🧗♂️ Tough as nails, light as air—gear up with Kevlar power!
The 9KM DWLIFE Kevlar Cord is a 100-foot, 0.8mm diameter braided line made from 100% Kevlar fiber, offering exceptional tensile strength from 50 to 1500 pounds. Flame resistant and highly wear-resistant, this lightweight cord is designed for demanding outdoor activities like fishing, camping, kite flying, and survival tasks, making it an indispensable tool for professionals and enthusiasts alike.
| Brand | 9KM DWLIFE |
| Material | Kevlar fiber |
| Color | Black |
| Style | Multipurpose,Unique |
| Line Weight | 50 pounds |
| Item Diameter | 0.8 Millimeters |
| Manufacturer | 9KM DWLIFE |
| Item Length | 354.33 Inches |
| Unit Count | 100 Feet |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| UPC | 724873186165 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 2.36 x 2.24 x 0.83 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.02 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | 9KM DWLIFE |
| Model Name | 9KM DWLIFE |
| Part Number | 9KM-KL4010 |
| Size | 100lb | 0.8mm(Dia.)x100ft |
| Fishing Line Type | Braided |
C**L
Appears heavy duty and should be excellent for field repairs
Appears to be good quality, heavy duty kevlar cord. It should be excellent for field repairs, especially of heavier duty items like backpacks and would be suitable for bushcraft use. Lightweight and small packaging, which makes it easy to throw into your pack or camping gear for emergency repairs. You will want heavy duty canvas needles if using for repairing gear.
J**R
It works
It worked well for it made the job easier
D**N
Great Alternative for wind chimes replacement strings
Works great to replace strings on wind chimes here on the Gulf of America’s windy beaches.
A**R
Strong
Was able to handle thunderstorm weather and not let me wind chime break.
K**N
Work for wind chimes
I purchased to repair my wind chimes and it worked just fine. Only time will tell since they hang under the underhang of the garage.
E**O
Great
Great
Y**H
Sturdy
We restrung my mother-in-law‘s wind chime, and it worked perfect
L**O
You'll be disappointed.
It couldn't even keep a 30 lb basket on my bike. Not a single line mind you. Meticulously wrapped around the frame and it still snapped. Upon forest inspection (yes I unraveled it to take a closer look) there are MANY links and weak spots on the cord. Like the machine that braids it needs to be recalibrated... so I have normal old blunt school scissors a try... first cut. NOT kevlar or at least not entirely kevlar. I wouldn't fly a kite or catch a fish with this.
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