Survival Straps are bracelets made from several feet of military spec paracord featuring a precision machined stainless steel clasp. They’re not only stylish, but they’re also quite useful to have in case of an emergency. Simply unravel the strap to deploy it and you should have several feet of super strong paracord to help you out of a jam. You can even send your story and photos to Survival Straps and if they republish your story on their site they’ll even replace your strap free of charge! They’re available in several different styles, and something like 50,000 different color combinations!
Now I’m honestly not the type of person to wear jewelry of any kind, other than maybe a sick custom-made Fishing Fury chain from Clay Candy Shack (I wish!). I do however make exceptions for things that are dual purpose, like the bottle opener ring, not that I own or wear one . Since the Survival Strap also falls under this dual purpose category I jumped at the chance to review them when I was contacted and given the opportunity.
The greatest part is they sent me a few different models and colours so we’ll be giving away several Survival Straps in up coming contests. Don’t forget to register for our blog and follow us on Twitter to receive updates on new posts!
It would be really cool if it had a line cutter instead of a bottle opener. Call it the fisherman’s special.
Like a zipcut pro on a ring?
I like the product, but not hanging down like a charm braclet. Attached on both sides but able to get the line into the cutter.
Just to clarify the bottle opener ring is a completely separate product from the survival straps.
I see I also need to fix the the time calculations on comments again. Probably something to do with day light savings.
I thought the opener was weaved into the bracelet. I guess a zip cut pro on a bungy string attached to a belt loop would work.
No sorry the bottle opener ring is a separate product, I was just pointing out the I would wear jewelry provided it served a purpose other than you simply wearing it.
I like these bracelets – they look OK, but feel quite useful. They are huge though! They don’t fit on teeny girl wrists, and how useful is a survival strap if I lose it?
They do make them in sizes for girls. And they also make dog collars and leashes (both of which look very nice).
This looks like cool product to take on fishing/hiking/camping trips; or even to just keep in the car.
I would have happily worn one all the time back in the day but I don’t think it’s be a good everyday accessory for me now (ie at work).