Paracord #1 - Explanation of types - HD

[@tesuji2000]

Found your video 7 years late. Very informative and easy to understand --- learned a lot. Thanks. (Will watch the next one --- right now. )

[@jiujitsu2000]

Thank you, my videos have changed alot since then!

[@blacklist2112]

Probably one of, if not the single most useful videos I've seen regarding paracord. I was introduced to making paracord bracelets, keychains, monkey fists etc. in December of 2015 after having a total knee replacement and was laid up in my home for 3 months while recovering. Anyone that knows about making things with paracord knows that it is addictive and also takes a lot of practice. After watching this video, I learned things that I never new about paracord and it will certainly come in handy when planning my next my paracord projects. Thank You very much for the information.

[@Belly554]

I've been researching paracord for 2 days now and found little info outlining the real differences. You sir have presented a clear and extremely informative video on the matter. I can now purchase with confidence. This is the only video you've made that I have viewed so far, but now I 'll be checking out the others. Great job!

[@jiujitsu2000]

Thank you for the kind words and support you give my channel! Have a beautiful day!!

[@Chris-hw9gu]

Most informative 26mins ive spent on KZbin . cheers bro 👍

[@aprilstark8887]

Great video! Thank you. Really liked how you broke down the different types and what to look for in each.

[@jiujitsu2000]

thank u!

[@Nomad-bi6su]

You'd make a good teacher. Great video. Was exactly what I was looking for.

[@Tis_I_SirJames]

This is exactly the info I needed before ordering any PC! Much appreciated, bud. New sub.

[@jchism15]

Just found your videos and learning alot. Thank you.

[@jiujitsu2000]

sweet! thank you

[@Samkoutloud]

Very informative very organized flow of info

[@jiujitsu2000]

Thank you

[@Tom_H327]

Wow. Nicely done. Learned a lot.

[@filimonundang2154]

very detail explanation about variety paracords anatomy... thanks bro...

[@biglui77]

Awesome vid. I've recently bought a bit of paracord and it's good to learn about it.

[@jiujitsu2000]

that's cool, it's great cordage!

[@blizzride]

This is exactly the info i needed!! Big thanx !!

[@brynleybodinham5703]

best explanation i have seen of paracord on youtube many thanks for taking the time to make a great video keep up the good work ABT The Mad Trapper

[@Countryprepper]

Great info man! I've actually been looking into carrying a thinner type of paracord since most things I use it for doesn't require anywhere near 550 lb tensile strength.

[@jiujitsu2000]

thank you brotha! check out bank line. it's awesome!

[@jasonwilliams9663]

Very interesting video. thanks for explaining it in detail for us.

[@jiujitsu2000]

thank you brotha! more on this tropic to come! have a great night!

[@LeopoldVDH]

Brilliant and VERY useful info. Thanks

[@Theckonestroh]

Need to add that the threads absorb shock on impact. This is what truly keeps your back or neck from snapping on deploying the chute.

[@jiujitsu2000]

a small amount yes. thank you!

[@timothylandon001]

Great video with great info - thanks!!

[@drawncept8391]

Excellent. Thank you, sir. Subbed.

[@450Xer]

Well done and very informative. Thank's

[@nrainfidelforlife]

Thanks for your time. This turned into a pretty heated debate tonight. One of my buddy's is in the military so he's a know it all. Or he thinks he does. Thanks for being cool!

[@jiujitsu2000]

any time brotha! hope you settled it without anyone getting choked! LOL

[@bloodhound122]

great informative vid bro. ty for taking the time to do this.

[@jiujitsu2000]

thank you for the kind words and support!

[@IEraiderfan]

Great video now I know the differences in paracord thanks for the video.

[@jiujitsu2000]

good deal, thank you!

[@ssrknivesandguns8741]

GREAT TIPS ON THE PARACORD!

[@jiujitsu2000]

thank you, more videos on this topic coming.

[@FredGandt]

I learned today, thanks to this video, that my _"Mil-Spec Type III"_ paracord is *not* _"Mil-Spec"_. However: it is 100% nylon according to the Amazon description; it has 7 * 3 ply inner strands making up the core, and the sheath is too fiddly to count the strands (I just tried) but doesn't fray easily. I got duped! :-( It is though, a very good quality cord, so although not strictly adhering to the _specs_, is good for general purpose use. I was recently advised by a local sporting goods store owner, that I can legally carry knives (they sell) that I may not (UK legislation). If I didn't know better, their advice could have landed me in prison for up to 4 years, after which time I would be expected to also pay a large fine. I did know better, and corrected them. Unsurprisingly - they argued and got very defensive. Unfortunately, some people (too many) talk utter sh*t and want nothing more than to take our money. I'm now going back to Amazon to amend my review :-) Thanks for the info.

