3 Simple Ways to Coil or Hank Cordage Like a Pro

Here are 3 Ways to Hank or Coil Cordage. Please Hit the LIKE and SUBSCRIBE BUTTONS as well as the NOTIFICATION BELL. Feel Free to Check out my Amazon Influencer Page and Follow Me on Instagram, and Facebook. Thanks For Watching.

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Please Hit the LIKE and SUBSCRIBE BUTTONS as well as the NOTIFICATION BELL. Feel Free to Check out my Amazon Influencer Page and Follow Me on Instagram, and Facebook. Thanks For Watching.

[Elon_Trump]

I cant wait to forget all this as soon as Im out in the bush

[vanq]

Man, I know I don't get out in the bush often enough when I keep forgetting these techniques and having to relearn them. I appreciate refreshers like this, especially when they're straight to the point and named properly so they show up when I inevitably forget and have to search for it again later.😅
Good stuff Cpl, thanks for another great video.

[SailaSobriquet]

Outstanding! Thanks! Keep up the excellent work!

[tiagomateiro]

I was a professional guitar player for 28 years, and I learned some cool ways to organize rope, organizing cables in studios and stages lol
Nice one!

[fatmanoutdoors]

I learned a few things form this video, including that my fingers are not callused or desensitized enough to shape melted paracord. And in true fashion, it took me burning myself twice to prove it.

[petezahrbock]

Mr, Kelly. Sweet way to hank, rope and cords. Keep up the awesome work 👌.

[out-landishintheokanagan]

Thank you very much!

I really like your show. There are only a few of you I turn to for lessons.

I have always camped. Parents had me out since a baby; However, I only learned of REAL camping 5 years ago when I discovered YouTube.

I have a learning disability. Learning and remembering and reading is very hard for me.

-For instance I haven't even learned how to identify trees or know my knots.

[josephwallace]

Thanks for midweek video. Great and useful information as usual sir.

[geoffallert]

Good, solid and basic. It's amazing how many people forget some basic skills like this. I admit, I did. But, I'm getting back into building up these skills again so I can pass them on to my grandsons. Thanks mate. Love your videos.

[backyardoutdoorsman]

Beautifully demonstrated as always. Thanks Shawn 👍👍

[jeffrichards]

Thanks for the video, Corporal. Very useful. 👍

[kevingeorge]

You never stop amazing me with the s..t you know. Outstanding video. Keep up the good work!

[robertjeffery]

Just like that, he proves he ain't stringing us along with another great AF cordage video.

[shirleychase]

You always show how to do something interesting. Thank you.

[randypennington]

ABSOLUTELY great instructions as always !!!!

[RichardYates-zb]

Excellent. Nothing like using a rope/line and then coiling and storing it properly for easy future access. I've been using all three methods for donkeys years both out in the bush and on my sailboat. 👍👍

[gregoryknox]

nice informative video. thanks for posing.

[andyking]

As always another Great Video!! I do agree that there is nothing that ruins your day more than needing a rope or cordage quickly and having the "Ball/Mess from Hell! Thank you for the information and the time you take to help explain why you do the things the way you do. Helps me to understand and learn better, more efficient ways of doing things!

[Georgecobb-sv]

Interesting & informative! Thanks.