Deploys In SECONDS! Quick Release Paracord Handle Wrap TUTORIAL

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[@davidhoehn573]

How long is the long orange coard that you wraped around you green bag

[@sebcopeman5542]

David Hoehn I was just about to ask that, it would be really helpful to tell us pls

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

@@davidhoehn573 18 ft

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

@@sebcopeman5542 18 ft

[@sebcopeman5542]

The Weavers of Eternity Paracord Tutorials dude, thank you so much, great youtuber

[@kcg4552]

Who else’s recommended out of nowhere

[@digitalbase9396]

Mee too

[@karthykrajan6329]

Me

[@S.forbes]

🙋🏾‍♂️

[@LeeFall]

Yup and so not worth it... Takes to long plus don't see the point of it.

[@Sirtristepan]

Probably 'cause I watch Tarkov stuff and there's a paracord item?

[@chris77jay77]

This is very practical. I can carry it for the next time I hear “WAP” so I can quickly deploy the parachord and wrap it around my throat to finally end it all.

[@Guts_Brando]

LMFAO

[@okanofamily2008]

the. what.

[@chris77jay77]

Michael Okano You know, the parachord. The song you sing while you are peacefully floating down in your parachute lol I’m a moron.

[@felixgaiastral9001]

WAP

[@softsix]

Alexa, play WAP

[@stephanieyee9784]

Thank you for this video. I doubt I'd ever need this But I'm going to give it a go anyway. Your instructions are clear, concise and easy to follow.

[@keylacontreras4947]

I messed around with this weave and made a bracelet using nothing but paracord. Great vid.

[@larjkok1184]

Haha! Nice. I bet that looks great. Just kidding.

[@randomgay4060]

This popped up in my recommended don't know why I am watching

[@NameIsDoc]

Same. At least it's interesting

[@xetinc5356]

Maybe we will need this post apocalypse. Looks like cords will become very important.

[@BroddieBlocks93]

same

[@lucasgtr7256]

Im here from Commodore C64 comercial compilation video 😅

[@Dime_Bar]

Something else popped up while watching this video.

[@AfroGaz71]

1% of people : "Wow, this is very useful to me." The other 99% : "How is this in my recommendations." Watches it anyway.

[@amazoniancustodian]

Finally, I’m in the 1%

[@aurelienfrancois3042]

There's another 1% who is like: wow, this is neat ^^

[@jaygoffee7630]

Damn Now I'm a one percenter

[@Yomam_Sophat]

Can I get my 1%'er patch, please?

[@tqsmith06]

How'd you know!!

[@slipsilversliver]

Ah Yea, now this is how you get tough guys to do arts and crafts.

[@subspaceanomaly]

Lol

[@matiascruz8851]

Crochet for commandos

[@JamesSmith-mq6vc]

Thank you! Great video. There is just one little discrepancy. As a skydiver from long, long ago (I learned jumping the old para-comander round canopy). Nevertheless, at the end of the video he says "The way a skydiver would deploy their parachute." Actually that's the way a parachutist would cut-away a bad chute to then deploy their reserve parachute. I almost didn't mention it - but then I remembered that comments raise the algorithm KZbin uses to rate videos, and hey this video deserves a very good rating! Thanks again!

[@_BangDroid_]

Cunningham's Law: The best way to get the right answer on the internet is not to ask a question; it's to post the wrong answer.

[@thebadegg8937]

I like how I tried some random hobby and found a really nice and responsive KZbinr.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Glad you found the channel too!

[@ZesPak]

Agreed, started about a month ago and got about 50 EUR worth of gear now.

[@_JS96]

@@ZesPak Definitely check out AliExpress then ;)

[@jack1d1XB]

Yesterday i completed this wrap on my shop back pack using a length of, flexible Lego flat floor panel as i wanted to avoid crushing the fiam strap. Whilst it took quite awhile as the cord was only 3mm, i did it and am chuffed with the result, thanks for the vid it'll get me started on doing more, cheers bro 😁🤟

[@Laxxtzor]

I've done several of these in the past few months, to every close friend who wants one in their bag handle etc :) Thank you for showing this tutorial, really easy and fast to make once you get the feel for it. :)

[@jimmystecher5214]

Easy, Efficient and AWESOME! Definitely doing this on my packs.

[@bowlchamps37]

Not very efficient. Put it in the rucksack and pick it out. Takes less time than setting this up. And when do you need it anyway quickly?

