Paracord handle wrap

Let's see how to wrap your handles in paracord.

Want to learn how to wrap a paddle or handle with paracord? Our decorative knot authority teaches you this in military tradition with images and a video.

How to make a paracord axe handle wrap video

Paracord Wrapping a Knife Handle: When I make a knife, I usually use micarta or wood for a handle, but sometimes I'll do a cord wrap. When people think of a cord wrapped handle they usually think of a single color wrapped circularly around the handle, BORING! So I dec…

I've had a few people ask about the paracord on my ruck handles and how to do it, since I just got the Rucker I figured why not add some 550 to it. Adding 550 paracord to your ruck handle takes about 16-feet of cord, a knife/scissors, a lighter, and maybe an episode of Ultimate Survival Alaska (or The Bachelorette if that's your thing, no judgment here). Benefits of having the cord are that it can be used when hiking or while partaking in an event. While hiking/camping or doing events you…

In this blog post, we will guide you on how to wrap a paracord around a handle. By following these steps, you can transform your knife and improve its performance in minutes.

A tutorial on the paracord axe handle wrap.

The Yeti Cup is by far one of the best insulated cups to take along when you are on the go, so how about a DIY paracord handle? I was always sticking my great Yeti Cup in my car cup holder and it fit properly, but would always feel awkward to pull out and drink

I used a length of neon paracord to wrap the handle with a 16 lead 3 bight Turk's head knot on this piece of luggage. It makes it easier to identify your own bags when among so many other similar ones at the airport. There's also a diagram for tying this knot in 'The Complete Book of Decorative Knots' by Geoffrey Budworth. *The links to the KHWW site no longer work since that website is gone, so I've removed them and updated this post with a link to my video tutorial for the long 4 bight…