Tired of losing your paracord in the bottom of your pack?
Well Titan Survival has come up with a genius solution to that problem.
I tested the Titan Survival Paracord Bag and this is what it’s all about.
THE CLASSIC WOODSMANHow does a drawstring bag that can contain 100 feet of paracord sound?
THE CLASSIC WOODSMANWhat about adding a MOLLE compatible button strap to secure it to your belt, pack or other equipment?
THE CLASSIC WOODSMANNow build that 2.2 ounce waxed canvas bag 10.5″ long and 4.5″ wide. The opening is 4″ wide for easy loading of a 100 foot length hank of paracord.
THE CLASSIC WOODSMANMight as well add a blaze orange water resistant nylon liner for extra protection.
In a pinch you could turn the Titan Survival Paracord Bag inside out for signaling in an emergency situation.
THE CLASSIC WOODSMANA leather tag sewed on stating “PARACORD” would be a handy identifier in a hurry also right?
THE CLASSIC WOODSMANLooking at all of these features we can see how this bag is super useful for storing your paracord. Other uses like carrying bullets, picked berries or a firestarting kit and strapping it right to your belt make this tough drawstring bag quite handy past the use as a paracord carrier.
THE CLASSIC WOODSMANI really like how heavy the bag is actually built. Toss this Titan Survival Paracord Bag into your pack and not worry about other gear wearing against it causing damage. Roll up a medium weight poncho and button the strap onto your pack. When the rain starts the poncho and anything else you would want to carry is right at your fingertips.
THE CLASSIC WOODSMANIn summary of testing the Titan Survival Paracord Bag I can honestly say it is extremely handy in any role you use it for. It’s not just for paracord but for another million applications you may fine a need for on the trail or in a bug out situation.
Be sure to check out the Titan Survival Paracord Bag and all of the other great survival themed gear on their website. They supply great products ready for the tough times ahead.
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