BANKLINE vs. PARACORD | Which one you should use and when

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Tarred Bankline
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Paracord
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@jasholden9741 3 года назад

I don't go for the gimmick paracords. I'd rather have separate hanks of jute twine, fishing line and metal wire along with the 7 strand paracord.

@donoberloh 3 года назад

Well said

@yogibru1 Год назад

Yes, having a variety is best because you never know what circumstance you will be facing. I used paracord for everything until I heard about the bank line. Thanks for your advise and keep up with the good shows!

@freddavidson8364 3 года назад

Good information. I like the bank line - plenty of strength.

@eddersilva195 3 года назад

It is always a great idea to always have different types cordage. Love my survivor cord. Solid video as always.

@ericwoodruff4889 Год назад

Thanks for the Info. I agree with the other comment about fishing line. It really doesn't take up much room to carry and you don't have to ruin your other cordage to utilize it for fishing line.

@markwadden4783 3 года назад

Good luck on the 4K!! I think the channel deserves it!

@jimssurvival4994 3 года назад

I like carrying both bank line and paracord in my bug out bags for cordage. Thanks for sharing and stay safe

@VictorGarciaR 3 года назад

I carry paracord, bankline, some bungee cords and monofilament. I prefer not to fuse them into "survival cord". If weight is a problem, bankline alone does the trick.

@MP--qt7pi 3 года назад

I really love your channel I am in my late 50s and find that your material has been helping me the past few months keep up the awesome work great videos

@JohnP02809 3 года назад

I really like the video. Great to see the difference between the different cordage options so I can make the best choice for my needs.

@KYshep 3 года назад

I mostly use paracord for general purposes, but bank line will always be in my cordage bag. You are correct, best practice is to have both.

@frankfelix1056 3 года назад

Bank line. I added it to the list of must haves. Thanks

@Reaper-td7nf 2 года назад

Very informative hadn’t thought about the differences. Actually didn’t know about servival cord, what a difference it is. Thanks for the info very useful.

@toddericsson3680 3 года назад

I enjoyed this video as I have the last few I've watched. It's always great information to let us know what we should and should not carry. Thanks!

@mikemccollum 2 года назад

Thanks for the summary!

@renshieldonpadilla4190 3 года назад

Really good content. I just started prepping and this channel helps me lot.

@TheChomskyhonk 3 года назад

Paracord makes awesome boot laces with the stuffing taken out.

@ballandbiscuit6490 3 года назад

Oh, I kept my stuffing inside when I made my laces. How does removing it help?

@donoberloh 3 года назад

I too leave the inner lines intact.

@patrickdingman6934 3 года назад

Allows the cord to lie flat. By not removing the Inner cords it seems to let the shoe strings loosen and come untied. Constantly retieing. This been my experience.

@OldNavajoTricks 3 года назад

I doublelace, just match the existing laces with sealed 550.

@lindaingram4219 3 года назад

Another great video, great suggestions on what cordage to use, keep up the good work.

@marcelomeza4017 2 года назад

Thank you for the information and educating me on the difference between bankline and paracord. I will add this to my camping and hiking gear, again thank you.

@gabriellyna 3 года назад

Great explanation - thanks! Getting closer to 4k - you're doing so well!

@southernmom2387 3 года назад

Thank you for the video! Lots of great info.

@Ken-jm9gl 3 года назад

Many thanks for your Bankline vs Paracord comparison and discussion. This video was very helpful to me.

@JR-ms4hl 3 года назад

Thanks for the clear explanation on the different cordages. Makes my next purchase easier!

@theonescratchwonder6484 2 года назад

@5:19 What a twist, I was not ready for that! Glad I watched this before I purchased more paracord, very helpful, thanks for the advice friend.

@KyJohn08 3 года назад

Was always curious about which one to go with, thanks for the video

@notMyRealName1701 3 года назад

Thanks for the tips!

@michaelcarr5311 3 года назад

Nice video. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain everything.

@Brandon-jq2nd 3 года назад

I have all the above and each has “best” uses. I agree that survival cord is awesome. Congrats on a growing channel.

@walteraustin6308 3 года назад

Love the survivor cord. Another great videos

@NothingToNoOneInParticular 3 года назад

Great vid. It answered many questions and I don't have anyone to ask. Thank you.

@JD73RD 3 года назад

Clear and concise video. Well done!

