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Sterling Mini Cord Mini Spool - 2010 BCS
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The Sterling Mini Cord Spool has a million-and-one uses on a backcountry trip, from making guylines for your tent to replacing your busted shoelaces. This tight-weave kernmantle cord is perfect for stringing up your dinner to keep it away from bears, tying your tarp between two trees, lashing your sleeping pad on to your backpack, making a clothes line, or anything else you can think of. The list goes on and on. *Assorted colors.
Bottom Line: The Sterling Mini Cord Spool has as many uses as a Swiss Army Knife when you're on a long backpacking trip.
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1000 uses
By:
Ian Pickard
July 20, 2010
I have cut this into 8ft sections to use as guylines for my tent. Super strong, light, and thin. I have also used this to replace shoe strings and fix a strap on my backpack. This has so many uses and for only $8 you have got to get it!
cooler than i thought
By:
chrisforseth shastalake420
November 17, 2008
super small, all the rope i could ever need. Very light and it fits in my sierra designes stuff sack with my jacket. It says 100 lbs but I hung from it and I'm 180.
I would simply like to know how to change the thickness of my
I would simply like to know how to change the thickness of my item, from a 1.5mm / 100' spool to 3mm / 50' spool. Please and thx
By: David H
August 5, 2009
Well you would do it in the drop down menu right beside the picture, above the add to cart button, but currently they seem to be out of stock.
By: Shane O'Donnell
November 7, 2009
Compact and lightweight
By:
Gluemess
April 1, 2008
I like the size of this spool and think that it will be nice alternative to tie up food. The main advantage of the smaller diameter is the length, but you loose some versatility by it not holding as much weight.
Not bad.
By:
Gluemess
March 10, 2008
This spool is compact enough that I will pack it along this year, using it to tie my food bag up and away from critters. I am not sure if 100 lb test is strong enough to hold my tarp securely, but I'll give it a try. It seems that this size would be best suited for making ditty bags or securing things that don't require a lot of tension. If you need that, go with the 3mm.
Fabulous ROPE!!
By:
Kate Pacha
September 10, 2009
This is really good rope! Since it is small I am able to carry it wherever I go. I have hung clothes from it so they will dry, after the sling to my rifle broke I made one with this string, used it as shoe laces, etc. You cannot go wrong with this rope...So useful!!
worth having around
By:
JOHN GILCHRIST
December 11, 2006
About the size of a credit card this cord makes great zipper pull replacements.
Change me.
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2010 Model No Longer Available
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Accessory Cords1000 uses
I have cut this into 8ft sections to use as guylines for my tent. Super strong, light, and thin. I have also used this to replace shoe strings and fix more...
cooler than i thought
super small, all the rope i could ever need. Very light and it fits in my sierra designes stuff sack with my jacket. It says 100 lbs but I hung from it more...
- Diameter:
- 1.5 mm, 3 mm
- Length:
- (1.5mm) 100 ft, (3mm) 50 ft
- Strength:
- (1.5mm) 100 lb, (3mm) 300 lb
- Recommended Use:
- guylines for tents, shoelaces, repair, and many other uses
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year