Paracord Bracelet K2-Peak – Survival Bracelets with Embedded Compass Whistle EDC Hiking Gear- Camping Gear Survival Gear Emergency Kit (Black / Green 8.5")
Key features
- •5-IN-1 SURVIVAL TOOL: K2-peak is a complete paracord survival bracelet - Disaster Preparedness Kit - that includes: High-Quality Compass. Emergency Whistle creates noise levels of up to 100db. Comes with a useful leaflet with instructions, survival tips & ideas.
- •SIZES THAT FITS EVERYBODY: We provide 4 Fixed Sizes + 1 Adjustable size. Fixed Size variations: 7.5, 8.0, 8.5, 9.0 inches. Adjustable Size variations fits all wrist sizes between 8 - 9,5 inches. Please check the size instruction image, measure your wrist & be sure that you selecting the right variation before ordering. Please notice both bracelets in each set are the same size.
- •UNMATCHED POWER & VERSATILITY yet FASHIONABLE & FUNCTIONAL: Wide Range of Colors, made of ultra-strong, military-grade 550 Parachute Cord, buckle with built-in Compass & Whistle. Emergency gear necessary for everyone.
- •LIGHTWEIGHT & COMFORTABLE DESIGN: Make the A2S Paracord Bracelet an indispensable survival accessory for any camping, fishing, hiking or hunting trip. MAGNESIA ROD gives you a secure solution when lighting a fire is a matter of an emergency. Rub the rod to get spark and fire under any weather conditions.
- •TESTED FOR EXCELLENCE: Has been tried & tested to a minimum breaking point of 550lbs/250kg. Deploy your 12 FEET OF PARACORD in any situation where an extremely strong rope or cordage is needed. Use it as a trap, make a shelter, or use one of the finer SEVEN INNER STRANDS as FIRE TINDER; FISHING LINE or SEWING STRING.
Paracord Bracelet K2-Peak – Survival Bracelets with Embedded Compass Whistle EDC Hiking Gear- Camping Gear Survival Gear Emergency Kit (Black / Green 8.5")
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Customer Reviews
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Great Product
Jose Calderon✓ Verified Purchase•November 5, 2023
Awesome gadget
Gift for Hiker
Robin320✓ Verified Purchase•September 14, 2023
The items came on time and gift ready.
Good quality but....
Victor Ml. Guareño✓ Verified Purchase•September 9, 2023
It's very good, but I don't know if it's waterproof, and the compass isn't that good.
A gift for my grandsons, they look wonderful
Marilyn (KNIT M)✓ Verified Purchase•September 8, 2023
These are gifts for my grandsons. They look wonderful, and I
am sure the boys will be happy receiving them, although I expect they will be too big.
am sure the boys will be happy receiving them, although I expect they will be too big.
Good for the price
m913✓ Verified Purchase•September 3, 2023
Good quality for the price. The cheap compass generally points north, although the two on my bracelets do not agree by about 15 degrees. The whistle works, and it is high-pitched and loud. The ferro-rod sparks easily with the included scraper, and I had no trouble lighting tinder of fluffed-up jute twine. (I may thread an 8-inch piece through the cobra-knot pattern, so I'll always have tinder handy.)
The scraper has an aggressive serrated edge, so it could saw/cut through small material, like cordage or cardboard, with a bit of work and patience. The buckle is smaller than many of its multi-tool cousins, and the scraper gets completely covered in a slot in the opposite half. This makes it a bit harder to line up and shut one-handed, but it feels very secure and sleek when closed. Note that the button compass bulges out over one-quarter inch, so it catches on sleeves and is generally bothersome. I did not un-weave the paracord, but it looks like the standard stuff in diameter and strength.
The strangest part is the instruction sheet, which is obviously poorly translated from some other language than English. For instance, the number one example of how to use your cord is to "fasten a narthex". (I had to look it up; it is the lobby of a church!?)
The scraper has an aggressive serrated edge, so it could saw/cut through small material, like cordage or cardboard, with a bit of work and patience. The buckle is smaller than many of its multi-tool cousins, and the scraper gets completely covered in a slot in the opposite half. This makes it a bit harder to line up and shut one-handed, but it feels very secure and sleek when closed. Note that the button compass bulges out over one-quarter inch, so it catches on sleeves and is generally bothersome. I did not un-weave the paracord, but it looks like the standard stuff in diameter and strength.
The strangest part is the instruction sheet, which is obviously poorly translated from some other language than English. For instance, the number one example of how to use your cord is to "fasten a narthex". (I had to look it up; it is the lobby of a church!?)
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