@wde1978 8 месяцев назад

Great video. Really appreciate you breaking down the differences between the survival cord options.

@aaronbenson1250 3 года назад

Really enjoy these videos so far! Hope your channel keeps growing and that knife looks awesome!

@percydales6280 3 года назад

This was very good keep doing this for us woodsmen. I learned a lot.

@dannywhite125 Год назад

Thanks for the knowledge

@johngogas2929 3 года назад

Very informative. Love the Titan survival cord and have actually used the fishing line and the tinder.

@wmluna381 3 года назад

Appreciate your breaking down the pros and cons for each cordage option and what applications they are best used in. I need to pick up some Survivor cord. Sounds like a good option for prepping minimalists. 😊

@mthovey1 3 года назад

Great info, thanks!

@1mustanggtrb 3 года назад

I have all 3, Great video as always!

@NeedQtAsianGf 3 года назад

Really appreciate your videos. I’ll have to pick up some bank line next.

@davidmurray9844 3 года назад

Great knowledge base, thanks for sharing

@tokingreens 3 года назад

Thanks for the advice.

@kcphone3832 3 года назад

Thank you the informative vid!

@user-tf3jl2dw9r 4 месяца назад

Great video on types of cordage. I liked info on the survival cordage, I use paracord, but will be trying survival cordage next.

@DB-jm8cu 3 года назад

Nice explanation. Appreciate the info

@RogerC2023 3 года назад

Nice gear.love them all.

@daddajep 3 года назад

Great video with lots of information!

@bereadyeveryday6764 3 года назад

Good cordage advice! Thanks so much!

@Reaper-td7nf 2 года назад

Thanks for information didn’t even know about survival cord. Seems like best choice.

@TheOneTrueGaff21679 3 года назад

always good to get more info

@SavageVoyageur 6 месяцев назад

I used to carry 550 paracord in all my bags. I just added 2 spools of micro cord for my get home bag. At a 100 pound rating it will work perfectly for my needs. It is cheaper, smaller, and lighter than paracord.

@laelboesel6885 2 года назад

Good, clear ideas.Thanks

@davidreichard3053 3 года назад

Add your tie-outs, laces, clothes lines, gear hangers, loops, gear retainer lanyards, ahead of time, in order to limit use from your extra supply on the trail.

@robertkrauss6566 3 года назад

Great explanation and useful possibilities

@adamknight2838 3 года назад

I recently picked up some bank line and I really like it. I can see the benefit of having both types of cordage for setting up a ridge line

@pw1669 3 года назад

Thanks! I did not know which one to get.

@slinkyspiner1721 3 года назад

Thanks for the insight

@kylesylakowski2035 3 года назад

Thanks for the video. I have the survivor cord and it is an amazing product. I've used it for my tarp set up and for the fishing line. Would highly recommend.

@peeedroooful 3 года назад

Thank you for the info

@michaelwolf8915 3 года назад

Fantastic vid great competition

@ab4778 3 года назад

Thanks dude! 🤙

@mikemartinez5295 3 года назад

Great video its alot of help

@edtrudell3569 3 года назад

Good info. I use both.

@PT.mr2it 3 года назад

Good explanation of the multitude of options out there.

@patcrouch6779 11 месяцев назад

Great video, extremely informative!

@linksparrow 3 года назад

Awesome video, thanks

@roberttravistext5091 3 года назад

Great thanks for the video.

@dthinh61 10 месяцев назад

Very informative. Thank you

@HighSpeedNoDrag 3 года назад

Excellent video, outstanding comparison(s) and thanks for being "Concise" (Subscribed).

@sidhendragon 3 года назад

I have graduated to a much smaller pack. I carry the 10 Cs with a Kukri or a hatchet with a saw in the handle. At 64, I’ve learned quite a lot about what my body will no longer do as opposed to what it was capable of when I was in the military. Understanding ones limits and being honest about building around those limits (which includes the lightest and easiest to carry, knowledge) is where wisdom supersedes money spent. Best of luck with your channel. I’m 👀 you (lol).

@timothyclingerman5430 3 года назад

Thank you for your service, I too am a VET, and 53 years old so hiking comes difficult to me, I do enjoy bank fishing and I recommend this pack.