[@jiujitsu2000]

I have another episode on paracord that may help. I'm planning on having it finished and uploaded for next week! it should help even more

[@FredGandt]

I watch good videos to the end, and was already looking forward to it. :-) For commercial grade cord, the stuff I have is good IMO. I actually like that the sheath doesn't easily fray, and have no need of the ID strand. Still - it'd be nice if these people didn't lie.

[@jiujitsu2000]

+Fred Gandt there are many excellent commercial grade power cords out there to buy. in fact, I buy a lot more commercial grade than I do military grade.

[@FredGandt]

Oooh. Nice teaser :-)

[@jiujitsu2000]

+Fred Gandt :-)

[@jshphysicistatyahoo]

Thank you man. Good instruction on your upload.

[@nrainfidelforlife]

I watched the whole video. Which one is the best? And where can I get a bracelet? Great video.

[@jiujitsu2000]

thank you. type 3 is the most common and can be found on amazon.

[@Max_Green]

nice video my friend1! Thanks you for this presentation.. and best regards from berlin city, Max GREEN

[@lifelonglearner6404]

Another well done informational video! Was wondering from your hat, did you serve in the Teams?

[@jiujitsu2000]

thank you, I'm a Navy vet. I was an EM

[@25GARDAN25]

Just found your videos thank you. What was your rate?

[@wjf213]

Really a well done video and perfectly explained. Do you have any links to where we can buy each type by the roll? I'm really looking for the MIL spec cord with the single strand inside. Keep up the great work.

[@jiujitsu2000]

thank you

[@dangrabske3238]

I just bought some paracord, it has 7 inner cores and they are 3 braided and no identifier core , is this still military grade???

[@lbrahamlolp4152]

Very beautiful idea continued to deploy Videos

[@jiujitsu2000]

thank you!

[@lbrahamlolp4152]

+jiujitsu2000 Why stopped publishing videos

[@jiujitsu2000]

+lbraham lolp ?

[@Andre_NS]

Very Good. Thank you.

[@jiujitsu2000]

André NS Glad it was helpful, thank you for stopping by!

[@carolinesmyth127]

thanks so much for this useful info... subbed

[@teddyruxpin3811]

I got a 1000 ft roll of "Type 3 mil spec paracord" on ebay. Obviously it is not mil spec because there is no color identifier. There are 7 strands so it seems to be type 3 commercial grade. But it feels very cheap and flimsy compared to other paracord I've gotten. It seriously looks like a shoelace. I think maybe the sheath is just really cheap. Any idea what it could be? Maybe it's polyester instead of nylon?

[@guns-yx7zt]

Hey buddy i was wondering when the next reloading video would be. Thanks a bunch

[@jiujitsu2000]

man, I moved and all my reloading stuff is in storage. I do have some 9mm and 7mm Rem mag video that was shot before the move though. I just need to find them and edit them.

[@nrainfidelforlife]

Is type 3 the best in your opinion? I'm having arguments right now with 2 buddy's. Thanks.

[@jiujitsu2000]

personally, I like type 4, but type 3 is more popular and very good. much cheaper than type 4

[@PilkoPants]

Wow. Shia LaBeouf has had it rough being out of work during Covid-19.

[@dangrabske3238]

Awsome vidieo, but luckly i am not using it for parachute purposes but its nice to know the differnces because you will know if someone selling the cord is telling the truth .

[@markw.4679]

Thank you!!!

[@jiujitsu2000]

+Mark Wahl thank you as well

[@Theandrewsmith1]

Thankyou!

[@sickboy8831]

nice mora i just bought one of those

[@Samkoutloud]

Six types/Four categories

[@humane7273]

All u need to know.

[@benbraceletspurple9108]

There is basically, you're right. However there are some myths to paracord. #1 that something weighing550 lbs can be carried by paracord, g force cuts that to %20-. Basically, 550 cord is rated to carry 50-100 lbs safely. nd that's untouched. When knotted, melted, fused, exposed to sunlight, or rotten, it becomes weaker. So under 50 lbs is more like it with a single strand. Also, mil spec has to be tested, otherwise it ain't mil spec, and , most critically, you can't see the difference with your eye because counting the thousands of fibers or gagging the thickness of the fibers is impossible. Civilian is one kind, then mil spec. But mil spec has three handicaps, it is often only available in dull colors, it is thicker and more difficult to use and knot, and it is much more expensive. So it isn't worth a %10 increase in strength to me. And that's just 550 talk.

[@jiujitsu2000]

thank you

[@WaschyNumber1]

Ben Braceletspurple nylon doesn't rotten and it is uv resistant

[@lbrahamlolp4152]

Do not thank me this is my duty

[@jiujitsu2000]

I appreciate your kind words and support!

[@ssrknivesandguns8741]

FIRST????

[@jiujitsu2000]

again! sweet!

[@simply_based]

30% "elongation" dude just say 30% stretch