny parker I've asked and know one I know has one.

[@facatube]

for me better in blaze blue 😇

[@feralwoodcraft]

I am sure he can accommodate :)

[@Plain-Ole-Chuck]

Not a fan of lanyards on knives but I've lost enough ferro rods to warrant a look...lol By the way.. maybe a big leaf blower on a dry day will uncover a treasure or two...lol

[@markmccarty9505]

To bad it's not reflective