Paracord Storage-5 Ways to Store Paracord

[@hstafford078]

The parmesan cheese container is a great idea and useful repurpose of an item normally thrown out as trash. Thanks

[@OlliMSa]

The last one is just like winding a lasso; I also use that method at times with shorter extension cords. -- I loved the Parmesan cheese jar; you can even cut a little hole in it so when you close the lid it holds the end in place.

[@jamestackett2450]

That’s way better than what I did

[@ParacordPlanet]

What did you do?

[@jamestackett2450]

I just wrap it around my hand then wrap a few around the middle

[@kan-zee]

0:51...I take AMAZON *CARDBOARD BOXES* and cut them into the shape of an *"H"* & using DUCT TAPE to reinforce the shape...I cut a hole and a slit in it ...and make my own P-CORD CORDAGE SPOOL TOOL and its free.

[@brucemcconnell1467]

That last method is used by sailors to maintain a snag-free rope. It also works for garden hose. Been using that method for decades.

[@ParacordPlanet]

If you ask nearly anyone if they know how to wrap an extension cord, they will answer, "Absolutely," and then proceed to wrap it around their forearm!

[@brucemcconnell1467]

@@ParacordPlanet Yeah and then they go to use it and its full of tangles and 2 hours later they give up. lol lol

[@vstarRyder]

I have wrapped extension cords like this since I was shown back in 1994.

[@BlueCollarBachelor]

It’s commonly called a Roadie Roll.

[@YouTuber-mc2el]

You guys should wrap with the backhand method from the factory. C'mon man!

[@crankshaft007]

Sadly that was some of the worst advice, maybe google some gear gurus that have way better methods