[@jimmystecher5214]

@@bowlchamps37 It doubles as a grippy handle. If you need Paracord,it is there.

[@jimmystecher5214]

@@chiefrocka680 it's a Paracord covered handle. If you need it's there. If you don't like it, don't use it.

[@reitairue2073]

@@jimmystecher5214 You didn't even address his concerns with this idea, you just dismissd him. Intelligent.

[@jimmystecher5214]

@@reitairue2073 Its a paracord handle, if it's too much work or you don't need it, don't use it. If you like it, need it or want to do it because you can, that is awesome. Its not that difficult.

[@williambrady7135]

Watching because of the inner James Bond in all of us. Never know when you may need a length of cord to escape from a catastrophe.

[@jayspeidell]

I keep a shoelace in every bag and use it surprisingly often. Usually to either fix the bike or tie something to it. So much random stuff too. Like tying my phone in a tree to get a good angle on a times shot or just anything random that needs to be held together or secured. It's an ideal size, too

[@Steve-rm5bi]

Thanks to thus I now have accessible rather than just aesthetic paracord on my backpack handle! Thank you!! But in fairness, I randomly was recommended this as well but am now super happy it did!

[@BC-xd3ow]

Response from a lineman for Appalachian Power Co. Thanks for that video. Ropes & knots are stock in trade for linemen, and I love learning new stuff. That is slick!

[@tomdorman2486]

Thank you. I like that you show what it is before you show how its done.

[@aidenleboeuf8012]

This is great! You can do it the entire length of a thin belt for hiking trips or camping. I can think of anything useful yet but I’m sure I’ll have some useful ideas in the future. Keep it up! You have yet to bore me.

[@The_InfantMalePollockFrancis]

How would this serve you on your belt?

[@4GENS]

This tutorial was so so helpful, can you please make a part 2, "Bury the body in seconds"? Would appreciate it

[@FrenziedFury]

Asking for a friend?

[@aix83]

That's unfair, everyone knows you can't bury a body that fast.

[@johnathannail6499]

looks good, super easy to do, and deploys extremely quickly, this is probably my favorite storage wrap yet

[@johnathannail6499]

@@raymondo162 literally just going off of the title bossman ❤

[@iusoloman1527]

Awesome. KZbin finally recommends something useful and cool.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Glad you found my video and that you like it!

[@chinchilla641]

Shout out to the other outdoorsmen and campers that actually needed this.

[@FrenziedFury]

Here here!

[@PunakiviAddikti]

It's so easy to do. It's fast and effective. Bravo to the original inventor of this method.

[@tfr6]

I was a SWCC for 8 years and I have never done this. This is amazing. Thank you!

[@MMuraseofSandvich]

This reminds me of a trick I learned when I was picking up how to lace wires/cables from a transcription of a VERY old US Navy manual. Specifically, when the first knot is tied to bundle the wires into a harness, the free end is pulled under the whipping using either an initial bend or loop as you've done for this wrap, OR with another piece of cord/tape. This ensures that the free end of the knot isn't frayed.

[@codmw3921]

what was the name of the manual?

[@sojournerbushcraft]

Nice design, I appreciate the simple weave and quick deploy. Thank you for the clear direction. Going to set this up on a few poly-sheaths for my bushcraft kit.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Glad it was helpful!

[@appleofmyeye1786]

That's awesome, thanks! I've made parachord bracelets but realized they'd be time consuming to unravel. Game changer!

[@rookie4619]

For all those times you need paracord instantly. Worth preparing for

[@FullFart]

I am totally going to tie this on my school bag! I think that this would work great as a multitool pouch.

[@ChickentNug]

Imagine being allowed to have backpacks in your school

[@kathleenbuckley4338]

This is WHAT I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR Thank you so much! Your voice is very soothing and reassuring :)

[@pinkhope84]

What for do you need a paracord in the beginning? I just don’t understand 🙈

[@killkrazy9913]

Showed this to the Olight community and now quite a few are doing this to their flashlights. Looks pretty awesome. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@gaillewis5472]

One more camping tip I didn't learn as a kid. This is both practical and attractive. Thank you.

[@masquerading18]

this is super cool! im honestly not sure what paracord is used for or why i might need it, but this is a super simple tutorial and it does in fact look very cool, thank you for making this!

[@Trazynn]

I have a paracord and even I have no idea what it could be used for, let alone why it needs to deploy within seconds.

