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I started making these bracelets while in the military! The cord I am using served me well every time I needed to use it!

I would use it to hang my 80 pound ruck sack on my bunk.

I would use it to dummy cord a sensitive item to myself.

I would use it for a million different reasons...and you know what...

IT HAS NEVER FAILED ME!!

And, before I knew how to braid it into a bracelet, I would be stuck carrying the loose cord to every post I had. That, sometimes, was more cumbersome than useful.

One of my buddies had shown me how to braid the cord into bracelets, and I was hooked! I was able to keep 10 to 12 feet of cord around my wrist!

Not only did it save me the packing hassle, it gave me a wonderful hobby during those oh so few "free time hours" in the field.

I have made quite a few bracelets and I want to get more creative with the color combinations. But, unfortunately, paracord is very expensive.

That is where you come in. To be able to produce dog leashes, dog collars, bracelets, and monkey fists; I need to also purchase the clips and other small items to make these products functional.

Any extra money I recieve from very generous Pledgers will be going into buying even more supplies and possibly renting a space at the local flea market. This way I can fund my hobby for the long term.

I will be posting regular updates on the status of the funding and what colors I will be offering for your rewards. Your input is highly encouraged! I do not want to disappoint the very people generous enough to help me out.

The rewards will be sent out No Later Than October. I will have to order all of the supplies and that can take some time. I will keep everyone updated and you WILL get your rewards by October.

I will also post pictures of the colors that my current supplier has to offer so that I can show you what you have to choose from!

If you have any futher questions, please refer to the FAQs or email me through Kickstarter! Unless I have a major computer malfunction, I will answer any and all questions!

Thank you all! And, don't forget to tell your friends about this project!!!

PS: Please forgive the video, as you can tell, this soldier wasn't meant for film!