Make the "Paralix" Paracord Survival Bracelet - BoredParacord

[@elliotsakimoto7026]

for anyone wondendering, for a 7 inch bracelet, i used 4 ft of each and and had 1 ft left over for each

[@carmenaviles779]

I was asking myself why we need a lot of cord and we got a lot of left overs. Thanks for that.

[@gregglockhart9551]

Instead of doing a cobra,left side -right side,I did two left sides,(the spiraling version),and then the S knot. Looks awesome. I tried continuous S knots too. It was pretty cool too.

[@melodystorrs5176]

I just watched and made my first Paralix bracelet....I love it! Your instruction videos are the only ones I watch because you make it easy to understand. I just started doing this about 2 weeks ago and it's been a lot of fun and everyone wants them....Keep the videos coming! Well, off to find another new pattern to learn.....:o)

[@wilmot0]

I love the various patterns you illustrate!

[@carmenaviles779]

Why you do not use a paracord jig? Its better when you have your 2 hands free for making the knots. I bought one and its easy for me as a beginer.But. I have problems when calculating the lenghts because of the buckles size. Thanks.

[@satanicpanic1313]

Thanks for all these great braclets, i myself find your instructions and camera angle absolutely foolproof.. from the very fist one i made using hexnuts to the keychain fib they all turned out awesome. Lotsa compliments . Thanks for making my boring day a better one

[@TruckinDipper]

Thanks so much Shawn I have been searching for a new knots for my bow slings to switch it up from a round braid with a Solomon and I have finally found it I will post a pic of the finished product on Paracord On for all to see

[@mikekielczewski3500]

Loved the vid. I'm gonna make a silver blue paracord bracelet for my daughter in the air force. It resembles the air force logo. Liked and subbed.

[@B.L.K.S_808]

Literally just ordered some paracord from you folks, love the videos and thanks for the inspiration! 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾 Much much mahalo, from Hawaii

[@kadicreations5211]

I think this weave is really nice looking. I'm just wondering why you don't tuck the ends under the bracelet and burn it so the ends are unseen on the finished product. It looks so much nicer. Takes a bit longer to finish but worth it...

[@audiebl48]

I really like this one Shawn. I love the ease of this one. Thanks for posting it.

[@stevenwalter3447]

What I did was one of s loop knots then a cobra then repeated that and i got a cool lighting pattern

[@gunvorroslind220]

Ilove these tutorials, they´re very easy to follow. buti really wish you could tell the length of the bracelet, .and not only how muck cord u use. Makes it easier to count otu how much needed it doing other lengths.

[@luckycluckers6880]

A little late, but about 1 inch of bracelet equals 1 foot of cord, or so he says ^^

[@SarahBecker]

Thanks so much for the good instructions. I used this to make a cool dog collar.

[@lauracraig5393]

Very nice. Thanks for posting!

[@barbarasmith3001]

What are you using to fuse the ends of the paracord? I have been using a regular lighter and I have problems with it blackening my cords.

[@JerrySegraves]

Try using the blue part of the flame

[@alexstone421]

kinda like the crooked river...its pretty cool....I came up with a few.. how do I get them to u, so u can have a look?

[@erikaf1530]

If I wanted to make a 9 1/2 inch bracelet how much paracord would I use? Everytime I do a bracelet I always end up doing it not fitting the person's wrist?

[@sportstercutie]

Love this bracelet and the site is very friendly.

[@despinalogotheti6209]

Nice and easy, even I could do it!!!! Thank you for the video.

[@Tyxxvxl]

Ha ha I found a store here in SLC Utah that sells Dayglow! I was so excited that I had to buy some :-) They want .20 cents a foot for thier cord. Expensive. Ty

[@ScoobySnackT100]

go to Michaels they have paracords n dayglow too its right by the check out , I am from SLC Utah as well ..

[@davidlahaisejr7479]

I like it good job Shawn!