[@SuiSlyder808]

It's just heavy-duty, light-weight rope that is meant to be deployed whenever it's needed. A lot of EDC setups have them in case of an emergency where something might need to be tied, suspended, or hung. It also looks nice.

[@tommys234]

Paracord is just super useful. 550 cord in specific can hold up to 550 pounds of tension on it, so go learn some knots and you might just save your own life someday with it

[@stephanieellis5399]

This is very handy information for camping. It's an easy way to carry cord without it taking up space inside a pack. The knots that you tied at the ends of the paracord are not scaffold knots. They're Double Overhand knots. Scaffold knots creat a loop.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Thanks and you're correct! I often use those terms interchangeably by mistake. 🙊

[@stephanieellis5399]

@@TheWeaversofEternity I sailed for a couple of summers (I use that term loosely) and, of course, had to become familiar with knots. I was forever saying the wrong name. I haven't used many knots or had to ID them in ages but when you named it and then I saw you tie it... I had to go and double check, though.

[@j-dub8399]

Followed this on Jun-21 to bolster that gimpy maxpedition handle and after more than two years, it finally loosened up. Just reapplied and voila! Thank you!

[@aircavmedic]

I saw the short you did. Having to go slow, I had to go to full version for entire video explained. Very nice. The video shorts for paracord is a bit difficult for me. Liked this one. Thank you

[@go9ma205]

I've done it on my daily backpack I did it with longer mid-loop and was much easier to keep it centered if you pin it on top and just thread the rest of paracord. Everything gets tight and has neat looks once you pull the starting end to finish. Sorry for long comment, but I also added a ring at the end for easier deployment

[@pinkhope84]

It looks cool everything but why do you do this, what for do you need this paracord? Honest question 🙋‍♀️

[@charlesmckinley29]

@@pinkhope84 cordage is one of the 5 “C’s” you can’t easily or quickly make when you need it. Tie up a broken strap on you pack, a bootlace, make a shelter. The uses of paracord is limited only by your imagination.

[@Quillons1]

This amazing. Thank you so much for this. I'm going to have a SHITLOAD of paracord carry handles on EVERYTHING!

[@scottmantooth8785]

*careful..fecal matter tends to be both slippery and most unsanitary....just sayin'*

[@migmagingenieria]

Yeah... it came from I do not know where... yet I totally love knots and know many. This comes in extremely handy!!! Good vid!!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@RyukUnchouJordison1]

4:24 AM, the best time of the day to learn how to tie a cool handle wrap Yes

[@lowzabro1341]

Really nice idea. Now I am doing your cow hitch bottle wrap. It is taking me a lot of time because I have 1liter Nalgene bottle. I am somewhere behind the half and it is looking really great straight away so I’m looking forward to another tutorials. Thanks for your job. Matt from Czech.

[@nmartin5551]

I love these videos. Makes everything look easy, and the projects are always so neat looking!

[@fourKeeps2020]

I was already quite satisfied. But then you pronounced voila correctly instead or walla. You made my day. Thank you.

[@williamolliges2622]

This is the second video that’s popped in my feed today of some real life hack style ties that are gonna affect my weekend. I believe the same method can be used to wrap a walking stick handle.

[@alexbevan2183]

This is definitely a great technique, I’ve experimented with a similar technique that uses pretty much the same method only with two pieces of paracord as a pose to one, you were always left with an annoying second piece after deployment. This technique is far better though, thanks for the great video Tim! Keep up the great work.

[@carlchapman4053]

Alex - I am English and it is wonderful to see people using my language in their own way, you be you Alex!!

[@SkelNeldory]

@@carlchapman4053 That's such a great back-handed compliment. Love it.

[@misterman9523]

anyone else get this on their recommended?

[@lucahafer2664]

Nah. Searched for this exact technique dor storing my spare shoelace

[@mydogeatspuke]

Yep and I've never watched anything even remotely related to it before. They must have paid to have it promoted.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

@@mydogeatspuke I didn't pay for any promotion for this video. I think it just got enough view velocity to be promoted out by the YT algorithm.

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@TheWeaversofEternity considering your highest viewed vids usually don't go over a couple hundred thousand, and that's with the "view velocity," there's really no way that could happen. It doesn't matter to me either way, I was just answering someone's question.

[@exys2086]

no

[@samuelhaire9584]

Sweet! Going to be doing this to every handle I have. EDC pouch, back packs, even a walking stick... Thank you.

[@copiercer]

Best paracord idea in a long time !! Thanks !!

