Hi there my dear reader! Are you new in making DIY Paracord Bracelets?
It is a fun activity that you can start with your family and friends, especially if you love the great outdoors.
The main function of a paracord bracelet is to keep a length of cord near at hand. Literally!
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In this article, I found 9 Types of Paracord Bracelets for you to Survive the Outdoors in Style.
Shout out to all creative survivalists out there for sharing your passion and crafts online to the world.
Stay inspired and thanks for reading!
9 Types of Paracord Bracelets: Survive the Outdoors in Style
1. Basic Paracord Bracelets
Firstly, let’s get familiar with the types of knot or weave used in making a paracord bracelet.
In Jason’s Knot Channel video tutorial, he shared 6 essential paracord bracelets that can neatly store cords between 8 feet to 10 feet long.
In the end of the video, you will learn the fishtail weave bracelet, bootstrap bracelet, cobra weave bracelet, zipper sinnet bracelet, shark jawbone bracelet and intertwined half-hitch bracelet.
2. Paracord Bracelets with Buckles
The buckle found on a paracord bracelet is also known as a clip or clasp.
To attach the buckle, the short video by Alisaurus below showed useful knotting technique and tools to connect the start and finish your bracelet.
3. Bane’s Cuff Paracord Bracelet
If you like to challenge yourself with an advanced pattern, you can recreate this Bane’s Cuff paracord bracelet with buckle by Fun and Simple DIY Crafts.
4. Mad Max Style Paracord Bracelet
If you have no buckle in stock, don’t let that stop you from creating this Mad Max movie inspired survival paracord bracelet by Paracord Planet.
With a single 10 feet cord, you will have a clean adjustable knot strap to tighten around your wrist.
If you prefer only the aesthetic and not the functionality, Maggy Woodley from Red Ted Art made this lovely two colored paracord bracelet with an adjustable strap for her children.
5. Metal Plate Paracord Bracelet
Moving on, let’s get into the accessories for your paracord bracelet.
Knotting Knots started with a singl-cord Portugese Sennet weave, and then a decorative weave with two cords to integrated a metal stamped ID tag onto his bracelet.
6. Charm Paracord Bracelets
Similar to the metal plate integration technique, you can personalize your paracord bracelet with a bronze flag charm to show your patriotism to the country as shared by JFCreationsAR.
Or show your support to your favourite superhero by choosing matching cords and logo charms just like how M Greyface shared on Pinterest.
7. Paracord Bead Bracelet
To welcome the spring or summer, CbyS Paracord and More shared this charming Beaded Daisy Knot Paracord Macrame Bracelet with Mad Max Style Closure.
Here you get to explore the decorative knots to elevate the style of basic paracord bracelet.
For practical use of this bracelet, you can swap the beads out with metal screw nuts.
If you are getting ready for the Halloween season, this Bone Skull Beads paracord bracelet by Walter definitely adds to the mysterious and eerie mood to your outfit.
Moreover, embrace your inner folklore prince or princess self in medieval fashion with this paracord bracelet with runes by Sm_E7.
They lined a silver accented beads at the center of the paracord weave that gives a cool and sharp contrast on the dark green cord.
8. Paracord Compass Bracelet
If you cannot afford a Bug Out Paracord Survival Bracelet, then make one for yourself.
The talented CbyS Paracord and More made this “Watch Style” compass bracelet where you easily find your direction without the need of fumbling around your bag.
As you continue to practice your paracord bracelet making skills, I believe that eventually you can assemble your very own Bug Out Survival bracelet with the tools that meets the need of your outdoor adventure. Take Superesse Straps’s bracelet as an example.