[@teamhookem5110]

Cool looking bracket

[@isaacmaniloff8733]

+Shelby Carter Bracket of the year?

[@jimfierro2598]

Nice bracelet

[@suzypezzone8542]

Good job young man!

[@jacobwelch914]

love the video i will do this one later today

[@erikabruna1207]

What is the name of the pink patterned cord in the background? It looks really cool.

[@LadyFisherman]

Erika Bruna it's called Neon Pink Diamonds

[@neiranavarrete2983]

Bored vorrei che scrivi le misure dei bracciale e quanto filo utilizza per i punti ok ciao

[@joleneward2749]

How did you come up with this original Paralix bracelet?

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

DNA Helix bracelet! Love it!

[@BoredParacord]

This is not the DNA Helix.

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

BoredParacord I didn't mean the exact name of it. But it looks like a helix don't you think so?

[@Loyalki]

BoredParacord sheeesh. mad?

[@jennifersmith9882]

Gimme gimme!! So cool!

[@memehendrix]

Queda muy bien.

[@yaboyvyri220]

Would this be easier on a jig?

[@hunterwells8312]

1 inch 1 ft thingie works :)

[@idkiguess7019]

My wrist size is between 7 to 8 inches...if I'm making bracelets, how much paracord do I need?

[@Dimetropteryx]

Depends entirely on the knots you use. If you make something like a wide trilobite, you're going to need a lot more cord than for eg. a simple solomon.

[@patrickstrawder933]

what is that thing u used to melt the cord?

[@nobackhands]

Where is new store?

[@zakysonline1537]

hi so beautiful, what is the material you use to make them?

[@pavik-outsider]

Whats the size of the buckle u used

[@faithmonteiro3679]

BoredParacord where is the store going to be?

[@gravitin4653]

the picture made it look cool but now that i made it honestly it just looks like a slightly better cobra. thanks anyway

[@LEGOTROLL1]

thank-you !

[@pattirichey3780]

mine really looks nothing like this, still kewl tho.

[@kryptoskorpion9965]

i wonder why video blury.. lol 2014 posted

[@Marti-km9ki]

How much paracord do I need

[@Marti-km9ki]

How do u burn your cord so well?

[@UglyDuckthing]

u can use some kind of metal pipe like from a pencil...stick it inside and heaten it up from outside...for me it work very well.

[@neiranavarrete2983]

Molto bello,però se mi fa difficili fargli

[@icedyogurtavocado]

Can you give me the link how to connect the two of them? I cant find it

[@marco9361]

4To

[@pattirichey3780]

ok, for those of us new to this, it is NOT easy. getting tired of hearing you say that. kinda makes a person feel bad that they are having trouble with it. Please remember there will be newbies watching your instructions. I don't even know what a Solomon is!. just hope I can get the gist of it..it is very nice looking.

[@audiebl48]

The Solomon is just the 'official' name for the cobra knot.

[@pattirichey3780]

audiebl48 thanks, had no idea. mine didn't turn out exactly like this, still looks pretty kewl tho.. think I may stay with the Solomon for the rest of them

[@Tyxxvxl]

Patti Richey Hey Patti, Don't stress just take your time :) You'll get it. I just started a couple months ago. But thankfully Shawn has these awesome videos to help us make amazing bracelets. Practice makes perfect just keep going and you'll be amazed at how fast you'll start making excellent looking stuff. I have made about 12 different designs following these videos and each time I make a new one it looks better and better. Keep up the good work Shawn! Ty

[@BoredParacord]

Patti, I understand there are many new people who watch my videos. Comparing this tie with all the others, this one is VERY easy. For people who are new, it may be difficult. My intention was to teach, not to knock you down. Sorry about that.

[@pattirichey3780]

BoredParacord Im trying it again right now, it seems to be getting twisted, is it too tight or what? Last nite I whipped out 10 lanyards in less than an hour doing the cobra,, I will get this too!

[@GolfingMagician]

3rd

[@ryanquick5124]

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