[@SoulWhite]

I always wanted a quick release emergency rope that I can carry by my side. This is very useful, thank you!

[@Lobsinus]

Bundled paracord in the pocket has been working for years. Why you would bother wrapping it around your knife handle in a complex manner when the stuff literally comes in quick release bundles? Knife wraps are a flex and a completely useless one at that.

[@SoulWhite]

@@Lobsinus I bet you'll have loads of time fishing through your pockets while sliding down the slope... Silly child.

[@geoblk3000]

Ah, KZbin after hours never dissapoints.

[@DJJOEYC67]

This is by far my favorite Paracord video so far. Thank you.

[@santiagobenitez5067]

I was lost in the search and I remembered this video, I always put my strings in my backpack but now I tie them up as the video says

[@David-sw3on]

Thanks very much that was awesome! I have this really unique looking machete in which the cord on the handle came unraveled. In fact, I was very surprised when I came across your video unexpectedly to see you using the same orange cord and style that I exactly needed!👍😉🇨🇦

It looks pretty cool I wouldn’t want to take it apart! 😂. Thanks for the ❤️ WOEP!

[@ParacordPlanet]

Love the slow-mo. Nice work!

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Thanks guys!

[@carminescurse]

I saw a Navy guidon decorated with this. It had horizontal straight lines, with a spiral braid going along the shaft.

[@christopherdean1326]

Small point, and perhaps I'm missing something, but the 2" to 8' thing at the beginning, wouldn't that depend to some extent on the size of the strap etc that you were wrapping?

[@smithchasea]

It will definitely depend on the width, length, amd thickness of the strap you are wrapping it around. That said, you could start out with a very long length of chord and wrap it till you get where you want, finish off the wrap and call it good without worrying about getting a certain amount.

[@georgekatsinis5224]

Really??

[@raymondrumbundaberg]

What a novel idea. Wrapping a handle to make it look like a different handle. 🤔 if only I could get a handle on the concept.

[@nuurfy]

So u have easy access to ur paracord

[@iliketurtles4463]

Google knew I purchased a bunch of paracord, the blessed algorithm delivered to me exactly what I needed.

[@TheNightowl001]

I've been looking for a "quick-deploy" wrap for paracord! Thanks for this!

[@jack1d1XB]

Fantastic project and perfect for emergencies, I've been looking for something like this, thank you, 😀👍

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mikemorgan2211]

What us it used for. Why would I need it. What emergency?

[@Baun92]

@@mikemorgan2211 I'm certain this video and entire comment section is some sort of elaborate scheme, as I see absolutely no use for this.

[@_.samayers._]

Early! Soooo cool! I’ll definitely be trying this :) Keep up with the amazing new ideas and projects!

[@destinybrown329]

Wow 😯 awesome 😎 I’m going to try this to night I have 50 charging cords 🙄 it’s impossible for ME to keep them organized and in one place! I’ve tried everything 🥲 nothing worked!! This would be great for travel and camping! Thank you 😊

[@Stingrea51]

I found this video just now and happen to have a good length of paracord with me which means that my rucksack backpack is about to get a new strap wrap during my downtime at work today

[@maverickwatchreviews]

Who knew this was even a thing?!...lol.

[@chandranakhila]

What is this used for? It's a cool knot, but I'm lost as to what to "deploy" using this...

[@brisolar]

It's just a piece of rope... if you need to tie something on the fly

[@heatshield]

Pretty useful for a lot of things. Break a shoelace or need to secure something quickly while hiking, you don't want to lose momentum and daylight digging through a tightly stuffed pack looking for a tiny coil of rope and trying to get it all back in for twenty minutes. Boating. Fishing. Hunting. Camping. Climbing. Flying. Walking with limited time like to a bus or class. Sometimes you just need it now.

[@lootmaster1337]

You can make it into an armband and just have a nice looking thing that might be useful at some point. I had to use mine only once but was pretty happy i had it with me, even if i just liked it as sort of fancy armband

[@NicksStuff]

You're deploying the paracord itself. Look at some survival hacks: many need some sort of rope

[@johno9399]

@@heatshield Yeah just spend the 20 minutes decorating your gear with pretty decorations that you will probably never use. Why not get some special arrows like Rambo too?

[@royhenderson2999]

I've been needing away to quickly pull out a small to medium amount of paracord what a relief.

[@user-zn7ju9on3j]

Thanks a lot. This tutorial is very interesting.

