The Sportsman's Guide is selling 100 feet of para cord for $4.97. They only have it in yellow or white they say. CLICK HERE to visit their website.
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The Sportsman's Guide is selling 100 feet of para cord for $4.97. They only have it in yellow or white they say. CLICK HERE to visit their website.
Great price if you are a member. Shipping made it to expensive for me.
Here's another option: campingsurvival.com sells 1000 feet of paracord, black, for $32. I bought 1000' about 2 months ago and received it in a few days. They also sell 100' for $3.30.
http://www.campingsurvival.com/blpa10fe.html
When I ordered a few months ago it was priced at $34.95, so their prices have come down slightly. I also ordered 400' 2mm braided accessory cord for $15.99 and the total bill was $58.81, so shipping was just under $8.
I was going to link them too. Just be warned that they seem to have a minimum order of around $10. I ordered a boonie hat from them, and it wasn't a big enough order, so I actually grabbed one of those 100' bundles of paracord for $3.30 to flush out my order.Quote:
Originally Posted by bwg
Not trying to hijack, but I will post another option as well.
Cabelas has two different cords.
For 39.99, you can get their regular paracord. For 59.99, you can get their mil-spec 550 cord.
Both have seven strands that are a good, tight, straight, uniform twist. The better cord has an eighth strand that is like a thread. The website says the cheaper cord is 400#, but the spool says 550#, so I don't know. I bought both and am happy with my purchase. $40 and $60 are ok prices, but I used a $20 off $100 purchase coupon around christmas time last year. That makes them $32 and $48. Unfortunately, it is only available in one color, OD green. Tthe mil-spec cord is made by Gladding and says MIL-C 5040 T III on the spool.
Not sure about shipping, because I have a cabelas near me and am happy to make a trip to the store.
Get your cordage on here:
http://www.supplycaptain.com/index.c...category_ID=19
Pretty good prices!! I am a supply captain fan as well..
They have quick shipping, good CS and fair prices. Plus lots of variety.
Most outfitters have paracord at low low prices. I'd check locally before ordering a whole bunch of it.