@sfc.n8245 3 года назад

@@timothyclingerman5430 I'm also a veteran and 56 lol

@hammertime714 11 месяцев назад

I've been using "bank line" or decoy cord ,as we've called it, for a very long time for everything duck hunting. Paracord was added when I started archery elk hunting in the 80's. The survival cord was the cord I had heard about but never as you described. Thanks for the informative video.

@jimmybrewer5635 2 года назад

Great beginner video for myself... Thank you!

@curtmoore4419 3 года назад

I carry both. They each have there usefulness.

@codemonkeymojo 3 года назад

I have paracord, bankline and climbing rope that is actually designed for climbing. Specifics cordage for specific tasks. I carry a little of paracord and bankline in my pack as they both have good niche uses. I like the paracord for tarp camping as it's slick and I don't have to tie it, just wrap tight around the trees and undo when you leave, no tar. Also have used the inside strands to fix packs, pants and other gear. Have also used fishing line and dental floss to fix packs and other gear, all are still holding up to this day, even the pack that had the shoulder strap break at the top and is sewed back in with fishing line.

@clemansky3320 3 года назад

Great too see someone acknowledge the limitations of paracord!

@wildwindjersey 3 года назад

Clear and helpful

@cardiacbob 3 года назад

Love the survivor Cord! also bank line and Kevlar line.

@timbishop1006 3 года назад

I haven't used the Kevlar cordage

@cardiacbob 3 года назад

@@timbishop1006 fantastic for bushcraft and for anchoring traps (small traps). also good for (heavy duty) fishing line.

@johnpmcglynn 3 года назад

Great videos! Please keep them coming.

@DG-wu8ug 2 года назад

Great breakdown on cordage

@lennelonge2626 3 года назад

Very nice channel !! Glad I found you!

@andrewwasalaski4836 3 года назад

I have paracord and I have heard of bankline. The survival cord was new to me. I will have to check it out.

@takingaleft7231 3 года назад

Awesome video !!!! Love the survivor cord.

@TerryStAUBIN 3 года назад

Great video!!!! Keep them coming!!👍

@jamesbreeden3140 7 месяцев назад

Great information.

@texmex4379 3 года назад

Great info brother...

@stevenwilder5461 3 года назад

New to this channel. Have enjoyed videos. Looking forward to seeing future content and how everything develops.

@TrishnSprite 3 года назад

Great stuff! Just getting into making my bag.

@mikemathewson2259 3 года назад

Thanks for the comparison. I carry both 👍

@farmkidstuckinthecity14 3 года назад

Having both is a good idea. I had paracord in my go bag already and just added some bank line a few days ago

@larrylehmann4956 3 года назад

Good info..thanks!

@warpedone2 3 года назад

Love the channel

@OldNavajoTricks 2 года назад

Missed the GAW but the knowledge is timeless and still up for grabs :-)

@sewhitewolf 3 года назад

I use both. But my paracord I break down and remove the multi use/purpose cordage and braid the inner strands and re-sleeve them for a stronger paracord. Since they come twisted to start. P.S. if your going to get paracord. I strongly recommend titan and survivor cord. WAY better than your standard paracord or cheap alternatives 👍

@timothyclingerman5430 3 года назад

@Paul Revere I use 20# gorilla braid for everything.

@MattHasty 3 года назад

That sure is a nice knife! I like the channel, subscribed, bell notifications, etc. Thanks for the contest it's what got me to subscribe. Looking forward to more great content

@stevenjohndurham7865 3 года назад

I agree, both have their uses, but fishing line is so compact to carry separately, it takes almost no room and it's so much more convenient to utilize. The same thing goes for snare wire.

@keithgibbs5220 2 года назад

thanks for the info

@z33thr33 9 месяцев назад

You can find 350 lb braid that makes a great replacement for many types of slippery cordage. For larger sizes id get into kevlar cordage, if you're okay with practically zero stretch

@donfrost9457 3 года назад

Great video! Liked your first answer best. Paracord or bankline? Both! Enjoying the content, keep up the great work. LSCS for the algorithm, too!

@TheOnlyCAVEMAN Год назад

as always..Awesome

@fernandovillarreal974 3 года назад

Great work on the channel

@RUMCYCO 3 года назад

550 , bankline, hootchie cord, survival cord. If you have all of these bad boys, you're covered. Skills to pay the bills 😎. Keep up the good work mate . Cheers from Australia. 🙃😉