[@finalbreath15]

What is the practical application of this? I don't even know why I was recommended this lol

[@rays5163]

I guess if you need cord

[@CeriLong]

It's a neat and tidy way to keep cord handy. Useful for all sorts of things. Fixing bag, dress or shoe straps, emergency dog leash, tourniquet, the uses are endless even just day to day. It's always a good idea to keep some cord on you.

[@Kittsuera]

remember, you must have Two of them at the same length otherwise you only have a Mono cord. ;D

[@dano8613]

Simple but funny lol

[@ElliottRodgers]

Love this so much! Wish had it during my time volunteering in a SAR unit.

[@k9insomniac783]

Such a cool technique. Ty for this video. Everything I own will now be wrapped in parachord.

[@phenomanal356]

When you "yank" those paracord ties a d the parachute doesn't open up...

[@danniemikeey579]

Me: ends up with a noose...

[@alexamderhamiltom5238]

@@spookysmomma thats funny

[@AfroGaz71]

@@spookysmomma No, you're not funny or appropriate.

[@user-pj3ig5iq7l]

This is the tutorial I didn't know I needed, but am glad I got!

[@1980thehammer]

Wow, you sure are brilliant in this craft! Awesome! Love watching your videos. Smashing! 💪👍

[@markrose6328]

Awesome. I wrap knife handles, this will double the cordage. Thank you for letting showing your knowledge.

[@spookysmomma]

Omgosh you have found paracord storage I can do!! Thank you.

[@shellzncheez409]

Bless the KZbin algorithm for giving me something pretty cool today

[@xiaria]

I have no idea how I'd ever need this but I'm grateful for the algorithm showing me such a random pretty paracord (?!) hack

[@anakinvandyke]

I’m saving this video because I think it’s cool and I want to try it in the future. Even though I know I will never go back to it but it’s the thought that counts😂

[@altitude1039]

Thanks for this.😊 I put this on my mountaineering axe for a cool weather grip. Works great!

[@FrugalFarmerChannel]

Thank you for sharing! I am making a survival hiking stick with hidden compartments to contain matches, fishing hooks & line and knife. Thanks again!

[@luphan4644]

this was a bit difficult to get started on my Morakniv sheath as the sheath is not flat so the loops kept slipping. i found that starting it loose, and then securing in the end made it a lot easier. excellent video, thanks for this!!

[@survivalishardstaystorng]

ropes and knots and quick releases and things like that are just things have always wanted to really get down and I've learned it a few times certain ones but then I forget I guess my brain is just geared for so many other things in the physical world but from ropes knots and things like that I just can't seem to remember that crap but this I'm going to remember thank you.

[@maximocar]

Wau!! Proprio ciò che mi serviva e cercavo in questi giorni!! Grazie! Tank you!

[@nathanvaccaro7578]

I love the videos you make. In this weird time. It makes for a peaceful hobby to do on my spare time. Thank you for the video. 😃👍

[@lionzombie7901]

this is level 2 of tying a knot i think. took me like 4 years to master a knot. this is insane. who can do this stuff? the moment he went around to the other side, i was lost. how does he do this. i know its magic and you cant convince me otherwise.

[@eplanti]

this belongs at the museum of particularly tricky knots

[@robertsullivan4773]

Have absolutely no idea why I needed to know this or get it on my feed. I've been getting funerals lately also.

[@wanderingcalamity360]

Been a while since I saw a recommendation from this channel, but this was a good one.

[@DR-zl2ct]

I bet all the gals at bunco think you've got the most tacticool purse of all. They were busy knitting and you one upped them with this. Well done.

[@H.P.Blavatsky]

Definitely incorporating this into my shibari routine.

[@sandstorm6605]

Thank you kindly. What a great good looking, easy, quick release. I can see uses for this on walking staffs and flashlights too. Thanks again.

[@informedcitizen8687]

Hands down the best and most useful wrap I've seen on KZbin!

[@dereksummers8598]

Dude this is awesome. Logging into amazon now to order more cordage. Thanks 👍

[@VinnyVidiVicci]

It's 1:30AM,i'm supposed to go to work tomorrow, but YT recommended this to me and I had to check it.

[@shellbackbeau7021]

I used this to fix my wife's purse strap. It was too long for her, she's 4'8", and didn't come with any way to shorten the strap, so I used this. She was very happy.

[@joereyes664]

Ahh, Paracord puns. You just don't hear enough of those anymore!

[@maDbiL]

Showed up in recommendations. Click on it. Not disappointed.